Have you ever wonder how much weight you can expect to lose (in kg,lbs,gr,ozs) weekly(or daily) depending on your current habits? or how much change you need to make to reach your weight goal. Science has shown that weight loss through step-by-step goal-implementation is more effective at long-run. If so, this is the right app for you. "Belly Calculator" app will help you to find out the right food/workout plan that better meet your goals in a very easy and fast way. It follows WHO recommendations for a healthy weight loss rate and maintenance.
Based on your food and/or workout goals
1) Calculates your expected weight loss weekly (kg,lbs)/daily(gr,ozs)
2) Color/icon coding for recommended or non-recommended results
3) Give you a whole range of opportunities for corrections and improvement
4) Provides with very useful information for a healthy weight loss and maintenance
Results are informative only and strongly depend on food habits and activity level as well as other individual conditions. Color coding is based on the recommended 0.25-1 kg (0.5-2 lbs) weight loss per week so that you are more likely to keep the weight off in the long term). Color coding: recommended; above recommendation.
Diet Calorie Deficit:
A "Diet Calorie Deficit"" refers to the approximate calories you need to reduce from foods (diet) a day for weight loss purposes. When you are in a diet
calorie deficit, your body begins drawing upon fat stores for energy, which over time, causes weight loss. Generally, 7,000 kcal = 2 pounds(~1kg). If you are trying to lose 2 pounds per week, you
need to create a calorie deficit of 1000 kcal/day over 7 days (1000 kcal deficit a day x 7 days per week = 7,000 kcal deficit per week). To lose 1 pound per week(~0.5kg), you need to create a
calorie deficit of 500 kcal/day, or to lose 0.5 pounds per week(~0.25kg), reduce it till 250 kcal/day. Alternatively, you can leave this value as "0" if you do not want to create any calorie
deficit from diet (usually for athletes or regular workout people who wants to keep a fit body).
The Diet Calorie Deficit can be adjusted from 0 (no calorie adjustments from food intake) to 1000 calories per day (i.e. the number of calories we want to
reduce from food daily).
Important: Generally, women should not consume less than 1,200 calories per day, and men should not consume less than 1,500 calories per day.
Calorie Burning from physical activity depends on intensity, duration, frequency and body weight.
Intensity:
Intensity settings: 0 = little or no exercise at all (sedentary); 1 = light exercise (e.g. light weight lifting, slow walking ...); 2 = moderate exercise (e.g. slow bicycling, volley, water sports, brisk walk ...); 3 = hard exercise (e.g. aerobic, swimming, tennis, football, jogging ...); 4 = athlete level or very hard exercise (training for marathon, triathlon, fast running ...).