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My Fitness Pal

My surgeon requires 3 months of supervised diet before surgery. It's not the insurance requirement but his requirement. He said programs like Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig count. I haven't done that but I do have about a month and a half of Myfitnesspal from earlier this year. It's detailed with everything I ate and the nutrition information and all my workouts. It has my weight info too.

I wonder if he would accept that as part of my 3 months and shorten my diet that I'm on now so I can have surgery sooner.

Did anyone else use myfitnesspal for their proof of diet?

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  • I used it for my nutritionist yes it was mandatory

  • Ok thank you. :-) I printed it out and I'm going to take it with me to my next appointment. I'll see if they will use it.

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I used it for my nutritionist yes it was mandatory

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Ok thank you. :-)

I printed it out and I'm going to take it with me to my next appointment. I'll see if they will use it.

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