Susan_RD_101 
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Re: B-12 confusion
@Narshmellow Hello, B12 is listed on the Cronometer diary as mcg (which has the symbol of μg); grams or micrograms are the only units used when referring to this nutrients. Hope this helps! Kind rega…1 -
Re: Going over daily percentages
@cherylmcg I don't see anything alarming with your intakes of these nutrients since they are from food, not supplements (generally considered safer since your body tends to absorb them different…1 -
Re: Nutrient Targets - Custom Settings
@AHealthyMe Hello, I would suggest just starting with Cronometer's default setting, then modifying your targets based on your goals (e.g. sports performance, weight loss, general health, etc.) a…1 -
Re: Keto flu?
@BillO It's important to ensure that you aren't suffering from any nutrient deficiencies. I would suggest getting bloodwork from your doctor as a precautionary. A top priority is to make su…1 -
Re: Chronic Kidney Disease
@Bagel848 Managing chronic kidney disease can be very complicated from a nutrition standpoint, as potassium, phosphorus, sodium, protein, calcium, and vitamin D need to be carefully monitored in the …4
