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Daily Sugar

‎02-10-2020 09:36

‎02-10-2020 09:36

Why isn't there a view of the daily sugar intake?  From everything I've been reading, it's the one thing that most of us get way too much of.  Women are supposed to only have 25 grams per day and Men 37.5 grams per day.  These numbers may slide a bit depending on where you get the information, but they are still very low numbers.  It would be beneficial for us to be able to watch that very important number throughout the day.  Please add it.   

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‎02-10-2020 21:51

‎02-10-2020 21:51

I think Fitbit’s intention is to be "diet neutral" and "nutrient neutral", which is why it won’t single out a given nutrient like sugar.

 

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