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How LONG Will You LIVE
Ideal Body Weight for Men
Calories for Women
Physical Activity-
Gym
Activities,
Sports &
Training,
Outdoor, Home &
Daily Life Activities
The Ideal Body Weight
(IBW) calculators will calculate for an adult medium body frame size.
For a smaller frame size subtract 10%, for a larger frame size add 10%. Frame
size is calculated by dividing height in centimeters by wrist circumference in
centimeters to get a radius (r). The radius (r) is then compared to
constants. Wrist
circumference is measured at the wrist crease, the area between the wrist bone
and the bottom of the hand.
The Calorie
calculators provide information for weight maintenance. This is based on the
information you provide (height, weight, age, and activity level). If you are
overweight or underweight the calculation may be high or may be low. You can
choose a healthy weight for yourself and use that weight in the calculation. If
the goal is to lose weight, 1 pound per week, subtract 500 calories per day from
the current daily intake. If the goal is to gain weight, 1 pound per week, add
500 calories per day from the current daily intake. Theoretically this works
because 1 pound of fat represents 3500 calories (500 calories per day multiplied
by 7 days equals 3500 calories). If you have questions regarding your weight and
calorie intake visit a registered dietitian.
The content provided on this
web site is for information purposes only. It is intended to provide educational
material and is not designed to provide medical advice. Please consult your
health care provider regarding any medical issues you have relating to symptoms,
conditions, diseases, diagnosis, treatments and side effects. The calorie
calculators are not for everyone. They are for the average adult, within a
desirable body weight range, and wants to maintain their weight. The
calculators are not for use with pregnant or lactating women or children. These
calculators are not for everyone and are not designed to provide medical advice
or recommendations. If you have a concern about your weight or health please
consult your health care provider.