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__________________ F/4"11 - SW 269lbs - 16/11/09 |
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| Lets see the rule is "three to four ounces daily" One ounce is 28.35 gram That makes it 85-113 grams. I am not into ounces either. It like this converter on the net Metric Conversions - metric conversion calculator and charts
__________________ Journal: Living and Learning Startdate: November 18, 2007. Female 5'2" November 2009 Challenges Push-ups 240/300 Abs: 1250/1500 Squats 1050/1200 Strength: 800/900 minutes Running: 68/75 kilometers 2 Years on Atkins ![]() |
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| I also find having a kitchen scale can really help too..I have a digital one i only paid $15 for that has both g's and oz's and it's a huge help!
__________________ Jen, 39, F In maintenance ![]() |
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__________________ F/4"11 - SW 269lbs - 16/11/09 |
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| Here is a another good conversion programme you can download for use offline, which also converts loads of other stuff. Convert For Windows // Josh Madison
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