Metabolic Age Calculator

Discover your body's true age based on your metabolic rate and lifestyle factors.

About Metabolic Age

Your metabolic age is a comparison of your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) to the average BMR of people your chronological age. If your metabolic age is lower than your actual age, it's an indication that your body is in good health.

BMR is the number of calories your body needs to maintain basic functions at rest, such as breathing and keeping your heart beating. It accounts for about 60-75% of the calories you burn each day.

Why is metabolic age important?

Metabolic age is a useful indicator of your overall health and fitness level. A metabolic age lower than your chronological age suggests good health, while a higher metabolic age may indicate potential health issues that need attention.

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Your Results

Your Chronological Age
30
Your Metabolic Age
28
BMR (calories/day)
1,650

Your Metabolic Health

85
Health Score

Your metabolic age is slightly lower than your chronological age, suggesting good metabolic health. Keep up your healthy habits!

Metabolic Age vs. Chronological Age

What This Means

Your metabolic age is a reflection of your overall health and fitness. A metabolic age lower than your chronological age suggests that your body is functioning efficiently and may indicate good health practices.

Your BMR of 1,650 calories per day represents the minimum energy needed to maintain basic bodily functions at rest.

Your metabolic age suggests your body is functioning at the level of someone who is 28 years old, which is 2 years younger than your actual age.

Recommendations

Continue Your Health Journey

Your metabolic health is in good shape. Maintain your diet and exercise routines.

Focus on Strength Training

To further improve your metabolic rate, consider adding more muscle-building exercises to your routine.

Monitor and Track

Regularly check your metabolic age to ensure continued progress with your health goals.

Understanding Metabolic Age

Metabolic age is calculated by comparing your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) to the average BMR of people your chronological age. BMR is influenced by several factors:

Age

BMR typically decreases as you age

Muscle Mass

More muscle means higher BMR

Activity Level

Regular exercise increases BMR

Overall Health

Health conditions can impact BMR

How to Improve Your Metabolic Age:

  • Build and maintain muscle through strength training
  • Stay physically active with regular cardio exercise
  • Ensure adequate protein intake
  • Prioritize quality sleep
  • Stay hydrated
  • Manage stress levels