Why did my app stop tracking calories burned?

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possumcop229
possumcop229 Posts: 1 Member
My app has stopped adding calories burned recently. I have an Apple Watch and not sure what happened or how to fix it?

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  • FraggleBuster
    FraggleBuster Posts: 18 Member
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    My steps that I log on my Fitbit have stopped syncing to MFP too :neutral:
  • durden
    durden Posts: 3,310 MFP Staff
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    Apologies for any problems you are having. To reach our support team for assistance, please visit https://myfitnesspal.zendesk.com/hc/en-us or email directly to support@myfitnesspal.com
  • Cheesy567
    Cheesy567 Posts: 1,186 Member
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    @springlering62 maybe your answer lays here?
  • springlering62
    springlering62 Posts: 7,913 Member
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    Cheesy567 wrote: »
    @springlering62 maybe your answer lays here?
    Thanks.

    I’ll have to reach out to them.

    MFP is currently showing me with 5500 steps. My watch has me at almost 23,000.

    I also did a mile and a half with the dog for 105 calories.

    Afterwards MFP deducted an additional -110 to an already gigantic negative calorie adjustment.

    So I LOST 5 calories because I went for a walk.

    I’ve gone back as far as I can go in my diary and I see a trend. Days I don’t do much walking, I have small negative adjustments even if I have very large calorie burns.

    Days I do particularly long walks, or several walks, I get hammered on negative adjustment.

    I think it’s -441 today. That just seems excessive.
  • springlering62
    springlering62 Posts: 7,913 Member
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    @possumcop229 heck all your settings carefully. I thought I had checked every conceivable possibility, but Support suggest another.

    Go to >more>steps and make sure it’s set on recording steps from your Watch and not iPhone.

    Mine was inexplicably changed from Watch to phone.

    I don’t always carry my phone, so this explains s why it’s been shorting me thousands of steps every day.

    I changed it and it immediately corrected today’s steps and gave me back a hundred “negative calories”.

    I’m going for a walk later this afternoon after the gym and am curious to see what will happen.

    I’m hoping this will sort out the wild fluctuations with the negative calorie adjustment.
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