How the scale can measure fats &amp; carbo? by electric?
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I am not sure what you are asking. I do not know of any scale that can electronically detect the fats and carbs in a food. I am a chemist and if someone had invented that it would be headline news. This scale has the nutrition information of thousands foods in its memory. You weigh something and then input a code number and it will display nutritional information for that food based on the weight. In other words you weigh a pork chop and input the code for pork chop and it will display the calories, fat, carbs and other nutrition information. The scale comes with a booklet with thousands of foods and their codes. I have not used the codes much but I seem to remember that they arranged alphabetically by foot type, i.e. "meats", "Poultry", "vegetables" etc.
1984541
Just weight. But most other scales that measure body fat aren't very accurrate, so this is great for me.
1116347
Turn on the instrument, put the cylinder on the scale and press the zero button. Now, it reads the amount of weight lost as you put in the refrigerant. You do not enter any specific setting. If you wanted a tare weight, turn on the unit, zero it and then place the cylinder on the scale. You now have a tare weight. Not good for anything, but you have it.
995351
Yes. There is a book of codes. Ex - apple has a code. Put apple on the scale and put in the appropriate code and it gives you the number of carbs. Saw the scale used by a friend with severe diabetes and was so impressed I ordered it right away.
238092
Yes, it tells the amount of calories burned. It tracks steps, distance, calories burned, and fat burned.
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Hi Anita!I did not keep the scale, I returned it, because it as NOT accurate. I compared the weight and body fat to other scales I have and use and it was off so it was of no use to me.However, from my recollection, it does NOT tell you how many calories to consume to maintain your weight.If you are interested in knowing that you can go to www.myfitnesspal.com or Calorie Counter, they are apps you can download to your phone or programs you can monitor via your computer. You can input your ideal weight and it will tell you everything you need to know: how many calories to consume as well as carbs, proteins, etc.Good luck! Hi Anita!I did not keep the scale, I returned it, because it as NOT accurate. I compared the weight and body fat to other scales I have and use and it was off so it was of no use to me.However, from my recollection, it does NOT tell you how many calories to consume to maintain your weight.If you are interested in knowing that you can go to www.myfitnesspal.com or Calorie Counter, they are apps you can download to your phone or programs you can monitor via your computer. You can input your ideal weight and it will tell you everything you need to know: how many calories to... » Read More Hi Anita!I did not keep the scale, I returned it, because it as NOT accurate. I compared the weight and body fat to other scales I have and use and it was off so it was of no use to me.However, from my recollection, it does NOT tell you how many calories to consume to maintain your weight.If you are interested in knowing that you can go to www.myfitnesspal.com or Calorie Counter, they are apps you can download to your phone or programs you can monitor via your computer. You can input your ideal weight and it will tell you everything you need to know: how many calories to consume as well as carbs, proteins, etc.Good luck! « Show Less
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First, remove the batteries and then reinsert. Put scale on a hard, flat surface. Step on the scale for just a moment, release, and then let the scale reset to 0.0. Do this a couple of times. Let the scale auto-shut off. Now try to step on and see if you get a reasonable weight reading.
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If by calibrating you mean bringing the scale at 0 when you place on it the container in which you wish to weigh something, there is a button that calibrates the scale at its touch. It's user friendly...
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Buy one of the new electronic scales. Less meshing around and probably more accurate and take up less space. Pounds and inches.
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I guess by using a known value, like the calibrations buffers, 4.0 or 7.0. It's like using a calibrated weight to check a scale
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I had that scale for a few weeks only. It never worked properly, I tried on different surfaces around the apartment. It would show different numbers every time I weighed myself and it went dead in about a month. It's not reliable, so you can't really trust what the scale shows.
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The scale uses a very tiny electric current passed through the body in order to measure the water, fat, muscle, and bone.
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It's been awhile since I bought it. I don't remember, but I can tell you I have not had any problems the scale. It has worked flawlessly and it's eztremely accurate.
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Neither. If you want scientific accuracy you should buy an expensive triple beam balance. The real question is which scale is precise. That is, which gives reproducible values. The EatSmart scale is said to be one of the most precise electronic scales you can buy. If you're looking to track your weight, precision is the important attribute.
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Fill the drop spoon with exactly the stuff you want to measure, then weigh the amount. That's the most reliable way to find out.
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looking over the specs this scale is completely stand along which is reflected on the price. I can't comment on this particular model. but you get other models that can send info through to a smartphone which in tern can communicate to a website to store your numbers. MFP doesn't support a lot of tech and only supports the more expensive wifi scales. And remember no fat scale is accurate, you use the numbers only as a relative % to your body to unit.
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You turn the button on/ off, have it on then you choose press Unit for gram or press again for kg,press again for OZ, wait until the screen appear all 0.00 before you place your item on the scale,other wise it wouldn't work. This scale weight up to 5 kg. Check battery once a while.