Calories • BMI • Macros • Meal Plan • Water • Steps • Timeline
Estimates only. Consult a qualified professional for personal medical guidance.
Your Results
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Maintenance calories
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Target calories
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Macros
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Protein (g)
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Fat (g)
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Carbs (g)
Your Fat-Loss Success Breakdown
Fat loss works best when all parts are aligned — not calories alone.
Calories (30%) – Consistent daily intake
Protein & Macros (20%) – Muscle & satiety
Activity (20%) – Steps & training
Hydration (15%) – Energy + appetite control support
Sleep & Recovery (15%) – Cravings + consistency
Daily Targets
Meals:—
Water:—
Steps:—
Timeline:—
Your Fat-Loss Plan
Your results above give you a clear target. The goal now is to turn that target into a simple routine you can repeat.
You don’t need perfection — you need a plan that works on busy days, weekends, and “off” days too.
Calories: focus on your weekly average
Staying within about ±100–150 calories of your target most days is excellent.
If one day goes higher, simply return to your plan at the next meal. Consistency wins.
Protein anchor (your #1 fat-loss food rule)
Try to include a solid protein source at every meal (chicken, fish, eggs, Greek yogurt, beans).
Protein supports fullness and helps you keep lean muscle while losing fat.
Plate method (easy portion control)
A simple guide: 1/2 plate veggies, 1/4 plate protein, 1/4 plate carbs (rice, yam, oats, fruit).
Add a small amount of healthy fat (olive oil, avocado, nuts) if it fits your calories.
Steps + strength = the “results multiplier”
Hit your step target daily, and if possible strength train 2–4x/week.
This combo improves body composition and helps you maintain progress long-term.
Sleep and stress: protect your progress
Low sleep and high stress often show up as cravings, low energy, and skipped workouts.
Aim for 7–8 hours when possible and keep a simple wind-down routine.
When progress stalls (2–3 weeks)
Make one small adjustment: either reduce calories by 100–200/day or add 1,000–2,000 steps/day.
Small changes are easier to sustain and work better than extreme cuts.
Optional support (not required):
Some people like adding a natural support method alongside their calorie target and walking/strength routine.
If you want to explore one option, here’s the one we recommend.