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Logging Food - Is there really a GOOD reason to keep using MyFitnessPal?

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‎07-18-2020 23:26 - edited ‎08-19-2020 19:56

‎07-18-2020 23:26 - edited ‎08-19-2020 19:56

I’m just curious... is there really a GOOD reason to keep using MyFitnessPal?

I would like FitBit to allow us to add and track our body measurements (supposedly that’s still under consideration) and being able to add Recipes would be nice too  but other than that, is MFP’s food library really THAT MUCH better than FitBit’s?    Your thoughts?   (Since MFP  has issues so often syncing exercises, I’m just wondering if I should just focus on one app instead of two.)

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‎07-23-2020 05:58 - edited ‎07-23-2020 06:04

‎07-23-2020 05:58 - edited ‎07-23-2020 06:04

I am disappointed no one responded to this, because I was wondering if the fitbit food logging was good enough but I don't want to mess anything up right now to do the comparison.  I just assumed because MFP has been around for so long that it has a more comprehensive caloric food database.  I will say I have not found a place to log about my exercise on fitbit.  Maybe I missed it but I like making notes on both the food (reflection) and exercise in my fitness pal. 

 

I would recommend putting MyFitnessPal food logging vs Fitbit in the subject might get more response, rather than someone thinking you have sync issues or something!

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