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Basal Metabolic Rate Counter 1.0


License Free to try
Requirements Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista
Downloads 48 Limitations None
Publisher Actabit Weight Loss File Size 642k
Date added 23 Jan 2009 Check your speed

BMR Calculator is a Windows software program designed to calculate your Basal Metabolic Rate, the amount of calories required to sustain life in your body when at rest. Both health care professionals like dietitians and their patients who suffer from overweight or underweight can use BMR Calculator. It helps health care professionals save time when estimating their patient's BMR. Patients can also use it unassisted as BMR Calculator allows them to get the results in seconds without learning any mathematic formulas. It is important to know your BMR as it allows you to calculate your recommended calorie intake. To calculate your BMR, you enter only three numbers, select your activity level from a drop-down menu and click the Calculate button. Straight away the program displays your BMR. You have to calculate your BMR regularly. It is recommended to calculate it every time your weight changes as your BMR increases when you gain weight and decreases when you lose weight. It is useful to write down your results into a diary so you can see the progress.

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