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Here’s a basic explanation about BMI
and BMR along with a caloric deficit and caloric Surplus diet plan for those
who wants to cut down their body fat or gain some serious mass.
What are BMI and BMR?
The calorie requirement of a person
depends on various factors like age, gender, health condition, weight,
metabolism etc. They both do sound similar but they stand for different things.
Remember your BMI may indirectly affect your BMR. It’s an easy way to calculate
what your body needs you to eat and understand its importance in your life.
~Basal metabolic
rate
Basal
metabolic rate (BMR) is the amount of energy needed while resting in a temperate
environment when the digestive system is inactive. Energy will be
used only to maintain the vital organs like heart, lungs, kidneys, intestine,
sex organs, muscle, skin etc. Basal metabolism is the largest component of
person’s total caloric intake.
BMR is
estimated with equations summarized from statistical data. The most commonly
used equation is the Mifflin - St Jeor equation, which is
what our BMR Calculator uses:
BMR = 10 × weight (kg) + 6.25 × height (cm) - 5 ×
age (y) + 5 (man)
BMR = 10 × weight (kg) + 6.25 × height (cm) - 5 × age (y) - 161 (woman)
BMR = 10 × weight (kg) + 6.25 × height (cm) - 5 × age (y) - 161 (woman)
Exercises
such as running cycling has no effect on BMR but activities such as
weight-lifting, demands a hike in BMR because it builds muscle mass. The more muscle mass in the physical
composition of an individual, the higher the BMR required to sustain their body
at a certain level.
~Body
mass index
It is a
measurement of body fat based on weight and height of an individual person ranging
between 18-65 age. It’s a most basic system to identify if the person is obese,
overweight, underweight or normal.
It’s easy
to calculate BMI by using a BMI calculator or by using formula. This is only
one of the many ways to assess weight, remember that.
The body mass index is calculated based on the following formula:
Bodyweight in kilograms divided by
height in meters squared
or
BMI = x KG / (y M * y M)
or
BMI = x KG / (y M * y M)
Where:
x=bodyweight in KG
y=height in m
y=height in m
Example for 175 cm
height und 70 kg weight:
BMI = 70 / (1.75 * 1.75) = 22.86
Obesity classification according to WHO and
Asia-Pacific guidelines
WHO (BMI)
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Asia-Pacific (BMI)
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Underweight
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<18.5
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<18.5
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Normal
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18.5–24.9
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18.5–22.9
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Overweight
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25–29.9
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23–24.9
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Obese
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≥30
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≥25
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Abbreviations: WHO, World
Health Organization; BMI, body mass index.
You can
find most of the low calorie and fat burning foods in your kitchen itself.
These weight loss food items can be easily found in your nearby grocery shops.
Apart from diet you also need to engage yourself in some physical activities
like swimming, jumping, cycling, exercising, dancing etc. When preparing a diet
chart you have to be careful regarding their fat content. Here’s a sample diet
Early morning
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7am
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One glass of lemon water
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Green tea without sugar
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breakfast
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9am
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One glass of low fat milk with 2 eggs
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A serving of fruit
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lunch
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1pm
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1 bowl of brown rice with salad
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2 whole wheat chapattis
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evening snack
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4pm
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Handful of almonds, walnut
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Sprouts salad with lemon juice
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Dinner
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9pm
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1 bowl of soya curry with 2 chapattis
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1 bowl of sprout salad
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Tips to Remember:
~
Don’t starve yourself to death.
~Don’t
skip any meal.
~Have
all 5 meals at regular interval.
~Exercise
daily for 45 minutes.
~Eat
2 servings of veggies and 3 servings of fruits daily.
~Avoid
junk food like pizza, burger, bakery cakes etc.
~It’s
very much essential to drink 10 glass of water daily. Carbohydrate intake is
limited while following this diet hence water will be the main source of energy.
Water flushes away fat outside the body and boosts up your metabolism.
~South Indian fat loss diet plan
Early morning
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7am
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One glass of lemon water with honey
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Glass of coconut water
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breakfast
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9am
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1 Neer dosa with coconut water
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1 glass butter milk, 2 idlis with chutney
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Lunch
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1pm
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1 bowl of brown rice and salad with oliv oil dressing
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Egg Dosa with tomato-cucumber salad
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evening snack
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4pm
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1 small bowl of sevai or 2 appam
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Tomato upma with 1 cup coffee
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Dinner
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9pm
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A small bowl of kovakkai rice & curd
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2 chapattis with bhendekai gojju
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It’s up
to you to decide where to put the work out slot. It’s essential to keep in the
morning around 8-9 or in the evening between 6-7.It’s essential to follow a
health balanced diet.
A high
caloric diet plan is for those people who are aiming to gain strength and
muscle mass. Eating up calories won’t just increase your size and mass but along
with this you may also see some massive change in the strength.
You’re goals
should align with at least one of the below:
- Gain overall size
and mass
- Get stronger
- Not overly concern about
gaining a little fat (this is not an excuse to get fat)
You need
to consume calories between 2500- 4000
per day.
Along with
this, it’s necessary to undergo bulk phase of weight lifting and to workout
with some heavy weights. However, it’s important to know your physical limits
and avoid ego lifting which may cause severe injuries and ultimately become a
setback for you.
Early morning
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7am
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Oat meal with 2 whole eggs
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2 bananas along with 200ml Milk
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breakfast
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9am
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4 Eggs with Sweet potato
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brown bread with peanut butter
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Lunch
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1pm
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1 bowl of brown rice and fruit
salad
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Spinach - Paneer curry
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evening snack
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4pm
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1 cup coffee
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1 glass of milk & Almonds
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Dinner
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9pm
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3 Egg white with 1 bowl of rice-daal (Masoor daal)
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3 chappatis,omlet and sprout salad
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It’s important to do more compound
exercises. Whether you’re power-lifting, bodybuilding, or just want to be
bigger and stronger, there are some basic exercises you’ll want to stick with.
· • Squats
· • Deadlifts
· • Bench Press
· • Incline Bench Press
· • Seated Barbell Press
· • Dumbbells (presses for chest and shoulders)
· • Barbell Rows (bent-over rows)
· • Dumbbell Rows
To get big, you have to eat big!
Hoping
that this diet would really help you, the weekly diet chart will be listed out
soon in the upcoming blogs. Do leave your comments and share with your friends.
Reference
* Johnstone AM, Murison SD, Duncan JS, Rance KA, Speakman JR, Factors
influencing variation in basal metabolic rate include fat-free mass, fat mass,
age, and circulating thyroxine but not sex, circulating leptin, or
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