Health & everyday tools

Body metrics, training numbers and everyday estimates — educational calculators, not medical advice.

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Antibiotic Resistance Evolution Simulator

Watch bacteria evolve resistance — and see why finishing the course matters.

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BMI Calculator

Body mass index, WHO category and healthy weight range.

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BMR & TDEE Calculator

Resting calories and daily energy needs by activity level.

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Blood Alcohol Estimator

Widmark BAC estimate and hours until sober.

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Caffeine Half-Life Visualizer

How much caffeine is still in you at bedtime.

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Calories Burned Calculator

Energy burned by activity using MET values.

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Child Growth Percentile Calculator

WHO percentile for a child's weight, height or head size.

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Drug Half-Life & Dosing Simulator

Plot how a drug builds up and washes out of your body across a full dosing schedule.

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Dynamic Weight Change Simulator

Realistic weight trajectory with metabolic adaptation.

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Herd Immunity Threshold Explorer

See how vaccinating enough people stops an outbreak for everyone.

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Ideal Weight Calculator

Devine, Robinson, Miller and Hamwi targets plus BMI range.

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Macro Calculator

Protein, carb and fat grams from your daily calories.

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One-Rep Max Calculator

Estimate your 1RM from reps, with a %-load table.

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Ovulation & Fertility Calculator

Fertile window and ovulation for the next six cycles.

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Pregnancy Due Date Calculator

Due date from last period, conception or IVF transfer.

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Running Pace Calculator

Pace ↔ speed ↔ race time, plus a race predictor.

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Sleep Cycle Calculator

Bedtimes or alarms aligned to 90-minute sleep cycles.

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Water Intake Calculator

Daily fluid target from weight, exercise and climate.

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About these tools

Everyday health calculators for quick, practical answers: body mass index, calorie needs, running pace, target heart rate, sleep cycles and hydration. The results are educational estimates based on published formulas — useful for orientation and tracking trends, but never a substitute for advice from a doctor or dietitian.