Is there a way to turn off Fitbit adjustments altogether but still have them synced?

xLyric

Fitbit gets my daily eaten calories from MFP, so I still want them synced, but I don't want Fitbit calories on MFP. For some reason, even though they're both set to lose 2lbs/wk, MFP wants me to eat upwards of 600 calories extra a day, even though I'm burning 2500 and eating 1500 (I think MFP thinks it's set to 1lb/wk but I've checked and it says 2).

Any help/advice is appreciated! If my only option is premium, though, I'll live with ignoring it.

autumnblade75

There's always the option to log your food on Fitbit.

xLyric

autumnblade75 wrote: »

There's always the option to log your food on Fitbit.

I might start doing that, I've just heard not great things about their database. I haven't tried it myself though, so I probably should!

autumnblade75

xLyric wrote: »

autumnblade75 wrote: »

There's always the option to log your food on Fitbit.

I might start doing that, I've just heard not great things about their database. I haven't tried it myself though, so I probably should!

I haven't, either. Maybe we both should... Heck, just for the lulz.

xLyric

autumnblade75 wrote: »

xLyric wrote: »

autumnblade75 wrote: »

There's always the option to log your food on Fitbit.

I might start doing that, I've just heard not great things about their database. I haven't tried it myself though, so I probably should!

I haven't, either. Maybe we both should... Heck, just for the lulz.

Logged my breakfast over there just now and I'm not even traumatized! It actually isn't as bad as people make it out to be (so far). I'd imagine if it was missing anything I could just copy MFP's entry pretty quickly. Maybe I'll make the switch and just use MFP for the community...