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Is My Fitness Pal worth the money?

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  • I found another app call lose it and they don't charge u and u could actually scan ur food and all that good stuff it gives u a little more stuff than fitness pal

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    Baritastic is free and has a great macro tracker and you can scan all of your foods!

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I found another app call lose it and they don't charge u and u could actually scan ur food and all that good stuff it gives u a little more stuff than fitness pal

Have you tried the free version of MyFitnessPal? That might be enough to start with. Baritastic is another free app that is user friendly and has a good front end design.

Baritastic is free and has a great macro tracker and you can scan all of your foods!

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Have you tried the free version of MyFitnessPal? That might be enough to start with. Baritastic is another free app that is user friendly and has a good front end design.
I've used MFP extensively but just short of paying for it.
I fell off the wagon due to severe back pain and medicating with booze and carbs. I've gained 30 pounds in a year and a half.

I went back to MFP but found a lot of the features are now behind a pay wall.

I might just buy it but I'm thrifty.
29 minutes ago, Todd_196 said:

I've used MFP extensively but just short of paying for it.
I fell off the wagon due to severe back pain and medicating with booze and carbs. I've gained 30 pounds in a year and a half.

I went back to MFP but found a lot of the features are now behind a pay wall.

I might just buy it but I'm thrifty.

That’s a pity. Maybe try a few free apps first then decide.
Good luck and you got this ❤️

I just use the free version of MyFitnessPal.

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I found another app call lose it and they don't charge u and u could actually scan ur food and all that good stuff it gives u a little more stuff than fitness pal
Is there a way to set macros on this app, I'm playing with it now but don't see anything on that.

I use the free version of it, you can set your own macros under settings. I have my macros set to as close as I can to my Dieticians requirements. It forces you to use 100% so if the numbers don't work out you have to adjust to get there so i adjusted by increasing the protein requirement and just know what I need to hit everyday.

There were more free features but they seem to have been moved to only the pay availability now. LAME, I am not paying, too many free ones out there to pay for the APP.

I have been using Baritastic, it is great and free.

But I recently signed up for the 1st Phorm App, it's worth the money and has a daily workout and trainers to guide you.

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