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Not that it matters if it is added, I can see the rationale behind this. Generally when people are following a program, depending on the program and the cycle (
by rohanprabhu 11y ago
Not that it matters if it is added, I can see the rationale behind this. Generally when people are following a program, depending on the program and the cycle (bulking or cutting), there is a set amount of proteins one should consume (1.5g/lb of body weight, 1g/lb of body weight etc.) and the remaining calories are to be attained from carbs/fats in some ratio (which in some cases might not even be defined, but left to preference).
- paulojreis 11y agoSo you assume everyone is "bulking" or "cutting", or following that kind of "program"?
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- brandonmenc 11y agoTrue. But often I'm concerned with a specific macro, as in, "hey I need 20g more carbs today." The macro ratios of individual food items doesn't really help when calculating the total day ratios.
- gusgordon 11y agoThanks for the suggestion. I agree, I think I could improve how details are displayed more effectively anyways.