Keto Calculator

The ketogenic diet requires precise macro ratios to maintain ketosis. This calculator uses your body measurements, activity level, and goals (weight loss, maintenance, or muscle gain) to generate personalised daily targets for fat, protein, and net carbs. See your calorie breakdown and meal planning guidance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the standard keto macro ratios?
A standard ketogenic diet typically consists of 70-75% fat, 20-25% protein, and 5-10% carbohydrates. This usually translates to 20-50g of net carbs per day, though individual needs vary based on activity level and metabolic health.
How many carbs can I eat on keto?
Most people enter and maintain ketosis eating fewer than 20-50g of net carbs per day. Net carbs = total carbs minus fibre. Beginners should start at 20g and adjust upward only if they can maintain ketosis at higher levels.
How much protein should I eat on keto?
Protein intake on keto is typically 1.2-2.0g per kg of lean body mass. Too little protein causes muscle loss; moderate protein does not prevent ketosis despite common myths. Prioritise adequate protein to preserve muscle.
How long does it take to enter ketosis?
Most people enter ketosis within 2-4 days of restricting carbs to under 20-50g per day. Full keto-adaptation (where your body efficiently burns fat for fuel) takes 2-6 weeks. During the transition, you may experience 'keto flu' symptoms.

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