Look at my food diary!

ocean26
ocean26 Posts: 122 Member
edited September 2024 in Food and Nutrition
Hey everyone!:smile:
How does my food diary look? Am i getting too much sugar/protein/carbs? Any suggestions?

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  • jessieinblue
    jessieinblue Posts: 287 Member
    We can't see it. You need to go to your home page, click "settings", then "diary settings" and make your diary public.
  • ocean26
    ocean26 Posts: 122 Member
    oops sorry I just changed it
  • mariapuhl
    mariapuhl Posts: 529 Member
    Man are you detailed!!! WOW!!

    I eat really boring salads and stuff though (just lettuce and dressing and croutons) so I mean, I can't say much.

    The only problem I see with your diary is that you don't log all the time. Besides today, I had to go back to last Wednesday.... then the Friday before that.... etc. Consistently logging will REALLY help you. Even if you have a bad eating day, log it. It helps keep you accountable.
  • TrainerRobin
    TrainerRobin Posts: 509 Member
    Excellent Job!! Best I've seen on MFP!! NIce job.

    My only suggestion would be to add fiber to the things MFP counts (my daily fiber goal is 30 grams/day). You're probably meeting or exceeding that, which is wonderful. :)

    If you can keep that kind of eating up, you'll be rocking and rolling in no time!
    I'm impressed!!!
  • TrainerRobin
    TrainerRobin Posts: 509 Member
    Man are you detailed!!! WOW!!

    I eat really boring salads and stuff though (just lettuce and dressing and croutons) so I mean, I can't say much.

    The only problem I see with your diary is that you don't log all the time. Besides today, I had to go back to last Wednesday.... then the Friday before that.... etc. Consistently logging will REALLY help you. Even if you have a bad eating day, log it. It helps keep you accountable.

    Agreed. The only reason I didn't mention that was because I assumed (and we know what they say about assuming!) this was day one of MFP tracking. If not, yes, yes, yes. It's essential to log even if you have an "off" day. If for no other reason, than knowing how much "damage" you did. If you eat an extra 1,750 calories in one day, and the next day you are up three pounds, you can honestly tell yourself that only a half pound of that was from the day's eating. The rest is just "cargo" working its way through your system.

    ;)
  • esorcel
    esorcel Posts: 459 Member
    Your diary looks great, however I am wondering if you can try to divide your calories more? For example, 300-400 calories for each meal, or have your highest calories for breakfast, so you are not eating too much calories at night time? I have read that consuming 400 calories each meal really control appetite and decreases the need for frequent snacking.
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