The Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is an estimation of the amount of a person's energy expenditure while at rest, in a thermal neutral zone (
BMR is a more accurate measure of your metabolism at complete rest, which is normally a bit lower than your RMR.
The Roza and Shizgal formula used here is the revised version of the original Harris-Benedict formula by Roza and Shizgal back in 1984.
The Roza and Shizgal formula for determining the BMR is defined as:
The unit for BMR is:
Female (Imperial)
Use this calculator to determine the female basal metabolic rate using the Roza and Shizgal formula.
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