03-17-2017 14:04
03-17-2017 14:04
I have synced myfitnesspal and fitbit but they don't agree on burned calories
03-17-2017 14:26
03-17-2017 14:26
Hi, @Chilis42! The most likely reason is that since you're using a Charge 2 Fitbit factors in your heart rate for calorie burn and MFP is only using your BMR and adding in calories from steps.
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03-17-2017 14:34
03-17-2017 14:34
03-17-2017 15:02
03-17-2017 15:02
Do the calories from meals (i.e., calories in) match? If so, I would guess it's still the same issue. Fitbit and MFP have different calorie burn predictors. How do they match up at the end of the day?
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03-17-2017 15:38
03-17-2017 15:38
Hello @chili's I'm not sure if this post on MFP calorie discrepancy will apply, but take a look at it.
03-17-2017 16:00
03-17-2017 16:00
03-17-2017 16:03
03-17-2017 16:03
03-17-2017 20:01
03-17-2017 20:01
Most people with a Fitbit and MFP use their Fitbit to keep track of their activities, and log food in MFP and let MFP dictate what to eat and if under / over budget.
Fitbit is strictly used for the exercise side.
03-18-2017 09:25
03-18-2017 09:25
This is exactly what I have tried to do but it seems the calorie s on MFP are not accurate. I have not been losing any weight. So, I tried going by the calorie count on fitbit and it seems to be more accurate. I have actually dropped a few pounds
03-25-2017 10:21
03-25-2017 10:21
Hello @Chilis42, thank you for visiting the Fitbit Community. I've seen you have received great tips from @Rich_Laue and @MakMak.
Its nice to hear you have been losing some pounds and if you have more questions please let me know.
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