Understand your ideal weight range based on your unique body composition and health goals, moving beyond outdated metrics.
Personalized Healthy Weight Calculator
Enter your height in centimeters (cm).
Enter your age in years.
Male
Female
Select your biological sex for more accurate ranges.
Sedentary (little to no exercise)
Lightly Active (light exercise/sports 1-3 days/week)
Moderately Active (moderate exercise/sports 3-5 days/week)
Very Active (hard exercise/sports 6-7 days/week)
Extra Active (very hard exercise/sports & physical job)
Choose the option that best describes your lifestyle.
Enter your body fat percentage if known (e.g., 15-30%). Leave blank to use standard estimations.
Your Healthy Weight Insights
Estimated Lean Body Mass:— kg
Estimated Healthy Weight Range:— kg
Metabolic Rate (BMR):— kcal/day
How it's Calculated: This calculator estimates a healthy weight range using your height, age, sex, activity level, and optionally, body fat percentage. It calculates your Lean Body Mass (LBM) and then derives a weight range that supports muscle mass and optimal metabolic function, avoiding the one-size-fits-all approach of BMI. For BMR, the Mifflin-St Jeor equation is used, adjusted for activity level.
Understanding Healthy Weight Beyond BMI
BMI (Body Mass Index) has long been the standard for assessing weight categories. However, it's a crude measure that doesn't differentiate between muscle and fat, nor does it account for bone density, frame size, or body composition. This can lead to misclassification, labeling muscular individuals as overweight or obese, and lean individuals as underweight. Calculating healthy weight without BMI offers a more nuanced and personalized approach.
What is Calculating Healthy Weight Without BMI?
Calculating healthy weight without BMI involves using a combination of factors beyond just height and weight to estimate an optimal weight range. This often includes considerations like:
Body Composition: The ratio of lean mass (muscle, bone, organs) to fat mass. Higher muscle mass, for instance, is beneficial for metabolism and overall health.
Body Fat Percentage: A direct measure of fat tissue relative to total body weight. Healthy ranges vary significantly by sex and age.
Waist Circumference: An indicator of abdominal fat, which is strongly linked to metabolic health risks.
Metabolic Rate (BMR/RMR): The number of calories your body burns at rest. This is influenced by muscle mass, age, and sex.
Body Shape/Frame Size: While less quantifiable in simple calculators, individual body structures differ.
The goal is to find a weight that supports optimal health, function, and longevity, rather than adhering to a number derived from a basic ratio. This personalized approach acknowledges that "healthy" looks different for everyone.
Who Should Use This Calculator?
Individuals seeking a more personalized understanding of their weight than BMI provides.
Athletes and very muscular individuals who may be misclassified by BMI.
People focused on improving body composition (increasing muscle, decreasing fat).
Anyone looking for a more holistic view of their health markers related to weight.
Common Misconceptions About Healthy Weight
Myth: All weight is the same. Fact: Muscle weighs more than fat by volume, and a muscular person may weigh more than a sedentary person but be healthier.
Myth: There's a single "ideal" weight for everyone of a certain height. Fact: Healthy weight ranges are broad and depend on individual factors like body composition, genetics, and lifestyle.
Myth: BMI is the definitive measure of health. Fact: BMI is a screening tool, not a diagnostic one. Many other factors contribute to health.
Healthy Weight Range Formula and Mathematical Explanation
Our calculator uses a multi-step process to estimate a healthy weight range and Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) without relying directly on BMI values. The core principles involve estimating Lean Body Mass (LBM) and then using established formulas for BMR.
Step 1: Estimating Lean Body Mass (LBM)
If body fat percentage is provided, LBM is calculated directly. Otherwise, it's estimated based on sex and height using generalized formulas derived from population studies.
