Weight Loss Hub

Forget the fads. We focus on the science of thermodynamics and nutrition to help you reach your goals safely.

Science-Based Weight Loss Guide

Sustainable weight loss isn't about magical detoxes or avoiding fruit. It's about consistently maintaining a slight Calorie Deficit while eating enough protein to preserve muscle mass. We focus on the proven physiology, not the latest fad.

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📉 The Calorie Deficit Formula

The only mathematical way to lose weight. Learn how to calculate your deficit and why it works.

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📝 How to Track Calories

Tracking is the best way to ensure you are in a deficit. Learn the basics of logging.

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đź§® Use the TDEE Calculator

Don't want to do the math? Our tool does it for you instantly.

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Weight Loss FAQ

How much weight can I lose in a week?

A safe rate is 0.5% to 1% of your body weight per week. For most people, that's 0.5kg to 1kg (1-2 lbs). Losing faster often means you are losing water weight and muscle tissue, not just fat.

Is "Starvation Mode" real?

It involves metabolic adaptation, where your body burns slightly fewer calories as you lose weight. However, it will never stop weight loss completely if you are in a true deficit. It's often exaggerated online.

What is the best exercise for fat loss?

The one you enjoy and do consistently. However, a combination of Resistance Training (to keep muscle) and Zone 2 Cardio (to burn calories directly) is biologically optimal.

Snap a photo. See calories & macros.

Start with one photo. CalMind instantly shows calories and macros—so staying consistent feels easy.