How to Change Your Macro Settings
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chocodum
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Hi everyone!
I made this little tutorial in case anyone needed help on changing their macronutrient goals on MyFitnessPal. It also includes steps to make these changes appear on the Android app.
Should you only be using the Android app, please consider following this tutorial to its entirety regardless for the "Change Goals" function on the app does not currently appear to be functioning. I suggest using your device's browser complete the first half if you do not have a computer.
If you have no idea what macronutrient ratio settings would be good for you like me, I would recommend consulting Martinus of Reddit's very resourceful Keto Calculator for guidance.
Thank you for your attention!
Starting off at the home screen, click on "Goals".
Click on the green "Change Goals" button.
Select the "Custom" radio button in order to choose your own macro ratios and then "Continue".
Use the drop-down lists to select your desired percentages to the nearest five percent.
On the same page, click on "Change Goals" to apply your new settings.
As mentioned above, please follow the steps below on your mobile Android device to make your changes appear on your app. It is unfortunate that a bug on the current version of the app appears to prevent its built-in "Change Goals" function or automatic syncing of goals to work as intended.
Press the button on the home screen as shown to access the app drawer.
Press and hold your app's icon until it lifts itself, closing the app drawer.
Continuing to hold your app, drag it to the area with the words "App Info".
Remove your finger from the app icon. A new window should appear.
Press "Clear Data" and confirm. Your app should reset itself. Rest assured that your food and fitness diary, biometric data, and other important information is securely and safely stored online as a part of your MyFitnessPal account.
Upon reopening your app and logging into your account again, all of your data will be restored. Your goals which you updated in the browser version of MyFitnessPal should be reflected in your restored app.
Once again, I would like to thank you for reading my tutorial, and I wish you all the best of luck in your weight loss or lifestyle-changing goals.
Thank you!
-Chocodum
I made this little tutorial in case anyone needed help on changing their macronutrient goals on MyFitnessPal. It also includes steps to make these changes appear on the Android app.
Should you only be using the Android app, please consider following this tutorial to its entirety regardless for the "Change Goals" function on the app does not currently appear to be functioning. I suggest using your device's browser complete the first half if you do not have a computer.
If you have no idea what macronutrient ratio settings would be good for you like me, I would recommend consulting Martinus of Reddit's very resourceful Keto Calculator for guidance.
Thank you for your attention!
Starting off at the home screen, click on "Goals".
Click on the green "Change Goals" button.
Select the "Custom" radio button in order to choose your own macro ratios and then "Continue".
Use the drop-down lists to select your desired percentages to the nearest five percent.
On the same page, click on "Change Goals" to apply your new settings.
As mentioned above, please follow the steps below on your mobile Android device to make your changes appear on your app. It is unfortunate that a bug on the current version of the app appears to prevent its built-in "Change Goals" function or automatic syncing of goals to work as intended.
Press the button on the home screen as shown to access the app drawer.
Press and hold your app's icon until it lifts itself, closing the app drawer.
Continuing to hold your app, drag it to the area with the words "App Info".
Remove your finger from the app icon. A new window should appear.
Press "Clear Data" and confirm. Your app should reset itself. Rest assured that your food and fitness diary, biometric data, and other important information is securely and safely stored online as a part of your MyFitnessPal account.
Upon reopening your app and logging into your account again, all of your data will be restored. Your goals which you updated in the browser version of MyFitnessPal should be reflected in your restored app.
Once again, I would like to thank you for reading my tutorial, and I wish you all the best of luck in your weight loss or lifestyle-changing goals.
Thank you!
-Chocodum
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This no longer works with the new premium additions.0
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heyervyone wrote: »This no longer works with the new premium additions.
Premium additions? I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean.0 -
heyervyone wrote: »This no longer works with the new premium additions.
Premium additions? I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean.
Disregard that, it still works, but the options have changed. If you click goals, you will see the changes to how you edit these numbers.0 -
heyervyone wrote: »heyervyone wrote: »This no longer works with the new premium additions.
Premium additions? I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I don't understand what you mean.
Disregard that, it still works, but the options have changed. If you click goals, you will see the changes to how you edit these numbers.
Yes, I tried that myself yesterday, but if you look at the "Nutrition" tab after changing the numbers under "Goals" using the app, nothing would have changed. I found that after a while, the percentages would shift back to what they were before you made the changes.0 -
Thank you for these instructions. So helpful!
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