Calorie Counting Controversy
Posted by NitoJun 10
In my last post, I told users that I am writing a calorie script – this includes a weight-loss/gain calculator, and the ability to track progress. However, I’m running into a snag, as there’s a lot of controversy surrounding the best way to calculate the needed daily calorie intake to hit your target weight in a set time period. The following are all formulas I’ve run across while researching this.
Desired_Weight x ALM
(Curr_Weight – 10) + (Height_Inch x 4.6) + (Age x 4.7) x ALM
(Wednesday, December 02, 2009, 9:37 AM) Peer Trainer:
Target_Weight x 10
(Thursday, March 30, 2006, 8:35 AM) Peer Trainer:
((Curr_Weight x 11) – Calorie_Min) x Target_Days = a
(Target_Loss_Gain x One_Pound[3500 calories]) – a / (Weekly_Work_Out x Target_Weeks)
Curr_Calories / 20%
*ALM = Activity Level Multiplier
If anyone has other references, suggestions, or knows an accurate formula for weight-loss/gain, feel free to leave a comment below.




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