Using your Hex's to reduce syns... how?

[wannabslim]

Say, for example, that I had a slice of cheese and tomato pizza.... instead of having additional cheese as a HexA that day, could I deduct some syns off the pizza total because of the cheese on it (so it's on the pizza as a HexA rather than as syns), thereby reducing the no. of syns consumed?

I've heard that you can do this but no idea how it works, or how many syns to deduct... can anyone help?

xxx

 

[Msblue]

You'd probably only get away with one slice worth of cheese on pizza as a hexA so syns for one slice less 6?

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[wannabslim]

Ok, so how do you know how many syns to deduct? xx

 

[Msblue]

Most Hex's are round about the 6 mark

 

[NN89]

Do you count hex's as syns?
for example I had 2 weetabix this morning, do i add that as a syn aswell as a hex??

 

[Circes]

No you don't count your HEs as syns.

 

[Taz]

All HE's have Syn values too for if you have them extra to your HE's. If you have something that contains a HE portion and you have your allowance for that day left then you can deduct the Syns from it. For example, shop bought sandwiches. You can deduct 6 Syns of you have the bread as your HE