Description
BMR represents the minimal amount of energy (calories) your body needs to stay alive and can be useful when trying to lose weight. These results can be found using the Harris-Benedict equation.
HOW BASAL METABOLIC RATE IS USED —————————–
Using this figure as a base line, add in all your additional burned calories (based on how active you were) to come up with your TDEE (total daily energy expenditure).
If your TDEE matches your Daily Calorie Intake, you will maintain your weight. Increasing your TDEE over your daily calorie intake and you will lose weight.
HOW THIS BMR CALCULATOR WORKS —————————–
Enter your information in either Metric or Imperial measurements.
Results are automatically calculated as you enter your information.
FEATURES ———————————
+ BMR CALCULATOR LOGGING & TRACKING
All results can be logged into the tracking journal for later review. General notes, date, time and icons can be applied to every entry. All results can be EDITED.
+ Basal Metabolic Rate Information
This includes general information on how to manually calculate your BMR by using either metric or imperial measurement’s, along with general tips.
+ IMPERIAL OR METRIC MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
Numbers can be input in either Pounds or Kilograms. Results will always be in calories.
+ HISTORY TRACKING LOG
This is where the magic of our BMR calculator really shines! View all your past entries in either a list, calendar or chart. You can edit past entries from the list. Our advanced charting control allows you to pinch zoom.
Our BMR calculator & tracker is the simplest way to help keep a running record of your Basal Metabolic Rate changes and provides another valuable dieting tool in your arsenal.
While we like to keep our apps simple and easy to use, new features are always a plus! If you have an idea or feature request, let us know!
