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Tips For Using Cronometer On The Keto Diet

We know that a ton of our users are following a ketogenic diet, so we’ve created several features and functionality in the app to make reaching your keto goals a bit easier. Follow along for a few tips and tricks to help get the most out of your Cronometer account while on a keto diet.  

Set Your Macros With The Keto Calculator

If you’re a bit lost as to how you should be setting your macros in order to follow a keto diet, look no further than the Keto Calculator! Watch the video below or check out the user manual to learn how to use it on mobile or web. You can set how stringent you want to adhere to a keto program, with options of rigorous, moderate, relaxed or custom.

Sync A Ketone Monitor Device

You can automatically sync blood ketones from Keto-Mojo into your Cronometer account to assess your progress within the app. Visit this blog to learn more.  

Keep An Eye On Your Ketogenic Nutrition Score

Gold subscribers have access to our Nutrition Scores feature, which includes a Ketogenic score. This gives you an overall percentage for how well you’re hitting your targets for total fat and staying under your limit for net carbs, achieving your protein target without going over your maximum threshold, eating at least 4000 mg sodium, and meeting your targets for potassium, magnesium, water and fiber. Learn more about the Ketogenic Nutrition Score here.

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Dial In With Accurate Entries

If you’re looking for real results, accuracy is your friend and that’s where Cronometer shines the brightest! As much as possible, try to enter food from our NCCDB or USDA databases, which have the best and most comprehensive nutrient profiles. This will ensure you’re getting realistic and accurate values for net carbs, fats and protein on your Nutrition Report.

If possible, we also recommend using a food scale to get down to the nitty gritty and to be 100% confident in your data. Here are more ways to get the best data.

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