TDEE explained: how to calculate your total daily energy expenditure
TDEE is the number of calories you burn in a day, all in. Here is the formula, a worked example, and what to do with the result.
Calories, macros, protein and Indian meal planning — how to eat for fat loss or muscle gain without giving up roti and dal.
TDEE is the number of calories you burn in a day, all in. Here is the formula, a worked example, and what to do with the result.
Eating at your BMR is one of the most common dieting mistakes. Here is why the two numbers are not interchangeable.
There is no single right number. There is a method — four steps, a sanity check, and a two-week feedback loop.
The calculator is the easy part. Using its output for eight weeks without panicking is the part that decides the outcome.
Set protein per kilogram, set fat for health, and let carbohydrate take the remainder. That is the whole method.
Dal and roti alone will not reach 120 g of protein. Here is how to restructure an Indian day so it does.
Seven days of ordinary Indian meals, portioned for a deficit, with protein at every meal and nothing banned.
Ranked by protein per portion and by cost — the vegetarian foods that actually move your daily total.
You do not need to skip the wedding, the office lunch or the Sunday biryani. You need a repeatable way of fitting them into the week.
Fat loss is not about giving up rice. It is about eating slightly less energy than you burn, consistently, while protecting muscle with protein and training.
Supplements are the last 5% of the equation. Don't buy them until your sleep and diet are 90% there.
Vegetarianism is not an excuse for low protein intake. You just need to be more intentional with your choices.
Tracking 'Dal' is hard because every home has a different recipe. Here is the framework for accuracy without losing your mind.
Protein-dense foods form the foundation of a fat-loss or muscle-building diet. Here is what to keep in your kitchen.
Pre-workout is for energy; post-workout is for repair. Keep it simple with carbs and protein.
Poha and toast will not get you to 100 g of protein. Here are seven Indian breakfasts between 20 and 35 g of protein, with macros and portions.
The honest answer is a range, not a number. Here is what the research supports for fat loss, muscle gain and everyday health.