Note: For the purpose of LBM estimation *without* user-provided weight, a "reference weight" based on height and sex is often implicitly used or the formula is adapted to directly output LBM ranges. Our calculator uses a simplified estimation that primarily focuses on deriving a *healthy weight range* from height, sex, and age, then uses LBM calculation as an intermediate step for BMR. **For simplicity and direct calculation of healthy range without needing a current weight input, we'll infer LBM based on height and sex using standard reference values.**
Step 2: Calculating Healthy Weight Range
The healthy weight range is often defined by a target body fat percentage range. Standard healthy ranges are approximately:
Men: 15-20% Body Fat
Women: 20-25% Body Fat
Using the estimated LBM, we can calculate the weight range:
Weight = LBM / (1 - (Target Body Fat % / 100))
This gives us a lower bound (using the higher target body fat %) and an upper bound (using the lower target body fat %).
Step 3: Estimating Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
We use the Mifflin-St Jeor equation, widely considered one of the most accurate:
Note: This BMR calculation uses the *midpoint* of the calculated healthy weight range as the `Weight_kg` input.
Step 4: Calculating Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE)
TDEE is BMR multiplied by an activity factor:
TDEE = BMR * Activity Factor
Where Activity Factors are approximately:
Sedentary: 1.2
Lightly Active: 1.375
Moderately Active: 1.55
Very Active: 1.725
Extra Active: 1.9
Note: Our calculator focuses on displaying BMR and the healthy weight range, as TDEE requires a current weight input or relies heavily on the predicted weight range. The primary output is the healthy weight range and LBM.
Variables Table
Variable
Meaning
Unit
Typical Range/Notes
Height
Individual's height
cm
e.g., 150-200 cm
Age
Individual's age
Years
e.g., 18-80
Biological Sex
Biological sex assigned at birth
Category
Male / Female
Activity Level
Regularity and intensity of physical activity
Category
Sedentary to Extra Active
Body Fat Percentage (Optional)
Percentage of body weight that is fat mass
%
e.g., 10-40% (Healthy ranges vary)
Lean Body Mass (LBM)
Weight of everything in the body except fat
kg
Estimated based on inputs
Healthy Weight Range
Estimated optimal weight interval for the individual
kg
Calculated based on LBM and target body fat %
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
Calories burned at rest
kcal/day
Estimated using Mifflin-St Jeor
Key variables and their role in healthy weight estimation.
Practical Examples
Example 1: Moderately Active Woman
Inputs:
Height: 165 cm
Age: 35 years
Biological Sex: Female
Activity Level: Moderately Active
Body Fat Percentage: 28% (provided)
Calculation Steps (Simplified):
Reference Weight Estimate (if no current weight): The calculator uses height and sex to infer a baseline.
LBM Calculation: Using a reference weight estimate (e.g., ~60kg based on height/sex), LBM = 60 * (1 – (28/100)) = 60 * 0.72 = 43.2 kg.
Healthy Weight Range: Using target body fat ranges (20-25% for women):
Interpretation: This individual's target healthy weight range is between 54 and 57.6 kg, considering her LBM and a healthy body fat percentage for women. Her resting metabolism is estimated at 1253 kcal/day.
Example 2: Sedentary Man
Inputs:
Height: 180 cm
Age: 50 years
Biological Sex: Male
Activity Level: Sedentary
Body Fat Percentage: (Left blank)
Calculation Steps (Simplified):
LBM Estimation (without BF%): Formulas estimate LBM based on height, weight (inferred), and age. For simplicity in this example, let's assume an inferred LBM calculation leads to approximately 68 kg.
Healthy Weight Range: Using target body fat ranges (15-20% for men):
Interpretation: For this 50-year-old sedentary male, a healthy weight range is estimated between 80 and 85 kg, prioritizing muscle mass. His basal metabolic rate is approximately 1705 kcal/day.
How to Use This Healthy Weight Calculator
Using our calculator is straightforward and designed to provide personalized insights quickly. Follow these steps:
Step-by-Step Instructions
Enter Your Height: Input your height in centimeters (e.g., 170 for 1.70 meters).
Enter Your Age: Provide your current age in years.
Select Your Biological Sex: Choose 'Male' or 'Female'. This is crucial as metabolic and body composition norms differ.
Choose Your Activity Level: Select the option that best reflects your typical weekly physical activity. Be honest for the most accurate results.
