For the nerds in you! TDEE estimation, with graphs :)
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bump, and thank you!0
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bump, heading to work, will look for this again this evening.0
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This might be a dumb question, but hopefully someone can help me understand. In your description of "net calories corrected" you say it is subtracting the BMR for exercise duration, but the formula has an addition sign which makes the "net calories corrected" end up higher than "net calories"...surely they should be lower?
BTW, I am absolutely loving this spreadsheet and the general level of geekery in this post. Statistics FTW!0 -
Oooh, I'm a research nurse so this makes me want to lick my computer screen!
Coming back later to read properly0 -
Bravo !0
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Majorly cool. I'll study in more detail. I pull my food, activity, weight data together in Google Spreadsheets from Fitbit automatically. Check my blog at http://johntmoore.blogspot.com/. Also use TrendWeight. Thanks for sharing.0
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