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I hear this constantly. Here's the bit that gets missed.
Your body isn't a calculator. Calories in, calories out, yes, but the “out” side isn't fixed. Eat less for long enough and your body turns the dial down. Less fidgeting, less movement, a little less burned. All to protect you.
That's not you failing. That's biology doing its job. Which is why the goal was never the smallest deficit you can survive. It's the one you can actually live with.
Your maintenance calories and a fat-loss target that fits your life.
Fill in the fields to see your numbers.
Uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation (the most accurate everyday BMR formula we have) multiplied by your activity factor.
How long your goal could take, and the deficit it needs.
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Your number, not a guess.
Enter your weight to see your protein target.
Stuck on a meal? Tell it what you need and get sources, serving sizes and macros.
And no, you don't need powders (but they do make life easier). Real servings, real numbers:
Sources: Spaeth et al., Sleep (2013) and Calvin et al., Chest (2013) for next-day intake under sleep restriction; Nedeltcheva et al., Annals of Internal Medicine (2010) for fat lost at 5.5 vs 8.5 hours on matched diets.
Seven rules. Tick them off tonight. Your progress saves on this device.
This was never about willpower. A tired brain wants fast energy. Sleep isn't the thing you sort once the diet's working. It's part of the overall strategy.
Four decisions, made once. Then your evenings run themselves.
Give yourself at least 30 minutes of genuine wind-down before lights out. Your times save on this device.
Bundles your blueprint times, the seven rules and the supplement guide. Choose “Save as PDF” in the print window.
Optional extras. The routine does the heavy lifting.
Easily absorbed, with calming properties that can help with stress, anxiety and getting to sleep more readily.
Promotes a relaxed state without drowsiness. No sedative effect, just a calmer brain and better sleep quality.
A plant flavone with anxiety-reducing effects at good doses. A strong cup or two of chamomile tea in your wind-down is the easy route in.
Supplements are optional and not suitable for everyone, so check with your GP or pharmacist, especially alongside medication.
But the maths is the maths.
Alcohol carries 7 calories a gram, nearly as much as pure fat (9 kcal), and it feeds nothing. No muscle, no fullness. Then it lowers your guard, and the picking and the overeating creeps in: another 80–250 calories on top. A good night out can quietly cost 250–500 calories before you've even noticed.
You don't have to give it up. You just have to be informed and intentional: pick the nights that matter, and stop telling yourself the wine doesn't count.
Alcohol can't be stored, so your body drops everything to burn it off and shuttles the food around it into storage instead. The high-fat, starchy-carb finale (the kebab and chips) is the perfect storm for fat storage.
Drink knocks you out, then wrecks the quality and quantity of the night, and the late one bleeds into tomorrow's mood, food choices, recovery and training.
It fades with the dose, and again the next day, through poorer sleep, mood and blood-sugar regulation. Decide your numbers while you're sober.
Honest numbers, no judgement.
Add what you actually drink. This stays between you and the maths.
The five rules that let both happen.
One bad day shouldn't cost you the whole month. Here's the fix.
Floor and ceiling goals let you keep ticking your boxes and moving forward, while working with the circumstances you're actually in. There's no sense setting your sights on lofty goals in a week that's already packed, or on the days you're unwell or just not feeling great in yourself.
Your floor is the baseline. Relatively easy to reach, but enough that you finish the day knowing you still took care of yourself. Your ceiling is the idealised version: if everything were working for you, this is what a big stride forward looks like.
Take your training. The floor for the week might be a decent walk every day. The ceiling is those walks, with your sessions on top. You can sit anywhere in between, and it all still counts.
Tell it your goal in your own words. It'll set the floor and the ceiling around it.
Type your goal above and we'll build the two ends around it.
A simple health marker, better than BMI for body shape.
Measure your waist at the belly button, relaxed.
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