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Burned calories haven’t sense in my Fitbit Versa

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‎08-17-2018 17:33

‎08-17-2018 17:33

My versa show me a lot of burned calories but this don’t have sense. I have more than 21.000 burned calories in 5 days, but I drive a lot... this is impossible. Every day is the same problem my Versa said I burned a lot of calories and that is incorrect and I know that. Plus that, count my steps when I’m driving so I don’t know what happen with this watch but and very disappoiment 

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‎08-18-2018 00:21 - edited ‎08-18-2018 00:24

‎08-18-2018 00:21 - edited ‎08-18-2018 00:24

All the calories burned that you didnt get through exercise are your BMR (Basic Metabolic Rate) calories that you burn simply by being alive. Everyone has A certain amount of BMR calories they burn each day. The amount per person depends on their age, weight and sex.

 

I have answered you other question about driving HERE where you posted it as a separate topic.

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