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By default, Pi uses the Reference Intake values for major nutrients as recommended by the UK Food Standards Agency, referred to as the System profile. These values are used to calculate the percentage of Reference Daily Intake in your recipes, and is also used by Pi's traffic light labelling system. The system profile is based on "an average-sized woman doing an average amount of physical activity". If you prefer, you can disable Pi's system profile and define your own profiles. Users in your organisation will then be able to choose one of your own Reference Intake Profiles throughout different areas in Pi.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started
- Select Account from the left-hand navigation bar
- Select Settings
- Select Reference intakes
Adding RI Profiles
- Select Add profile
- Use the Profile name text field to enter the new profile
- Click Add when ready
- Enter the values for the new profile
When multiple profiles are added, you can choose a default.
RI's in Pi
There are many different areas these profiles can be used and seen within Pi. Some examples being...
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