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Calorie tracking App?

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    Baritastic is for those who are going to or have had bariatric surgery. No weird changing of settings because you need lower nutrition requirements. I like it so far. Sent from my iPhone using the

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I see most here use myfitnesspal. I use Livestrong/My Daily Plate. I had just used that one in the past so I was already used to it. The other one I have heard is LoseIt.

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I tried several and settled in with MyFitnessPal. Most people use it and the people I know that went through surgury over a year ago still use it to manage thier weight. I like it for tracking what I eat and how it shows my daily breakdown in the important categories that we all need to track.

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I use loseit. It has the lowest yearly subscription rate for premium. I like the features and how you can set different goals.

I used to use fitbit, but since I stopped using my fitbit I have tested a few out and loseit, is the winner for now. None of them are perfect but at least I can set my macro goals, bmi goal, weight goal, and body fat goal.

I Initially used the my fitness pal app, but I switched to LoseIt about a week and a half ago. I was really disappointed that my fitness pal did not track fluids in ounces and the only option was cups. It looks like users have been requesting for them to add ounces for a few years without them doing that simple addition. Under Armor bought out my fitness pal and their premium rate is $50 a year. I tried LoseIt and liked it a lot. I decided to upgrade to the premium which was $30/year through iTunes. You can set goals for steps, hydration, measurements, nutrients and many other things. I just liked it and it was easier to use for me than MyFitness Pal. The free version is good too but I like the upgrades of the premium version.

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