what made you join MFP?
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The app got me.
It was only later that I realized the rich diversity of smart-*kitten* know-it-alls and sexual deviants that lived here...and I felt truly at home.0 -
Saw a friend tracking his foods on it with his phone. I'm a geek for data tracking and also trying to lose a few pounds. It was match made in heaven!0
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Because SparkPeople sucks!!!0
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i was fat an wanted to lose weight.
also, thong thursday0 -
Wife was using it and told me about it. Got "addicted" to it.0
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A few people on another message board recommended it. MFP has been my best tool.0
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I need to lose weight and not yo-yo for the rest of my life like I did on weight watchers counting points. I don't like counting points. I love the tracker on MFP, very easy to find any food. I also like the breakdown of nutrition information and the end of the day totals. Seriously, WW pales in comparison to this site - and this one is free!0
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For me, I was looking for a place to record my food diary and exercise, and, preferably, be able to do it with a phone app. That they had an app for both Android AND iPhone (I have both, mine, and my work phone), AND synced to the FitBit, was just icing on the cake!!!
Mmmm...cake... *grin*
It's worked well for me, I think!! I'm VERY satisfied!!!
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Saw a friend who was having such success using this site and so I joined! For the longest time I wasn't utilizing it, but after a while i did. I love this site and it is where i learned everything that i know about nutrition.0
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The other site i was using to log my food etc was really lame0
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A friend told me about it & I gave it a try. Before I was just going to the gym & hoping for the best--
no real structure, or logging.
My mind was blown when I logged the first day to see how many calories I was actually eating.0 -
peer pressure =P0
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I found it while looking for a calorie counting app so I can quit WW. Loved it and stayed0
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a friend told me about mfp after id told them i wanted to get healthier and lose weight.
havent looked back0 -
I wanted to start logging my food and a couple of my friends were like "We use this. You should too so we can be fitness-site friends AND real life friends." Seemed legit.0
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I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. I wanted to lose weight to see if lifestyle/healthy choices would ease my pain. Short answer: YES. I loved WW, but HATED journaling. Wanted to find an easier (cheaper) way to do just that. And so I found MFP.0
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My friend uses the iPhone app. I downloaded it, then came on the site. I almost never use the app and keep encouraging my friend to come on the site and interact with all of you fun, wonderful people! Having the support really makes a difference. :flowerforyou:
I had used CalorieKing in the past, so I was familiar with counting calories and that it worked great for me. I just hadn't realized there was a *free* site available with the same features! But I had reached 230, more than I had ever thought I would weigh (180 had always been my limit. Seroquel took that away from me quickly), and I knew I had to take action.0 -
Just recently joined ... I really like the fact that I can track what and how much I eat and log in my exercise routines with it. Its helping stay on track and do what I need to do.. lose the weight keep it off and keep eating healthy and within my caloric balance.0
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Acg......it's his fault, entirely.0
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I needed an easy calculator for recipes0
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