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Corina1143
Corina1143 Posts: 4,950 Member
in Health and Weight Loss

Those of you who have it— do you use it? Like it? Is it easy? Helpful?

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  • LiveOnceBeHappy
    LiveOnceBeHappy Posts: 482 Member

    I do not have it or use it, but I played with chatgpt the other day based on a recommendation from a FB board. If you type in chapgpt something like, make a meal plan for 1200 calories, it will get give you a not-to-weird plan! I was impressed.

  • Corina1143
    Corina1143 Posts: 4,950 Member

    I also tried chatgpt and was impressed. I had tried an app somewhat like that years ago, and it spit out garbage. But chat gpt gave me reasonable meals, any of which I would be happy to eat, not cook. We're gonna have to have another chat about my cooking. 😃

  • age_is_just_a_number
    age_is_just_a_number Posts: 1,086 Member

    have premium. Don’t use the meal planner feature.
    use the bar code scan and meal scan features.

  • rms62003
    rms62003 Posts: 135 Member

    I tried the meal planner and hated it. It wanted me to eat things I DON'T eat, like rice, pasta, etc. And, it wanted me basically to only have two different meals for the week -kept repeating them as leftovers. I found the recipes not that great as well.

    Wish I could use this as I do my current meal planner, Plantoeat. I map out my meals for the week. It helps me with grocery shopping, and keeps the temptation down for eating out!

  • jenhaus374
    jenhaus374 Posts: 2 Member

    I upgraded to the the meal planner and was disappointed. I use plan to eat too. I was hoping to be able to use my own food choices and recipes. You can only plan with their recipes.

  • Corina1143
    Corina1143 Posts: 4,950 Member

    Ohhh Thanks. That would be worthless to me. I like what I like, not what some random person thinks I should have. Thanks for the info. I looked up plan to eat. It looks promising.

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