When does this adjust your calorie intake
psalms91v4
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I have started to use this app however info not know when it changes your calorie in tske if you are eating the same calorie for over 2 weeks uou are misting your weight not losing it weight watcher if you loose 5 pounds it adjust your points intake
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Please see this article, and search for other helpful articles, on the MFP Help pages...
https://myfitnesspal.desk.com/customer/en/portal/articles/280597-will-goals-update0 -
This website can help you do it yourself and you can tweak how many calories you want to cut out of your maintenance allowance
https://www.fitwatch.com/calculator/weight-loss-target-date
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If you haven't changed your goals within the last ten pounds lost, MFP will prompt you to adjust. Otherwise, it's up to you.0
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Instead of using the Check-In go to settings->Update diet/fitness profile and change it there, it will adjust your calories.0
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Your post is very hard to read - but are you saying you want to lower your calories because it has been 2 weeks and you aren't losing? Before lowering your calories I would look to how accurate your logging is. I know on WW they're a little looser when it comes to logging. If you're counting calories you'll probably have to be a lot more accurate than you're used to. Be sure you're using accurate entries, you're using a food scale, you're using the recipe builder, logging EVERYTHING you eat/drink (including fruits and veggies) etc.0
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Thank you. Iam logging in everything including water.
Does this app change your calorie in take automaticly when you loose weight?0 -
psalms91v4 wrote: »Thank you. Iam logging in everything including water.
Does this app change your calorie in take automaticly when you loose weight?
Malibu answered the question earlier. If you have lost 10 lbs since the last goal update, it will recalculate your goal net calories.0 -
psalms91v4 wrote: »Thank you. Iam logging in everything including water.
Does this app change your calorie in take automaticly when you loose weight?
No. It does not. You have to do it by re-running "goals".0 -
Redoing the goals ? You mean starting with the weight you are now and how much you want to loose? If so how often do you do this?0
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