What 6 things do you track in your log?

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edited December 2024 in Food and Nutrition
What 6 things do you think are most essential to log?

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  • 1. snacks.
    2. meals.
    3. fruit (because of the sugar)
    4. anything dairy.
    5. meat.
    6. EVERYTHING!
  • Posts: 1,011 Member
    Calories
    Fat
    Sodium
    Carbs
    Fiber
    Protein
  • Posts: 1,340 Member
    Calories.
    Carbs.
    Fat.
    Protein.
    Iron.
    Fibre.
  • Posts: 3,755 Member
    Calories
    Carbs
    Fat
    Protein
    Fiber
    Potassium or Sodium (I switch between the two)
  • Posts: 1,345 Member
    most of ya'll are counting similar things.

    I track:
    Calories
    Fat
    Carbs
    Sugar
    Chol
    Sodium
  • Posts: 219
    In order of importance to me:
    Calories
    Carbs
    Sugar
    Fat
    Protein
    Fiber
  • Posts: 740 Member
    1. water
    2. vitamins
    3. condiments
    4. herbs & seasonings
    5. workout foods! (eating back your calories)
  • Posts: 359
    Don't eat red meat and anemic last fall, so iron is first. Calcium because I'm 45 and my doctor told me to keep an eye on it. Saturated fat because my grandfather died of a heart attack and I am not going to be next. Calories, of course. Sodium, because of the heart thing and because too much is not a good thing. Overall fat to ensure I balance my calories between carbs, fat and proteins.

    My 6 meals are
    Breakfast
    Morning Snack
    Lunch
    Afternoon Snacks
    Dinner
    Evening Snacks
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    Calories
    Cholesterol
    Fiber
    Protein
    Sodium
    Fat
  • Posts: 194 Member
    1) calories
    2) fiber
    3) protein
    4) fat
    5) water
    6) exercise
  • Posts: 218 Member
    Caloires
    Carbs
    Fat
    Protein
    Fibre
    Sodium

    Breakfast
    Mid-Morning Snack
    Lunch
    Mid-Afternoon Snack
    Dinner
    Night Snack

    :)
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    Calories,
    Fibre
    Protein
    Iron
    Calcium
    Vitamin C
    plus Exercise and Water

    and

    Breakfast
    Morning Snack
    Lunch
    Afternoon Snack
    Dinner
    Evening Snack

    I don't always eat that many mini meals, but I know that it's often healthier and it helps me track stuff that I eat, but tend to forget more easily, in between meals, by making me think about them.

    I use those nutrients because I want to affect how I feel based on my food, so I want to get enough vitamin C from food sources, as well as Calcium (and I try to look at Magnesium too). Calcium and Magnesium and two nutrients that can help alleviate symptoms of PMS (among other things)--for all those women on this thread. The vitamin C is to try to boost my immune system. :)
  • Posts: 172 Member
    I track carbs, fat, protein, sugar and fiber and calories.
    I have it split into meals and 3 snacks.
    Although with my new meds I don't have an appetite and haven't been eating as much.
  • I track calories, carbs, fat, protein, sodium and potassium. I think i'll change potassium to fibre though.
  • Posts: 95 Member
    calories, carbs, fats, protein, calcium, and iron.
    the first 4 just to know where I stand, the last two because those are always the hardest to get in my diet.
  • Posts: 990 Member
    Calories
    Carbs
    Fat
    Protein
    Sugar
    Sodium
  • Posts: 251
    I track everything that I can. My nutritionist has me tracking my calories and carbs specifically.
  • Posts: 275 Member
    Calories
    Carbs
    Fat
    Protein
    Potassium
    Sodium

    But, I look at everything through the app.
  • Calories
    Carbs
    Protein
    Fat
    Sodium
    Fiber
  • Posts: 3,078 Member
    I don't do six.

    calories
    carb
    protein
    fat
    fiber

    then if I give a crap about any of the other stuff I just click printable view and can see most of it there
  • Calories
    Carbs
    Protein
    Fat
    Sugar
    Sodium

    and

    Breakfast
    Lunch
    Between
    Dinner
    Post-Work Out
    Daily Supplements
  • Posts: 564 Member
    Carbs/Protein/Fat, Iron and Vitamin D (deficient in both), sugar.
  • Posts: 172 Member
    Breakfast
    Lunch
    Dinner
    Snack 1
    Snack 2
    Snack 3

    Calories
    Carbs
    Fat
    Protein
    Sugar
    Fiber
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