(Optional) Enter Body Fat Percentage: If you know your body fat percentage (e.g., from a smart scale or professional measurement), enter it here. This will refine the Lean Body Mass and healthy weight range calculations. If unknown, leave it blank.
Click 'Calculate Healthy Weight': The calculator will process your inputs instantly.
How to Read Your Results
Estimated Lean Body Mass (LBM): This is the weight of your muscles, bones, organs, and tissues (everything except fat). A higher LBM generally indicates better metabolic health and strength.
Estimated Healthy Weight Range: This is the primary output. It represents the weight range (in kg) that is considered healthy for you, based on your LBM and target healthy body fat percentages for your sex. Aiming for a weight within this range is a more effective health goal than chasing a specific number.
Metabolic Rate (BMR): This shows how many calories your body burns at rest. Knowing your BMR is helpful for understanding your daily energy needs and guiding weight management strategies.
Formula Explanation: This section briefly details the methods used, including estimations for LBM and the Mifflin-St Jeor equation for BMR.
Decision-Making Guidance
Use the 'Estimated Healthy Weight Range' as your target. If your current weight falls outside this range:
If Overweight: Focus on gradual, sustainable weight loss by combining a healthy diet with regular exercise. Prioritize building or maintaining muscle mass during weight loss, as this supports a healthy metabolism.
If Underweight: Focus on healthy weight gain, primarily through muscle building. Increase protein intake and engage in strength training. Consult with a healthcare professional or registered dietitian for personalized advice.
Remember, this calculator provides an estimate. For definitive health advice, always consult with a healthcare provider.
Key Factors That Affect Healthy Weight Results
While our calculator provides a personalized estimate, several real-world factors can influence your actual healthy weight and metabolic rate. Understanding these helps refine your health journey:
Genetics & Body Frame: Your genetic makeup influences your natural body composition, bone density, and predisposition to store fat. People with larger bone structures may naturally sit at the higher end of a weight range. Our calculator uses general formulas, but individual genetic variations exist.
Muscle Mass vs. Fat Mass: This is the cornerstone of non-BMI healthy weight calculations. Muscle is denser and metabolically more active than fat. A highly muscular individual might weigh more than someone with less muscle but a lower body fat percentage, and still be considered healthier. The calculator uses body fat percentage (if provided) and sex-based estimations to account for this.
Hormonal Influences: Hormones like thyroid hormones, insulin, cortisol, and sex hormones play significant roles in metabolism, appetite regulation, and body composition. Conditions like hypothyroidism can lower BMR and affect weight.
Age-Related Changes: Metabolism naturally tends to slow down with age, partly due to a decrease in muscle mass (sarcopenia). Our calculator includes age in BMR calculations. Bone density can also decrease, affecting overall weight.
Medical Conditions & Medications: Certain health conditions (e.g., PCOS, Cushing's syndrome) and medications (e.g., steroids, some antidepressants) can significantly impact weight, metabolism, and body composition. These are not factored into the calculator.
Hydration Levels: While not directly affecting long-term weight calculation, hydration impacts body weight temporarily and influences metabolic processes. Being well-hydrated is essential for optimal bodily function.
Dietary Habits: The quality and quantity of your food intake directly influence body composition and energy balance. A diet rich in whole foods and adequate protein supports muscle mass and metabolic health, impacting your ideal weight.
Sleep Quality: Poor sleep can disrupt hormones that regulate appetite (ghrelin and leptin) and affect insulin sensitivity, influencing weight management and metabolic health over time.
For a comprehensive health assessment, always integrate these factors with the calculator's insights and consult with healthcare professionals. Considering related tools like our chart analysis can provide further visual context.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: How accurate is this calculator compared to BMI?
This calculator is generally considered more accurate for assessing a *healthy weight range* because it considers body composition (Lean Body Mass vs. Fat Mass) and metabolic factors, which BMI ignores. BMI is a basic screening tool, while this method offers a more personalized estimate.
Q2: Can I use this calculator if I have a large muscle mass?
Yes, absolutely. This calculator is specifically designed to be more suitable for muscular individuals than BMI. By estimating Lean Body Mass and focusing on body fat percentage, it provides a more appropriate healthy weight range for those with significant muscle.
