LOGGING TIMES

littlelol
littlelol Posts: 539
edited September 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
Hey evry1, just a quick question.... Say I ate sometiing at 12,30 at night would I log it as if this was a new day?

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  • RebelliousRibbons
    RebelliousRibbons Posts: 391 Member
    It's easier if you just start a new day when you wake up.
  • dababers
    dababers Posts: 135
    That would be my guess....I have noticed that if I forget to close out a day, the program automatically moves to the next day.
  • dcladydi
    dcladydi Posts: 95
    Most people say to log it in as the same day not the next day. New day starts when you wake up from sleeping all night.
  • TinaS88
    TinaS88 Posts: 817 Member
    I don't count my days over until I go to sleep for the night.
  • Bellyroll
    Bellyroll Posts: 316
    I would count it as the same day.
  • evangpattismith
    evangpattismith Posts: 57 Member
    i had an apple at 12:15 the other night and when i logged it, it automatically went to the next day...i guess i could have went back to that day, and logged it but really didn't think about it, it had already turned to the next day
  • Kimber1012001
    Kimber1012001 Posts: 30 Member
    Hey there

    If u plan and foresee this as happening and u structure ure exercise to accommodate late eating then enter into Friday's plan.

    Personally, the midnight hours are when the unplanned junk food and/or binges make their appearance, so it's advantageous for me to enter these foods in the Saturday plan. Doing so forces me to recognize that I just 'wasted' this many calories before the day has really begun! Also, this way these calories can still be factored into exercise and eating plans.
    It's a motivational perspective for me.

    Hope this helps!
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