Built for Australian private practice

Protein calculator for practitioners

Apply your chosen protein factor to body weight and divide the daily amount across meals. The practitioner chooses the target.

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Your inputs

Start with this illustrative example, then replace the numbers with your own. Results update as you type.

Use the weight basis appropriate to your assessment.

Editable assumption, not an automatically recommended intake.

Equal division for meal planning.

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Illustrative example result

Protein (g/day)
84
Protein per meal (g)
28

Choose the factor through individual assessment. Kidney disease, pregnancy, childhood and other clinical circumstances need specific guidance. Equal meal portions are a planning option, not a requirement.

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How the calculation works

Daily protein (g) = body weight (kg) × your chosen factor (g/kg/day). Per-meal protein = daily protein ÷ number of meals. This is arithmetic, not a recommendation of a protein factor.

Worked example

At 70 kg and a practitioner-selected factor of 1.2 g/kg/day, the result is 84 g daily, or 28 g across three equal meals. The example factor is not a prescription.

Questions practitioners ask

What does the result mean?

Daily protein (g) = body weight (kg) × your chosen factor (g/kg/day). Per-meal protein = daily protein ÷ number of meals. This is arithmetic, not a recommendation of a protein factor.

Who is this calculator for?

For nutritionists, dietitians and naturopaths supporting individual client assessment and planning. Example values are illustrative, not prescribed targets.

What are the limitations?

Choose the factor through individual assessment. Kidney disease, pregnancy, childhood and other clinical circumstances need specific guidance. Equal meal portions are a planning option, not a requirement.