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Austin, Texas (07/22/2010) -- As much as 64% of the population in the United States is considered overweight or obese. This shocking numbers not only signals a potential health care crisis, but also signal how many people struggle individually with losing weight. A new free tool has appeared online to help educate people about their metabolism, showing not only a person's resting metabolism based on age, gender, height, and activity level ? but for the first time showing a person their potential metabolic rate.

There are many metabolic calculators online, but these take information and only tell a person what their current metabolism burns assuming it's healthy. The calculator provided at Metabolismcalculator.com (http://www.metabolismcalculator.com) shows both the current resting metabolism, but also shows people what their maximum potential metabolism could be.

The free tool tackles the misconception that metabolism is a static number that does not move or isn't affected by diet and lifestyle. Many people share this misconception, and it is costing them their health and a chance to lose weight. Metabolism can change.

"In order to improve something, you have to know where you stand first," says John McCumber, who has worked to bring Metabolism Calculator (http://www.metabolismcalculator.com) online. "I've seen metabolic calculators online before, but none of them told you what your potential metabolism could be. This is a completely unique tool compared to what most people have available."

The free calculator is one tool offered to help people realize the potential that comes with metabolic reprogramming. Metabolic reprogramming is the process of naturally increasing one?s resting metabolic rate using tested and proven metabolic triggers without changing your diet or increasing your activity level.

Using the metabolic triad of lifestyle choices, nutrition choices, and fitness choices, a person can reprogram their metabolism to burn more calories each day. Articles provided in each of these categories will help guide people to make the adjustments that will change their metabolism.

About Metabolismcalculator.com:

Metabolismcalculator.com was designed to provide free tools for helping individuals overcome their struggles with weight by using lifestyle, nutrition, and fitness to naturally increase their metabolism.

by: john




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