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‎03-23-2015 02:22

‎03-23-2015 02:22

I have been hovering for ages and finally decided that the fitbit food diary wasn't accurate for me needs, I think what gonna do is use myfitnesspal for food and fitbit for fitness. It was just hard I couldn't figure out if I was eating too much fat or sugar and it kept telling me to eat more.

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‎03-23-2015 05:22

‎03-23-2015 05:22

Yes, that is what a lot of us do. MFP has a much more extensive database and you can link the two accounts so all information shows up both places. I also like the fact that MFP gives you nutrient information and allows you to produce reports of your sugar, fat, vitamin A, etc. intake over the past 30 or 90 days so you can see how you are doing long-term.  If you haven't already found it, there is a group on MFP for people who are linked to Fitbit. You can find it here.

 

Good luck in all your goals!

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‎03-23-2015 05:22

‎03-23-2015 05:22

Yes, that is what a lot of us do. MFP has a much more extensive database and you can link the two accounts so all information shows up both places. I also like the fact that MFP gives you nutrient information and allows you to produce reports of your sugar, fat, vitamin A, etc. intake over the past 30 or 90 days so you can see how you are doing long-term.  If you haven't already found it, there is a group on MFP for people who are linked to Fitbit. You can find it here.

 

Good luck in all your goals!

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