Health

Put your condition into numbers — BMI, metabolism, heart-rate zones, hydration and sleep.

Body metrics such as BMI, body fat percentage, body surface area and ideal weight; exercise metrics including target heart-rate zones and VO2 max; and day-to-day condition tracking like water intake, sweat rate and caffeine half-life. The formulas used are the widely published standard ones — BMI as weight divided by height squared, the Du Bois formula for body surface area, and so on. These are general-purpose indicators, not medical diagnoses, and nothing here should be used to decide on treatment. If something about your health concerns you, please speak to a medical professional.

What people use these for

  • Calculate BMI or body fat percentage to see where you stand
  • Find your target heart-rate zone for a run
  • Estimate how much water to drink for a given workout
  • Get a rough idea of how much caffeine is still in your system

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