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Great App For Tracking Food/protein Input

I love this app for my iPone. I'm sure you can get it for other HH devices. It's really handy as I'm 1 week post-op and tracking everything that goes in my body. I'm currently in the post-op liquid phase. The app is called "MyFitnessPal". Search for it in your app store. A couple things I really love about this app.

1. There is an option to scan the UPC code on the side of ALL items you eat and it will login the food & all nutrition facts. So, when I have a cup of Greek Yogurt, I simply scan the bar-code & it logs everything in. Really cool.

2. It summarizes your input for the day so you'll know your calories & Protein for the day.

Makes the tracking thing really easy. The app is also for iPad & you can login through your browser to use on all platforms.

Maybe I'm repeating something someone else already mention....but I couldn't find this...so here ya go.

Hope it helps.

I was sleeved last friday and I'm down 28 lbs from the start of my pre-op liquid diet. Excited to be on the journey.

LL

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I love this app for my iPone. I'm sure you can get it for other HH devices. It's really handy as I'm 1 week post-op and tracking everything that goes in my body. I'm currently in the post-op liquid phase. The app is called "MyFitnessPal". Search for it in your app store. A couple things I really love about this app.

1. There is an option to scan the UPC code on the side of ALL items you eat and it will login the food & all nutrition facts. So' date=' when I have a cup of Greek Yogurt, I simply scan the bar-code & it logs everything in. Really cool.

2. It summarizes your input for the day so you'll know your calories & Protein for the day.

Makes the tracking thing really easy. The app is also for iPad & you can login through your browser to use on all platforms.

Maybe I'm repeating something someone else already mention....but I couldn't find this...so here ya go.

Hope it helps.

I was sleeved last friday and I'm down 28 lbs from the start of my pre-op liquid diet. Excited to be on the journey.

LL[/quote']

LOL...I added the website you referenced and entered my intake for today and at the end it warned me that I was by no means getting enough calories!! I was sleeved Monday, so nope not getting anywhere near the 1200 calories they recommend. I do like the way it totals it up for me and I can scan the items. Thsnks for sharing. I was using MyDailyPlate, but like this one better.

I use one called "Calorie Counter" & I love it! It has a bar code scanner, all major chains, calculates fat, calories, protein & Carbs. Has some other cool features that I don't use much.

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