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by GraceK » October 28th, 2012, 11:46 am
http://www.freedieting.com/tools/nutrie ... ulator.htmI found this Carb/Protein/Fat Calorie Calc yesterday. You can work out how many calories you want, what kind of diet you want to follow and it tells you how many grams of each type of food you need to eat per meal. It even has LCHF and Ketogenic on it

T2 - Diagnosed 8 August 2012
Metformin SR 1g per day - Multivits - VitD3 - Olive Leaf Extract - Omega 3,6,9
LCHF diet - Eat to my meter - 3 Month HBA1C = 5.7
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by puzzymunkle » October 30th, 2012, 8:47 am
thank you

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by Sid Bonkers » October 30th, 2012, 11:15 am
Looks OK but like most, if not all of these 'gadgets' it splits up the daily food intake into equal parts of 3 or 4 meals a day when in practice I eat a relatively small percentage of my daily total for breakfast then a larger percentage at lunch and the most for my evening meal and even then thats not set in stone.
I think we can become to bogged down in the details of our diets and thats why I dont count carbs or calories I just eat what I know keeps my bg level stable and is just under the amount of food where I would put on weight. I really dont think that I could stick to so many calories a day or so much of this and that at every meal, I eat when I'm hungry and dont worry about details, just as I have eaten all my life but with brakes on.
I do understand why people look count calories when looking to lose weight, I'm just not very good and things like that

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by GraceK » October 30th, 2012, 11:57 am
Sid Bonkers wrote:Looks OK but like most, if not all of these 'gadgets' it splits up the daily food intake into equal parts of 3 or 4 meals a day when in practice I eat a relatively small percentage of my daily total for breakfast then a larger percentage at lunch and the most for my evening meal and even then thats not set in stone.
I think we can become to bogged down in the details of our diets and thats why I dont count carbs or calories I just eat what I know keeps my bg level stable and is just under the amount of food where I would put on weight. I really dont think that I could stick to so many calories a day or so much of this and that at every meal, I eat when I'm hungry and dont worry about details, just as I have eaten all my life but with brakes on.
I do understand why people look count calories when looking to lose weight, I'm just not very good and things like that

I wasn't suggesting you, in particular, must use this gadget Sid, but it's just there for anyone who might find it useful. But if you did want to use it, you could just add up the percentages and divide by however many meals you're likely to eat.

T2 - Diagnosed 8 August 2012
Metformin SR 1g per day - Multivits - VitD3 - Olive Leaf Extract - Omega 3,6,9
LCHF diet - Eat to my meter - 3 Month HBA1C = 5.7
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by Indy51 » October 30th, 2012, 11:59 am
I like Jenny Ruhl's calculator, especially good if you're wanting weight loss:
http://www.phlaunt.com/lowcarb/DietMakeupCalc.php
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T2 diagnosed 7/3/2012 with GTT: Fasting 6.4 - 1 hr 14.2 - 2 hrs 12.9
HbA1c - 12/3/2012: 6.2% 45 mmol/mol - 19/9/2012: 5.5% 37 mmol/mol
22/1/13 - Metformin 1x500mg
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by GraceK » October 30th, 2012, 12:17 pm
Thank you very much for that Indy ... I like it ... and I'll definitely use it ...

T2 - Diagnosed 8 August 2012
Metformin SR 1g per day - Multivits - VitD3 - Olive Leaf Extract - Omega 3,6,9
LCHF diet - Eat to my meter - 3 Month HBA1C = 5.7
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