I googled for this, but not clear answer.
Very sorry if this sounds like a brag, please hide if it annoys you. I only post b/c I'm puzzled. I know some MNers are passionate about these calculators.
I get about 90 minutes of exercise on average (per day), but only half of that (at most) is 'intense'. Rest is walking, gardening, easy cycling, etc.
So my BMR is ~1300 kcal/day. I eat about double that but don't gain weight over time (BMI stays about 21). Even though I have a sedentary job & am mostly sedentary at home. My calc'd TDEE ranges 1600 to 2300 depending how to interpret the questions.
I gather TDEE is part guesswork, but most online threads complain it's too high, not too low a guess. Could it be just plain wildly wrong for some otherwise 'normal*' people?
*meaning no metabolic disorder, chronic illness or similar explanation.
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Accuracy of TDEE & BMR calculators
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lljkk · 31/12/2017 14:18
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