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stop earned calories from appearing in myfitnesspal

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‎01-07-2016 14:16

‎01-07-2016 14:16

I want to log my food in myfitnesspal and have it synced to the fitbit tracker food log but I do not want fitbit to send calories burned to myfitnesspal.  I want my goal calories per day to remain static in myfitnesspal.  How do I unlink this feature while still keeping the food log link?

-Jeannette

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‎01-08-2016 07:17 - edited ‎01-08-2016 07:20

‎01-08-2016 07:17 - edited ‎01-08-2016 07:20

Hi @jlamb

 

Moved your post from the Charge HR to the Third-Party Integrations section to increase the chance of getting a solution. 

 

Wishing a wonderful day 

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‎07-20-2016 16:59

In response to SunsetRunner

‎07-20-2016 16:59

@jlamb l hope you like the Community. I do not use MyFitnessPal too much, basically just for their food Database but as I understand it the information shared between the two applications is set. I could not find a way to select what is shared and what is not, it is either connect with Fitbit or not. Is there any reason why you do not want to take the calorie burn into your calorie goal? It's more likely to help than not. 

 

Hope to read you soon!

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