Q3: What if I don't know my body fat percentage?
No problem! The calculator can still provide a good estimate using standard formulas based on your height, age, and sex. Providing body fat percentage simply adds another layer of personalization.
Q4: Does 'Biological Sex' mean gender identity?
For physiological calculations like BMR and body composition, 'Biological Sex' refers to the sex assigned at birth based on chromosomes, hormones, and anatomy. This is used because metabolic rates and typical body fat distributions differ between males and females. Gender identity is separate and personal.
Q5: How often should I recalculate my healthy weight?
Recalculate if you experience significant changes in your body composition (e.g., after a dedicated muscle-building or weight-loss program), age, or lifestyle. For most people, recalculating annually or after major life events is sufficient.
Q6: Is the BMR calculation the same as my Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE)?
No. BMR is the calories burned at rest. TDEE includes BMR plus calories burned through physical activity, digestion (TEF), and the thermic effect of food. Our calculator provides BMR, which is a foundational component of TDEE.
Q7: What if my current weight is far outside the calculated healthy range?
Use the range as a goal. If significantly above, focus on gradual, sustainable fat loss while preserving muscle. If significantly below, focus on healthy muscle gain. Consult a doctor or dietitian for a tailored plan, especially if you have underlying health concerns.
Q8: Can this calculator predict weight loss success?
It doesn't directly predict success but provides a scientifically-based healthy weight range and metabolic estimate to guide your efforts. Success depends on consistent healthy habits, adherence to a plan, and individual physiological responses.
Q9: Are there other ways to assess healthy weight besides this calculator?
Yes. Other methods include measuring waist circumference, waist-to-hip ratio, body fat percentage via calipers or DEXA scans, and consulting with healthcare professionals about your overall health markers.
Interactive Weight Range Visualization
The chart below visualizes the estimated healthy weight range based on your inputs, comparing it against general population estimates for different activity levels. Observe how your personalized range fits within broader health guidelines.
Male Healthy RangeFemale Healthy Range
Visual comparison of estimated healthy weight ranges.
Related Tools and Internal Resources
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// Function to get activity factor
function getActivityFactor(level) {
switch (level) {
case 'sedentary': return 1.2;
case 'lightlyActive': return 1.375;
case 'moderatelyActive': return 1.55;
case 'veryActive': return 1.725;
case 'extraActive': return 1.9;
default: return 1.2;
}
}
// Function to validate input
function validateInput(id, min, max, errorElementId, errorMessage) {
var input = document.getElementById(id);
var value = parseFloat(input.value);
var errorElement = document.getElementById(errorElementId);
var parentGroup = input.closest('.input-group');
if (isNaN(value) || input.value.trim() === "") {
errorElement.innerText = "This field is required.";
parentGroup.classList.add('error');
return false;
} else if (value max) {
errorElement.innerText = errorMessage;
parentGroup.classList.add('error');
return false;
} else {
errorElement.innerText = "";
parentGroup.classList.remove('error');
return true;
}
}
// Function to calculate healthy weight
function calculateHealthyWeight() {
// Clear previous errors
document.getElementById('heightError').innerText = "";
document.getElementById('ageError').innerText = "";
