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Mifflin-St Jeor vs Harris-Benedict

stefaniemazz
Posts: 179 Member
Which one of these are more accurate, because when I got on Scooby Calculator to calculate my TDEE, both methods give me a different number, Harris-Benedict gives me more calories while St-Jeor gives me about 150 calories less?
Which one should I be following?
Which one should I be following?
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If you have an accurate body fat percentage (determined through DEXA scan, BodPod, etc. NOT via an online BF estimator or scale that gives you a BF%), use Harris Benedict. If not, use Mifflin St-Jeor.0
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