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  • Hi, Myfitnesspal is the best one for me so far. I did not find better and it syncs perfectly with my Fitbit tracker for activity. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

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    @@cinderella8 Welcome to sleeveland I use MFP way to go for me good luck kathy

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Hi,

Myfitnesspal is the best one for me so far.

I did not find better and it syncs perfectly with my Fitbit tracker for activity.

Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

I like Baritastic

Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

easy food/ exercise tracking app that's simple to use

@@cinderella8

Welcome to sleeveland :rolleyes:

I use MFP

way to go for me

good luck

kathy

I also love my fitness pal

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Do the folks who use my fitness pal use the free or paid version? I got annoyed at it showing me only calories unless I paid money.

I did the paid version of MFP because it let me decide what macronutrients are on my dashboard. Calories don't matter to me other than passing interest, I focus on the Protein and carbs now.

I use MyFitnessPal. I have the free version and it shows more than just calories. On the bottom of the Diary page click on Nutrition, and there are three tabs. the Calories tabs shows just calories. The Nutrients tab shows Protein, Carbs (breaking it down into Fiber and Sugars), Fat (breaking it down into Saturated, Polyunsaturated, Monounsaturated, and Trans), Cholesterol, Sodium, Potassium, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Calcium and Iron. The Macros tab shows Carbs, Fat, and Protein with a little pie chart for the day.

I use my fitness pal. You can track your food, exercise and all of your measurements all in one place.

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I like the fitbit app

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I like the fitbit app

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You can actually get the best of both worlds - my wife likes to use myfitnesspal and then she got a fitbit and wasn't thrilled with the app. You can link the two, so your fitbit stats automatically merge into myfitnesspal.

I've tried a bunch. I like Lose It! the best so far. I paid for premium so that my steps would go over from my FitBit.

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