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Old 05-19-2007, 03:03 PM   #1  
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Default i need help crunching numbers

can I get a formula to figure out the percentage of carbs/fat/protein I am eatting?

Cal count = 1469
carbohydrates = 238g
fat = 14g
protein = 103g
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Old 05-19-2007, 03:24 PM   #2  
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If you enter it into a fitday/dailyplate type program it should calculate it for you.
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I just realized you do have a fitday account. I use something else and it tells me percentages. I clicked on your fitday and it looks like you just have a pie chart. Maybe someone else can help.
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Yet another reason why Nutridiary is better than Fitday It gives pie charts and percentages. So nice!
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Totally new here so hope I can be a little helpful-

I just created a "food" in my Diet Power program with the numbers you gave, with nothing else logged for the day. It gives me a pie chart and percentages, and this is what it calculated:

Fat- 9%
Carbs- 64%
Prot.- 37%
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Old 05-19-2007, 05:00 PM   #6  
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I just did the same thing as Kimbercan in my program and I got
28% protein
64% Carbs
8% Fat
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Your fat % is amazingly low! I haven't yet figured out how to add alot of protein without also adding alot of fat.
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Old 05-19-2007, 05:13 PM   #8  
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Yet another reason why Nutridiary is better than Fitday It gives pie charts and percentages. So nice!

I need to figure out what online program to switch to, since I won't be able to load my current program onto my work computer. Thanks for the tip. I wasn't a fan of fitday and this looks a lot more like the program I'm currently using
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I believe there are 9 calories per gram of fat, and 4 calories per gram of protein or carbs, so with a little simple math, you can calculate your percentages pretty quickly.
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Fitday does that. Mine are 37P-32C-31F so far today.
I wonder if we're just not understanding what Ready2ShedLBS is asking ... Do you mean what your percentages should be? Like how Body for Life is 40-40-20??
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Susan's right. If you go into the Reports section on fitday and look under Calories Eaten, fitday will caluclate it for the day, week, or month.
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I just did the same thing as Kimbercan in my program and I got
28% protein
64% Carbs
8% Fat

I didn't even look at the actual numbers- yours must be right, of course, since mine equals more than 100%, lol. Guess I better check that again....

Yeah, guess I should have had my glasses on. It says 9%, 64%, and 27%. Just call me Pinocchio.

Sorry about that!
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Your fat % is amazingly low! I haven't yet figured out how to add alot of protein without also adding alot of fat.
My menu yesterday was like this:

B: 2/3c oatmeal w. 2/3c apple, 1tsp sugar, and 1/2c of Egg Beaters

S: Dannon Yogurt w. 10 strawberries

L: can of tuna on a flatout wrap with lettuce and salsa

S: Ms Freshleys Snack Away Yogurt Creme

D: Chicken Breast, 1/2c stove top stuffing, 1c green beans

Dessert ( hey its saturday)! Nanas Apple Cake

I ended the day at 1469 cals, 238 carbs, 14g fat, and 103g protein

Snacky day... I need to eat less sugar today for sure!
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