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Incorrect tracking of Calories syncing with Lose It!

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‎04-27-2017 21:50

‎04-27-2017 21:50

The dashboard shows the accurate budget but shows calorie consumption way higher than actual.

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‎04-28-2017 07:39

‎04-28-2017 07:39

Welcome to the Forums @JudyDi! 

 

I moved your post to the Third-Party Integrations board as I think it is better suited for your question.

 

To answer your situation, it is important to keep in mind that Fitbit also counts your BMR, which is the amount of calories that your body burns to keep you alive, on a minute-to-minute basis and that could show the calories burned to be higher that the exercise you have performed.

 

Hope this clarifies your question, if it doesn't please let me know.

Lanuza | Community Moderator

Remember to vote for posts that helped you out! Tired of the same workout music? Try a Podcast! 🙂

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‎04-28-2017 07:39

‎04-28-2017 07:39

Welcome to the Forums @JudyDi! 

 

I moved your post to the Third-Party Integrations board as I think it is better suited for your question.

 

To answer your situation, it is important to keep in mind that Fitbit also counts your BMR, which is the amount of calories that your body burns to keep you alive, on a minute-to-minute basis and that could show the calories burned to be higher that the exercise you have performed.

 

Hope this clarifies your question, if it doesn't please let me know.

Lanuza | Community Moderator

Remember to vote for posts that helped you out! Tired of the same workout music? Try a Podcast! 🙂
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