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Daily macro answer128g protein61g fat · 285g carbs · 2,200 kcal check

Balanced preset: 1.6 g/kg protein and 25% fat.

128gProtein
61gFat
285gCarbs
2,200Calories
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Live result128g protein61g fat · 285g carbs · 2,200 kcal target.
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Protein grams = body weight × g/kg. Protein calories = protein grams × 4. Fat calories = total calories × fat %. Fat grams = fat calories ÷ 9. Carbohydrate grams = remaining calories ÷ 4.

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Macro Calculator: 128 g protein. 61 g fat · 285 g carbohydrate · 2,200 kcal target.

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Protein grams = body weight × g/kg. Protein calories = protein grams × 4. Fat calories = total calories × fat %. Fat grams = fat calories ÷ 9. Carbohydrate grams = remaining calories ÷ 4.
  1. Apply the formulaProtein grams = body weight × g/kg. Protein calories = protein grams × 4. Fat calories = total calories × fat %. Fat grams = fat calories ÷ 9. Carbohydrate grams = remaining calories ÷ 4.128 g protein61 g fat · 285 g carbohydrate · 2,200 kcal target.

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Daily calories
2,200 kcal
Body weight
80 kg
Protein target
1.6 g/kg
Fat calories
25 %

Resulting answer

128 g protein

61 g fat · 285 g carbohydrate · 2,200 kcal target.

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128 g protein
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61 g fat · 285 g carbohydrate · 2,200 kcal target.

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  • Protein and carbohydrate are estimated at 4 kcal/g and fat at 9 kcal/g.
  • The result is nutrition planning arithmetic, not medical advice.
  • If protein plus fat exceed total calories, carbohydrate is shown as zero.

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Daily calories
2,200 kcal
Body weight
80 kg
Protein target
1.6 g/kg
Fat calories
25 %

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128 g protein61 g fat · 285 g carbohydrate · 2,200 kcal target.

Inputs

Daily calories
2,200 kcal
Body weight
80 kg
Protein target
1.6 g/kg
Fat calories
25 %

Method

Protein grams = body weight × g/kg. Protein calories = protein grams × 4. Fat calories = total calories × fat %. Fat grams = fat calories ÷ 9. Carbohydrate grams = remaining calories ÷ 4.

  1. At 2,200 kcal, 80 kg body weight, 1.6 g/kg protein and 25% fat, protein is 128 g, fat is about 61 g and carbohydrate is about 284 g.

Assumptions

  • Protein and carbohydrate are estimated at 4 kcal/g and fat at 9 kcal/g.
  • The result is nutrition planning arithmetic, not medical advice.
  • If protein plus fat exceed total calories, carbohydrate is shown as zero.

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