Harris Benedict Formula Calculator

🔥 Harris Benedict Formula Calculator 🧠

♂️ Male
♀️ Female
🔥 BMR: 0 kcal/day
💪 TDEE: 0 kcal/day

📌 About This Tool

The Harris-Benedict Calculator is a sophisticated tool that helps you determine your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) and Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE). Based on the renowned Harris-Benedict equation developed in 1919, this calculator considers your age, gender, weight, height, and activity level to provide accurate metabolic estimates. Our enhanced version uses modern calculation methods while maintaining the formula's scientific integrity. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts, weight managers, and health-conscious individuals, this tool helps you understand your body's energy needs for effective diet planning and fitness regimen development.

🔧 How to Use

1. Enter your age in years (15-120)
2. Select your gender
3. Input height in centimeters
4. Enter weight in kilograms
5. Choose your typical activity level
6. Click "Calculate" to get your BMR and TDEE
7. Use "Reset" to clear all fields

🌟 Key Features

• Dual BMR & TDEE Calculation
• Modernized Harris-Benedict Equation
• Activity Level Multipliers
• Gender-Specific Calculations
• Instant Results
• Mobile-Friendly Design
• One-Click Reset Functionality

❓ Why Use Our Calculator?

Our calculator stands out with its precision and user-friendly interface. Unlike basic calculators, we provide both BMR (resting metabolism) and TDEE (total daily burn) calculations. The futuristic design ensures easy readability while the responsive layout works perfectly on all devices. We maintain scientific accuracy while presenting results in an easy-to-understand format. The inclusion of activity level multipliers gives you a complete picture of your daily caloric needs.

❔ FAQs

Q: How accurate is this calculator?
A: While individual results may vary, our calculator uses the most recent Harris-Benedict equation revisions for maximum accuracy.

Q: Can I use this for weight loss?
A: Yes! TDEE results show your maintenance calories - create a deficit for weight loss.

Q: Why are there two different numbers?
A: BMR shows resting metabolism, TDEE includes activity calories.

Q: How often should I recalculate?
A: Recalculate every 5kg weight change or significant lifestyle change.

Q: Is this suitable for athletes?
A: Yes, the activity levels account for intense training regimens.

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