Basal metabolic rate explained
Your BMR is the number of calories your body burns at rest just to keep you alive — breathing, circulating blood, maintaining temperature. It accounts for the majority of daily calorie expenditure.
What affects your metabolic rate
- Age — metabolism gradually slows over time
- Body composition — more lean muscle means a higher BMR
- Activity level — movement beyond your BMR adds to total burn
- Diet and nutrition — what you eat influences how efficiently your body processes it
Support Your Weight Goals, Naturally
SodaSlim combines Green Coffee Bean, Garcinia Cambogia, Raspberry Ketone, Caffeine Anhydrous and Green Tea Extract into one daily capsule.
See PackagesThermogenesis and weight
Thermogenesis is the process of heat production in the body. Certain compounds — like the caffeine and EGCG in SodaSlim's natural ingredient blend — are studied for their ability to support thermogenesis, potentially helping you burn more at rest.*
Common metabolism myths
Eating six small meals a day doesn't magically speed up your metabolism. What matters more is your total calorie balance, the quality of your food and your activity level.
Practical takeaways
Build lean muscle, stay active, eat whole foods, stay hydrated and support your metabolism with consistent habits. Some people also add targeted supplements to their routine for extra support.