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colleenblack Joined: May 12 Posts: 1	quote Posted: 09 May 2012, 17:27 How do I change my setting or menu selection to net carbs? Is this even possible? Thanks Colleen
bbe Joined: Apr 12 Posts: 16	quote Posted: 09 May 2012, 17:39 when you are entering foods, you will see under the selections edit preferences. Click on that and you can change your selections.
Mustikka Joined: May 12 Posts: 5	quote Posted: 10 May 2012, 01:25 Yep, that's a can-do. Go to your account settings: My FatSecret -> My Toolbox(right side of page) -> My Account. Enter. Scroll down to "Food Diary Nutrition Facts". Click last box "net carbs" Save changes. I made this change yesterday morning and it helped a lot. Cheers!

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