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Using Weight loss and gain calculator
Calculate observed weight change, progress toward an entered comparison weight, and a straight-line time scenario.
This is arithmetic on your measurements and chosen comparison weight, not a calorie prescription, suitable-weight recommendation or biological forecast. Fluid changes, measurement conditions and changing trends affect weight. The time scenario assumes the same average change continues; it is not a promised or recommended schedule. Use consistent measurement conditions and discuss unexplained changes with a clinician.
A worked example
For starting weight (kg) = 90, current weight (kg) = 85, your chosen comparison weight (kg) = 80, elapsed weeks between measurements = 10, direction of comparison = Weight loss, observed change (kg) = 5.
Before you use the result
This is arithmetic on your measurements and chosen comparison weight, not a calorie prescription, suitable-weight recommendation or biological forecast. Fluid changes, measurement conditions and changing trends affect weight. The time scenario assumes the same average change continues; it is not a promised or recommended schedule. Use consistent measurement conditions and discuss unexplained changes with a clinician.
Example results for starting weight (kg)
These examples use Current weight (kg): 85; Your chosen comparison weight (kg): 80; Elapsed weeks between measurements: 10; Direction of comparison: Weight loss. They are reference calculations, not recommended settings.
| Starting weight (kg) | Observed change (kg) |
|---|---|
| 90 | 5 |
| 180 | 95 |
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