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Fat Loss Formula

TDEE Formula

The Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE) formula helps you estimate the total number of calories your body burns in a day, crucial for setting effective calorie targets for fat loss. It combines your basal metabolism with your daily physical activity.

By Orbyd Editorial · AI Fit Hub Team
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TDEE Calculator

Estimate your daily energy expenditure with Mifflin-St Jeor + activity factors.

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Formula

Copy the exact expression or work through it step by step below.

TDEE = BMR x Activity Factor

Variables

TDEE

TDEE

The tdee value plugged into the tdee calculation.

BMR

BMR

The bmr value plugged into the tdee calculation.

AF

Activity Factor

The activity factor value plugged into the tdee calculation.

Step By Step

  1. 1

    Set the baseline case with the real calculator inputs.

    Gender = Male, Age = 30, Weight Kg = 80, Height Cm = 178

  2. 2

    Translate rates, periods, and cash values onto the same footing before combining them.

    Keep the tdee assumptions consistent instead of mixing monthly and annual views.

  3. 3

    Apply the formula and read the first calculator outputs, not just the headline assumption.

    The calculator lands with bmr at 1,767.5 and tdee at 2,739.63.

  4. 4

    Run one changed scenario so the formula is stress-tested before it is trusted.

    The tdee calculator page is the fastest way to compare that second case.

Worked Example

TDEE sample case

Gender

Male

Age

30

Weight Kg

80

Height Cm

178

TDEE = BMR x Activity Factor using gender Male, age 30, weight kg 80, height cm 178.

The calculator lands with bmr at 1,767.5 and tdee at 2,739.63.

Common Variations

Scenario variants are useful because fixed assumptions rarely survive contact with real life unchanged.
Use TDEE Calculator to compare the baseline result with one stressed case before relying on a single answer.

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General fitness estimates — not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional for medical decisions.