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Eating for the body you're building — macros, meal prep, and the science, in plain English.
Eating for the body you're building — macros, meal prep, and the science, in plain English.
Eating for the body you're building — macros, meal prep, and the science, in plain English.

A two-week scale stall means your maintenance calories dropped as you got lighter. Here is the exact math to recalibrate calories, and which macro to cut first.

Most macro apps default to 20% of calories for protein, which shortchanges anyone lifting four days a week. Here are the real per-pound targets for a cut and a bulk.

A plain walk through the formula MacroKit uses to turn one goal into daily macro targets: TDEE, the cut/bulk/recomp offset, and a protein-first split.

Learn the two-second ratio check for any nutrition label: protein-per-100-calories and the net carb to fiber split, scored against your daily macro targets.

The same macro targets feel easy one week and hard the next because of food variety fatigue. Here is how rotating a macro-matched plan keeps adherence high.