MFP Paid vs Free for Diabetes Management
Yadagoy
Posts: 39 Member
Do you find that the MFP paid version is better for diabetes management or not? Opinions please. Thanks.
0
Replies
-
Embarrassingly, I am not even sure what differences there are that could be a plus. It could be that I am missing out.0
-
I started paying for it after I was diagnosed as it breaks down carbs per meal so I don't have to keep a mental track. It also lets you input the time you ate which I think will be helpful when meeting with my dietician. It is not necessary for diabetes management, but a little more convenient.5
-
I think Cronometer is a bigger bang for the $$, since it tracks many more nutrients and has generally more reliable food content information.1
-
I am trying premium, more information available for tracking, think it is worth the extra cost1
-
sarahtrust wrote: »I am trying premium, more information available for tracking, think it is worth the extra cost
Let me know how you like it. I don't have it... I'm too cheap. Lol0 -
amyfrogred wrote: »
Let me know how you like it. I don't have it... I'm too cheap. Lol
For some of us doing the cost-vs-benefit analysis, that cost thing gets weighted pretty heavily.
0 -
I'm new to this group, just checking out the differences between this site and Sparkpeople.com to see if I want to switch to MFP.
Sparkpeople.com is free, and they have diabetes management programs - for pre-diabetes, Type I and Type II - that lets you track carbs per meal, and even breaks down the amount of carbs, protein, fat, you should have at each meal & snack. It also lets you track your blood glucose levels. It follows the recommendations of the American Diabetes Association.
It's free - they have a Premium version of Sparkpeople as well, but I didn't find it useful. It's worth looking into.1 -
has anyone tried chronometer?0
-
I just tried chronometer. I liked it but have used MFP for a long time and think I will stick with it since my "stuff" is logged here. There are lots of instructional videos on how to use it. If I'd started with that I might have stuck with it.0