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Nutrients wildly exaggerated on iOS app 3.71

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‎11-23-2022 04:29

‎11-23-2022 04:29

Looked briefly for this in community and could only find android issues back in May-June. My phone and app are both up to date. Yet the nutrient break is crazy. When will this be fixed?

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‎11-23-2022 06:08

‎11-23-2022 06:08

I deleted and reinstalled the app today.  Checking back on my food intake over the past few days, the issues iron and Vitamin C - both grossly exaggerated.  Everything else looks close.

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