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Nutritional information for the healthy Fitbit recipes

‎10-01-2021 02:34 - last edited on ‎11-10-2021 04:00 by Moderator Alum

‎10-01-2021 02:34 - last edited on ‎11-10-2021 04:00 by Moderator Alum

Does anybody know where to access nutritional information for the healthy recipes recommended by Fitbit. I want to see my calorie consumption.

 

thanks in adavance 

 

Moderator Edit: Clarified subject

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‎10-12-2021 20:22

‎10-12-2021 20:22

Hey Jes, here is a link Fitbit Recipes 

I just use one of the calorie counting apps that have most products there. Im trying to keep below 1250/day atm.... Lifes good:) There is the inbuilt fitbit calorie counter but I find its very time consuming as it doesn't have the data in it yet. 

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‎11-10-2021 04:02 - edited ‎11-10-2021 04:02

In response to troyboy01

‎11-10-2021 04:02 - edited ‎11-10-2021 04:02

Hope you’re having an amazing time on the Forums, I’m really glad that you’ve joined us @Jesinta. Welcome aboard! I hope this has answered your question.

 

@troyboy01 Thanks a million for sharing this information.

 

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‎01-02-2022 21:36

‎01-02-2022 21:36

Jesinta,

You can pair up your Fitbit with My Fitness Pal and get a nutritional value for any food you eat.  You also have the capability of adding any food that is not in their database to their database.

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‎03-30-2022 14:32

‎03-30-2022 14:32

I was lol king for a thread on this topic.. I would have thought, when you pay for a premium service, that they could include the calories of the recommended recipes, and have them listed in the database, rather than having to search up each ingredient, which also isn’t in text but rather a video. Very annoying! And as such I haven’t bothered with them. 

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‎05-24-2022 22:23 - edited ‎05-26-2022 01:00

‎05-24-2022 22:23 - edited ‎05-26-2022 01:00

I think it's no secret to anyone that the key to healthy and effective weight loss/muscle building is not only exercise, but also proper nutrition. To learn more about how to create a menu for weight loss or muscle building, you can take online courses in nutrition or dietetics. I recently read here  https://traineracademy.org/certifications/nutrition-certifications/  about the best training programs for nutrition professionals and future dietitians. You may also need this information if you want to understand more about proper diet, so you will be able to create healthy and effective menu for your fitness goals.

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‎06-10-2022 05:58

‎06-10-2022 05:58

Fitbit’s nutritional information is very inaccurate especially when tracking fat or sodium. I have no idea where their information comes from or when it was last updated. This is a huge short fall for Fitbit.

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