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Goal setting bug?

gramonman
Posts: 4 Member
Hi all,
I've been using MFP for almost 2 weeks now and I set up my goal to lose 1kg a week. So MFP told me that I should eat 1350 calories for that to happen. This morning I noticed it changed to 1920 calories. I checked my settings and 1kg a week is still there. Is this a bug or am I missing something?
I've been using MFP for almost 2 weeks now and I set up my goal to lose 1kg a week. So MFP told me that I should eat 1350 calories for that to happen. This morning I noticed it changed to 1920 calories. I checked my settings and 1kg a week is still there. Is this a bug or am I missing something?
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Ditto that - something weird is going on - this happened before too - it is saying I have more calories than I should left even though I have not exercised today.
I have seen this issue on and off for a couple weeks now.
One time I went in and the goals had changed to having me gain .5 pounds a week and I never made the setting!
You can probably turn off having the exercise calories factored in if that is causing the bug but I don't really know what is the problem as this never used to happen.0 -
Yeah, probably a bug. I changed it to 0.5kg/week, updated and then changed it back to 1kg/week and it works fine now.0
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Hi all,
I've been using MFP for almost 2 weeks now and I set up my goal to lose 1kg a week. So MFP told me that I should eat 1350 calories for that to happen. This morning I noticed it changed to 1920 calories. I checked my settings and 1kg a week is still there. Is this a bug or am I missing something?
You're a male. Why is it tell you to eat below 1500??0 -
I noticed that my marco goals are of. Under the goals tab it shows to eat 107g of protein but under the nutrition tab it shows 60g.....0
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barbecuesauce wrote: »You're a male. Why is it tell you to eat below 1500??
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barbecuesauce wrote: »You're a male. Why is it tell you to eat below 1500??
I understand the math. But there is a point when it is unsafe to pursue that level of weight loss. Men should not eat below 1500 calories.0 -
I'm a 5'7 woman and I maintain 136-8 lbs on 2000-2200 calories.
Eat more!
There apparently was a bug that previously allowed people to set inappropriate goals (under the recommended guidelines). I guess it's been fixed. 1920 is a good idea, better than 1500, that's for sure0 -
Don't worry, I eat more than 1500 because I ride my bike every day and eat back all the calories.0
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