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Weight Loss Percentage Calculator

Track your weight loss progress and celebrate your achievements

Calculate Your Weight Loss Progress

Your weight when you started your journey

kg

Your weight today

kg

Your target weight

Your Progress Results

0.0
kg Lost
0.0%
Weight Loss

Example Calculation

Example: Starting weight 200 lbs, current weight 180 lbs

Calculation: (200 - 180) ÷ 200 × 100% = 10%

Result: 10% weight loss (20 lbs lost) - Excellent Progress!

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Weight Loss Milestones

5%

First Milestone

Improved energy levels and mood

10%

Significant Progress

Reduced health risks, better sleep

15%

Major Achievement

Substantial health improvements

Healthy Weight Loss Tips

Aim for 1-2 pounds per week loss

Focus on sustainable lifestyle changes

Track progress beyond just weight

Celebrate small victories along the way

Understanding Weight Loss Percentage

Why Track Percentage?

Weight loss percentage provides a more meaningful measure of progress than absolute weight loss alone. A 10-pound loss means different things to different people based on their starting weight. Percentage gives you a standardized way to track and celebrate progress.

Health Benefits by Percentage

  • 5%: Improved sleep, energy, and mood
  • 7%: Reduced diabetes risk
  • 10%: Lower blood pressure and cholesterol
  • 15%+: Significant reduction in health risks

Healthy Weight Loss Rates

Recommended Weekly Rate

0.5-1.0% of body weight per week
This translates to 0.5-1 kg (1-2 lbs) for most people and ensures sustainable, healthy weight loss while preserving muscle mass.

Progress Tracking Tips

Weight can fluctuate daily due to water retention, hormones, and other factors. Focus on weekly averages and overall trends rather than daily changes.

Remember: Healthy weight loss is about creating sustainable habits, not just reaching a number on the scale. Focus on how you feel and your overall health.

Medical Disclaimer

This calculator is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as medical advice. Weight loss goals and methods should be discussed with qualified healthcare professionals, especially if you have existing health conditions, are taking medications, or are considering significant weight loss. Individual results may vary based on numerous factors including age, genetics, metabolism, and overall health status. Always consult with healthcare providers before starting any weight loss program.

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