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MyFitnessPal Food Integration

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‎01-05-2014 07:18

‎01-05-2014 07:18

Does anyone out there use the integration with MyFitnessPal? I want to get away from using both the FitBit Log and MyFitnessPal, but obviously MyFitnessPal is a lot easier for the food because the website has so many food options already in the system. However, when my FitBit Log syncs with MyFitnessPal, it brings over "Dinner Summary" or "Lunch Summary" to the FitBit Log instead of each individual food. Does anyone know how to fix this or whether this is something that is being worked on? I would love to have each individual food showing in the FitBit log in order to take better advantage of some of the premium functions that I've paid for. Thanks for an insight! Serena

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‎01-25-2014 08:26

‎01-25-2014 08:26

Excellent question. I would buy the fitbit premium membership if I knew it analyzed the food components from MyFitnessPal in detail. While you are at it fitbit, why not bring over other nutritional info like sodium, cholesterol, etc, and call it "Premium Plus". Seems like a simple data dump for some geek that could make you a lot of money in memberships.

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