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TDEE for Women

Women's TDEE runs lower than men's at the same size primarily because of body composition — on average more fat mass and less metabolically active muscle. The Mifflin-St Jeor formula captures this with a different constant (−161 vs +5).

Calorie reference table

Estimates below assume age 30, height 163 cm, and a moderately active (×1.55) activity level — adjust expectations up or down if your stats differ, or get an exact figure with the TDEE calculator.

WeightBMRMaintenanceCut (−500)Lean bulk (+300)
50 kg (110 lb)1208187213722172
60 kg (132 lb)1308202715272327
70 kg (154 lb)1408218216822482
80 kg (176 lb)1508233718372637
90 kg (198 lb)1608249219922792
100 kg (220 lb)1708264721472947

Make it personal: these are averages for one illustrative profile. The TDEE calculator takes your exact age, height, weight and activity — it takes about 20 seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

How were these numbers calculated?

With the Mifflin-St Jeor equation at age 30, height 163 cm, and a moderately active (×1.55) activity multiplier, then rounded. Your own height, age and activity shift the figures — use the calculator for a personal estimate.

Are these calorie figures safe to follow?

They're educational reference points, not prescriptions. Confirm any target against 2–3 weeks of real-world weight data, and involve a physician or registered dietitian for medical conditions, pregnancy, or anyone under 18.

Medical disclaimer: CaloriesKit provides educational estimates only and is not medical, nutritional, or fitness advice. Calculators use population-level formulas that may not reflect your individual needs. Consult a physician or registered dietitian before changing your diet or exercise routine, especially if you have a medical condition, are pregnant, or are under 18.