Daily Calorie Calculator

This calculator gives you the basal metabolic rate (BMR), daily requirements of calorie, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in terms of calories and grams/day in adult males and females in 3 cases:

To maintain current weight.
To lose weight by a certain number of pounds per week.
To gain weight by a certain number of pounds per week.

This calorie calculator will help you, if you are trying to lose weight and control obesity. Obviously, if you are trying to lose weight, you must use more calories than you take in. The best way and the accepted way for weight loss is to lose weight over a long run, making slight intake reduction changes and slight increases in calorie burning.

Daily Calorie Calculator
Enter the following data
Your gender
Your height
Your weight
Your age	years
Your activity
Automatic recalculation
Results
BMR
Nutrition requirements
A. To maintain current weight
Calories	cal
Carbohydrates (55%)	cal = gm
Proteins (15%)	cal = gm
Fats (30%)	cal = gm
B. To lose weight by	per week *
Calories	cal
Carbohydrates (55%)	cal = gm
Proteins (15%)	cal = gm
Fats (30%)	cal = gm
C. To gain weight by	per week
Calories	cal
Carbohydrates (55%)	cal = gm
Proteins (15%)	cal = gm
Fats (30%)	cal = gm
*To lose weight, 500 calories are subtracted per day for each pound you want to lose every week. To gain weight, 500 calories are added per day for each pound you want to gain every week. However, total calorie levels < 1200 calories are not recommended and weight loss of > 2 pounds per week is also not recommended. For a more balanced approach to a 1 pound per week weight loss, increase your activity. Decrease calorie intake by 250 calories per day and exercising to expend (use up) the other 250 calories. This approach prevents a decrease in your metabolic rate and promotes increased lean muscle mass.