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Fuel Partitioning · Macros

Protein-first, fat floor, carb fill — daily macro split by training goal.

Protein anchored at 1.8–2.2 g/kg by training state; fat floor at 0.8–1.2 g/kg for hormonal health; carbs fill the remaining kcal budget. Pairs with Metabolic Floor for TDEE anchor.

Part of: Bio-Chemical Logistics

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Fuel Partitioning · Macronutrient Split
Daily Intake Target
2700 kcal
Fuel Split
■ Protein 22%■ Fat 27%■ Carbs 51%
Protein
147 g
588 kcal
Fat
82 g
735 kcal
Carbs
344 g
1377 kcal
Protein anchored first (2.0–2.2 g/kg), fat floor second (0.8–1.2 g/kg), carbs fill remainder. 4·9·4 kcal/g. Pairs with Kinetic Expenditure for deficit sizing and Metabolic Floor for TDEE anchor.

How to use

  1. Enter weight and pick cut / maintain / bulk.
  2. Optionally override kcal with a custom target.
  3. Read grams per macro and the kcal split visual.

Examples

180 lb · maintain
kcal 2700 · P 147 g · F 82 g · C 345 g.

Before you act on the result

Health-related tools are educational planning aids. They can make a number or assumption visible, but they do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or replace clinician guidance.

If the result points to risk, symptoms, medication questions, or urgent changes, use it as a note for a qualified professional rather than a final decision.

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Frequently asked questions

Why anchor protein first? Troubleshooting

Protein is the only essential macro with demonstrated body-composition effects independent of kcal. Fat is essential for endocrine function. Carbs are discretionary energy.

Is 2 g/kg too much protein? Trust & accuracy

No. Meta-analyses (Morton 2018) show 1.6 g/kg saturates MPS; higher intakes are neutral. Upper-bound safety supported to 3.5 g/kg for renal-healthy adults.

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