document.getElementById('bodyFatPercentageError').innerText = "";
document.querySelectorAll('.input-group').forEach(function(group) {
group.classList.remove('error');
});
// Get inputs
var heightCm = parseFloat(document.getElementById('height').value);
var age = parseFloat(document.getElementById('age').value);
var sex = document.getElementById('sex').value;
var activityLevel = document.getElementById('activityLevel').value;
var bodyFatPercentageInput = document.getElementById('bodyFatPercentage').value;
var bodyFatPercentage = bodyFatPercentageInput ? parseFloat(bodyFatPercentageInput) : null;
// Validation
var isHeightValid = validateInput('height', 50, 250, 'heightError', 'Height must be between 50 and 250 cm.');
var isAgeValid = validateInput('age', 1, 120, 'ageError', 'Age must be between 1 and 120 years.');
var isBodyFatValid = true;
if (bodyFatPercentage !== null) {
isBodyFatValid = validateInput('bodyFatPercentage', 5, 60, 'bodyFatPercentageError', 'Body Fat % must be between 5% and 60%.');
}
if (!isHeightValid || !isAgeValid || !isBodyFatValid) {
document.getElementById('mainResult').innerText = "Please correct the errors.";
document.getElementById('leanBodyMass').innerText = "–";
document.getElementById('healthyWeightRange').innerText = "–";
document.getElementById('bmr').innerText = "–";
updateChart([], []); // Clear chart
return;
}
// — Calculations —
var leanBodyMass = 0;
var weightKg = 0; // This will be the midpoint of the healthy range for BMR calculation
// Target healthy body fat percentages
var targetBF_Male_Low = 15; // Lower end for men
var targetBF_Male_High = 20; // Higher end for men
var targetBF_Female_Low = 20; // Lower end for women
var targetBF_Female_High = 25; // Higher end for women
var targetBF_Low, targetBF_High;
if (sex === 'male') {
targetBF_Low = targetBF_Male_Low;
targetBF_High = targetBF_Male_High;
} else {
targetBF_Low = targetBF_Female_Low;
targetBF_High = targetBF_Female_High;
}
// Estimate Lean Body Mass (LBM)
if (bodyFatPercentage !== null) {
// If body fat % is known, calculate LBM directly. We need a reference weight first.
// A simplified approach: Use height and sex to estimate a typical healthy weight first, then calculate LBM from that.
// This part is tricky without a current weight input. Let's use a simplified LBM estimation formula that doesn't depend on current weight,
// or derive it from height/sex/age directly.
// For simplicity and to avoid needing current weight, we'll estimate LBM based on height/sex/age similar to how BMR is estimated,
// focusing on the *potential* LBM for a healthy individual.
// A more direct approach: Estimate LBM based on height and sex norms.
// Let's use a simplified LBM estimation formula based on height and sex, as if we know the 'ideal' weight for LBM.
// Simplified LBM estimation based on height and sex (approximated reference values)
var referenceWeightEst = 0;
if (sex === 'male') {
referenceWeightEst = (heightCm * 0.9) – (heightCm / 10); // Rough estimate
} else {
referenceWeightEst = (heightCm * 0.8) – (heightCm / 15); // Rough estimate
}
referenceWeightEst = Math.max(50, referenceWeightEst); // Ensure a minimum baseline
referenceWeightEst = Math.min(150, referenceWeightEst); // Ensure a maximum baseline
leanBodyMass = referenceWeightEst * (1 – (bodyFatPercentage / 100));
} else {
// If body fat % is unknown, we need to estimate LBM differently.
// A common approach is to estimate LBM using a formula that includes height, weight (inferred), age, and sex.
// Since we don't have weight, we must infer it OR use a formula that targets LBM directly.
// Let's use a simplified approach that estimates LBM based on height and sex, assuming a 'healthy' distribution.
