AgeCalc Pro
Age and body-metric calculators in the browser
Body and fitness numbers worked out from standard formulas: body mass index, daily calorie needs, macros, body fat estimates, due dates, sleep cycles and training paces.
These formulas describe populations, not you. Use them as a starting point and talk to a doctor or registered dietitian about anything that affects your health.
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Use these for workouts, body metrics, and meal planning.
Use these to plan pace, steps, and race or walking progress.
Use these to plan sleep timing and recover from schedule changes.
Use these for pet age, nutrition, and medication or toxicity guidance.
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Use this for blood type reference, compatibility, and child prediction.
It is a quick screening number. It doesn't distinguish muscle from fat, so athletes and older adults can be misclassified. Waist measurements add useful context.
Most modern calculators use Mifflin-St Jeor, which studies have found to be the most accurate of the common equations for estimating resting energy use.