NutriFit calculators
Six free calculators for energy, nutrients and body composition. Every calculation is transparent: the formula, the source of the method and its limits are shown.
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Daily calorie needs calculator (TDEE)
Calculates basal metabolic rate and total daily energy expenditure, plus calorie targets for losing, maintaining and gaining weight.
- Basal metabolic rate and total daily energy expenditure
- Calorie targets for loss, maintenance and gain
- Five activity levels with explicit factors
Macronutrient calculator
Splits a daily calorie target into protein, fat and carbohydrates based on body weight and goal — in grams, calories and percentages.
- Protein, fat and carbohydrates in grams, calories and percentages
- Ranges for protein and fat rather than a single number
- Three goals: loss, maintenance and gain
Water intake calculator
Calculates daily fluid needs from body weight with adjustments for physical activity and hot climate.
- Fluid needs from body weight and age
- Adjustments for training and hot climate
- Drink-only volume and an equivalent in glasses
Body composition calculator
Estimates body fat percentage from circumferences, calculates fat and lean mass and body mass index.
- Body fat from circumferences, no equipment needed
- Fat mass and lean mass in kilograms
- BMI with the WHO category
Glycemic load calculator
Calculates the glycemic load of a serving from its glycemic index and carbohydrate content — a measure that reflects the real glucose response better than the index alone.
- Glycemic load of any serving size
- Reference glycemic index values for common foods
- Index and load categories with explicit thresholds
Nutrient deficiency risk screening
Mark the lifestyle and diet factors that apply to you and see which nutrient deficiencies are likely and which laboratory tests confirm them.
- Twelve risk factors from NIH ODS and EFSA guidance
- Risk scores across nine nutrients
- A laboratory marker to verify each nutrient
This calculation is for reference only and is not medical advice, a diagnosis or a prescription. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, take medication or have any doubts, discuss the result with a physician or a qualified nutrition professional.
What next
Formula breakdowns, biomarker reference ranges and nutrition articles with cited sources are in the NutriFit knowledge base.
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