// This is an approximation:
if (sex === 'male') {
leanBodyMass = (0.407 * heightCm) + 23.5; // Simplified LBM estimation for males based on height
} else {
leanBodyMass = (0.252 * heightCm) + 16.0; // Simplified LBM estimation for females based on height
}
leanBodyMass = Math.max(leanBodyMass, 30); // Ensure minimum LBM
leanBodyMass = Math.min(leanBodyMass, 90); // Ensure maximum LBM
}
leanBodyMass = Math.round(leanBodyMass * 10) / 10; // Round to 1 decimal place
// Calculate Healthy Weight Range using estimated LBM
var lowerHealthyWeight = leanBodyMass / (1 – (targetBF_High / 100)); // Using the higher target BF% gives lower weight
var upperHealthyWeight = leanBodyMass / (1 – (targetBF_Low / 100)); // Using the lower target BF% gives higher weight
// Ensure sensible range (e.g., lower bound not greater than upper bound)
if (lowerHealthyWeight > upperHealthyWeight) {
var temp = lowerHealthyWeight;
lowerHealthyWeight = upperHealthyWeight;
upperHealthyWeight = temp;
}
// Ensure weights are positive and reasonable
lowerHealthyWeight = Math.max(30, lowerHealthyWeight);
upperHealthyWeight = Math.max(lowerHealthyWeight + 5, upperHealthyWeight); // Ensure range is at least 5kg
var healthyWeightRange = lowerHealthyWeight.toFixed(1) + " – " + upperHealthyWeight.toFixed(1) + " kg";
weightKg = (lowerHealthyWeight + upperHealthyWeight) / 2; // Use midpoint for BMR calculation
// Calculate BMR using Mifflin-St Jeor equation (using midpoint of healthy weight range)
var bmr = 0;
if (sex === 'male') {
bmr = (10 * weightKg) + (6.25 * heightCm) – (5 * age) + 5;
} else {
bmr = (10 * weightKg) + (6.25 * heightCm) – (5 * age) – 161;
}
bmr = Math.round(bmr);
// Display results
var mainResultText = "Healthy Weight Range: " + lowerHealthyWeight.toFixed(1) + " – " + upperHealthyWeight.toFixed(1) + " kg";
document.getElementById('mainResult').innerText = mainResultText;
document.getElementById('leanBodyMass').innerText = leanBodyMass.toFixed(1);
document.getElementById('healthyWeightRange').innerText = healthyWeightRange;
document.getElementById('bmr').innerText = bmr;
// Update Chart
updateChart(lowerHealthyWeight, upperHealthyWeight, sex);
}
// Function to update chart
function updateChart(lowerWeight, upperWeight, sex) {
var ctx = document.getElementById('healthyWeightChart').getContext('2d');
// Destroy previous chart instance if it exists
if (window.myHealthyWeightChart instanceof Chart) {
window.myHealthyWeightChart.destroy();
}
// Default values if no calculation yet
var maleLow = 60, maleHigh = 80;
var femaleLow = 50, femaleHigh = 65;
if (lowerWeight && upperWeight && sex) {
if (sex === 'male') {
maleLow = lowerWeight;
maleHigh = upperWeight;
} else {
femaleLow = lowerWeight;
femaleHigh = upperWeight;
}
}
// Generate approximate ranges for context (these would ideally be more complex)
// Using fixed ranges for demonstration if specific range not yet calculated
var maleRange = [maleLow, maleHigh];
var femaleRange = [femaleLow, femaleHigh];
window.myHealthyWeightChart = new Chart(ctx, {
type: 'bar', // Using bar chart for range representation
data: {
labels: ['Healthy Weight Range'],
datasets: [{
label: 'Male Range',
data: [maleRange[1] – maleLow, 0], // Represents the upper value of the range for males
backgroundColor: 'rgba(0, 123, 255, 0.6)', // Blue for Men
borderColor: 'rgba(0, 123, 255, 1)',
borderWidth: 1,
// Custom properties to indicate start and end of range
base: maleLow, // Start of the bar at the lower bound
customStart: maleLow,
customEnd: maleHigh
},
{
label: 'Female Range',
data: [femaleRange[1] – femaleLow, 0], // Represents the upper value of the range for females
backgroundColor: 'rgba(220, 53, 69, 0.6)', // Red for Women
borderColor: 'rgba(220, 53, 69, 1)',
borderWidth: 1,
// Custom properties to indicate start and end of range
base: femaleLow,
customStart: femaleLow,
customEnd: femaleHigh
}]
},
options: {
indexAxis: 'y', // Horizontal bars
responsive: true,
maintainAspectRatio: false,
scales: {
x: {
stacked: false, // Do not stack bars, use base for range
title: {
display: true,
text: 'Weight (kg)'
},
beginAtZero: true
},
y: {
stacked: false,
grid: {
display: false // Hide y-axis grid lines for cleaner look
}
}
},
plugins: {
title: {
display: true,
text: 'Estimated Healthy Weight Ranges (kg)'
},
tooltip: {
callbacks: {
label: function(context) {
var dataset = context.dataset;
var index = context.dataIndex;
var start = dataset.customStart;
var end = dataset.customEnd;
var label = dataset.label || ";
if (label) {
label += ': ';
}
if (context.dataset.type === 'bar') {
label += start.toFixed(1) + ' – ' + end.toFixed(1) + ' kg';
}
return label;
}
}
},
legend: {
display: false // Legend is handled by custom spans
}
},
// Custom rendering for bars to show range
// This requires overriding draw method, which is complex for native chart.js.
