A New Fitbit Problem - Incorrect Calories Eaten
rmk20togo
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I'm fine with the negative/positive exercise adjustments, but Fitbit.com has started something that I just can't understand. :grumble: Yesterday Fitbit.com says I ate 2737 calories and I only hate (and logged on MFP) 1889 calories. This is the second time this has happened in the past 5 days, with the other 3 days being accurate. Any idea what's going on or if I'm suddenly doing something wrong?
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It may have double synced. Or if you logged, then made some changes, it may have kept the first logging. Sometimes when weird things like that have happened, I delete the food entries on Fitbit's site and let it re-sync with MFP again and it is corrected. If you change your food diary names it may mess it up too. Mine seem okay for today. I will go look at yesterday's.
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That happened to me on sunday , it said i had eaten over 3000 calories , i just ignored it as i knew what i had done .x0
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Or if you logged, then made some changes, it may have kept the first logging. Sometimes when weird things like that have happened, I delete the food entries on Fitbit's site and let it re-sync with MFP
I didn't even know you could look at the actual food on Fitbit! That solved the problem. I pre-logged dinner and then had a change of plans and it had both meals listed.0 -
I had this problem over the weekend-it said I didn't eat anything for Sunday when clearly I did. I'm off to check now and see if it's fixed itself...0
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I have a similar problem, I enter food in FitnessPal and then it syncs with Fitbit and fitbit adds an extra set of random calories for each meal. Never happened before but this is the 3rd time this week.0
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That happened to me yesterday too. When I looked at the food in the fitbit, it had double counted my snack category twice, so I just deleted one of them and then it synced perfectly. No clue why it did it, but it was an easy fix.0
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It's because you edited something in that meal. The changed meal went across as a new total and separate entry.
Did you do it from the app, or the website account?0 -
I never log meals on FitBit just MFP. I read somewhere you shouldn't do both. I guess I never check FitBit to see if my calories from MFP are correct.0
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It's because you edited something in that meal. The changed meal went across as a new total and separate entry.
Did you do it from the app, or the website account?
Oh, that's an interesting input. I noticed this thing since I've started using the app more often, but I'm not sure if the two things are related. I'm going to edit a few meals from the website and see what happens.
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It may have double synced. Or if you logged, then made some changes, it may have kept the first logging. Sometimes when weird things like that have happened, I delete the food entries on Fitbit's site and let it re-sync with MFP again and it is corrected. If you change your food diary names it may mess it up too. Mine seem okay for today. I will go look at yesterday's.
Laura
I had this happen to me yesterday, too.0 -
I never log meals on FitBit just MFP. I read somewhere you shouldn't do both. I guess I never check FitBit to see if my calories from MFP are correct.
Good point, because if you are syncing and only following the MFP eating goal, double counting calories eaten on Fitbit don't matter at all.
Because eaten calories doesn't effect calories burned that is reported to MFP.
Again, the only real problem is if someone is trying to follow 2 roads to the same destination.
And no, you should not manually log them on Fitbit too, that would double count.0 -
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it is happening to me, too, for the past few days. I've been deleting the incorrect ones, so that it matches MFP. I use the fitbit display of calorie deficit each night, so definitely want it updated!
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