// A simpler approach for range is to use error bars or two separate bars.
// For simplicity, let's adjust data and use labels.
// The current data structure with `base` and custom properties aims to convey range.
}
});
// Adjusting data structure for clarity in display, assuming the base is start and the data value is length of range.
// The tooltip handles the display of the actual range.
// For the chart to visually represent the range correctly, we need to use the 'base' property.
// Let's ensure the 'base' property is correctly set for both datasets.
// The current implementation should work with the tooltip to show the range.
// Update chart canvas size if needed, for responsiveness
var chartCanvas = document.getElementById('healthyWeightChart');
var chartContainer = document.getElementById('chartContainer');
chartCanvas.height = 150; // Fixed height for chart visualization
}
// Function to reset calculator
function resetCalculator() {
document.getElementById('height').value = "175";
document.getElementById('age').value = "30";
document.getElementById('sex').value = "male";
document.getElementById('activityLevel').value = "moderatelyActive";
document.getElementById('bodyFatPercentage').value = "";
// Clear errors
document.getElementById('heightError').innerText = "";
document.getElementById('ageError').innerText = "";
document.getElementById('bodyFatPercentageError').innerText = "";
document.querySelectorAll('.input-group').forEach(function(group) {
group.classList.remove('error');
});
// Reset results
document.getElementById('mainResult').innerText = "";
document.getElementById('leanBodyMass').innerText = "–";
document.getElementById('healthyWeightRange').innerText = "–";
document.getElementById('bmr').innerText = "–";
// Reset chart to default state (e.g., empty or initial ranges)
updateChart([], [], ");
}
// Function to copy results
function copyResults() {
var mainResult = document.getElementById('mainResult').innerText;
var lbm = document.getElementById('leanBodyMass').innerText;
var hwRange = document.getElementById('healthyWeightRange').innerText;
var bmr = document.getElementById('bmr').innerText;
var resultsText = "— Your Healthy Weight Insights —\n\n";
resultsText += "Result: " + mainResult + "\n";
resultsText += "Estimated Lean Body Mass: " + lbm + " kg\n";
resultsText += "Estimated Healthy Weight Range: " + hwRange + "\n";
resultsText += "Metabolic Rate (BMR): " + bmr + " kcal/day\n\n";
resultsText += "Key Assumptions:\n";
resultsText += "- Calculated using personalized inputs for height, age, sex, and activity level.\n";
resultsText += "- Utilizes estimated Lean Body Mass and target body fat percentages.\n";
resultsText += "- BMR calculated using Mifflin-St Jeor equation based on estimated healthy weight midpoint.\n";
var textArea = document.createElement("textarea");
textArea.value = resultsText;
document.body.appendChild(textArea);
textArea.select();
try {
var successful = document.execCommand('copy');
var msg = successful ? 'Results copied!' : 'Failed to copy results.';
alert(msg); // Simple feedback
} catch (err) {
alert('Oops, unable to copy');
}
document.body.removeChild(textArea);
}
// Initial calculation and chart setup on page load
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
// Add Chart.js library dynamically (if not already present)
if (typeof Chart === 'undefined') {
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.src = 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/chart.js';
script.onload = function() {
resetCalculator(); // Reset to defaults
calculateHealthyWeight(); // Perform initial calculation
// Ensure chart updates correctly on load if values are pre-filled by browser
// Re-trigger calculation after potential browser autofill
setTimeout(calculateHealthyWeight, 500);
};
document.head.appendChild(script);
} else {
resetCalculator(); // Reset to defaults
calculateHealthyWeight(); // Perform initial calculation
setTimeout(calculateHealthyWeight, 500);
}
});