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Typical idiotic programming move by mfp. Not sure why they don't fix the laundry list of things that really need to be fixed. Stupid

Having the same issue. Along with a number of other annoying changes that have been made.

Typical for this app. Piss poor programmer management.

My Full report only goes back to September 11th of this year, except for the food notes. Is anyone else having this problem?

I changed all of my meal names in MFP so they all show up under Anytime in Fitbit. Make sure there is no Space after After Dinner in MFP. Just a thought.

Display bug. Numbers work out as expected.

What @64crayons said, but I also put in the recipe title something like "Easy Black Bean Chili (1c ~ 260gr)".

Too basic? That the whole idea. KISS and all that so you don't hurt yourself.

Took a long time to find, but this is what I use for my iPhone 6 (Macro Size) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0008167B2?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00 I tuck the tongue into the case then slide in the phone. Clips to your belt. Works very well. Nice and snug.

Low-Fat greek coffee flavored yogurt with two Nabisco Chocolate Wafers crumbled on top.

The Wahoo Fitness app will do that.

I have a Fitbit One that I Clip to the top of the front pocket of whatever pants I am wearing, and find it tracks my steps accurately, with little or no non-step movement counted as steps.

When I play golf I just go by what my Fitbit One says, and just note that a played that day.

I find that on the iPhone swiping up and then turning Wifi off then back on solves a lot of connection issues.

@Mrpierreboudreaux's, you need something like this...... http://www.amazon.com/Rotate-Mount-Clothing-Organizer-Earphone/dp/B00GOHAX6E

I have a Fitbit One and find it quite accurate.

A few of my favorites: Venison steak au poivre, but with blackberry brandy, venison stroganoff and venison bolognese.

I noticed that also. For me it is working as it should, so it is just a display error on the iPhone. For the most part, it is a moot point as I never get negative Fitbit adjustments, with my activity level set to sedentary in MFP.

What AmyKay said. I created a sandwich meal with the various things I might put in a sandwich: English Muffin, Potato Bread, Pita, Ham, Turkey, Chicken salad, Cheese, Lettuce, tomato, Mayo, mustard etc. I then add the meal to my diary and delete the items, not in the sandwich. That way on the phone it is just a few swipes.

The strap comfortable. No different than any of the others in that regard. I don't do kickboxing, but I have no problem with the HRM sliding off while running or cycling. The strap is adjustable so you can make it as tight as you want.

Audiobooks for me. For a while now I have been listening to a lot of the old classics that you can download for free.

Also, if you take more than one pill, vitamin, supplement or what ever, every day, create a meal or even a recipe for them. That way you only have to hit one button to add them to your diary.

Yes, around your chest. http://www.wahoofitness.com/devices/hr.html

Take a look at the Wahoo TICKR X. No watch, but links to your phone. It has a built-in memory so you can workout without a phone and it will sync to your phone later.

Usually Black Bean and Corn Salad.

Yes, you can edit your recipes later, and I do it often.

The best advice I can give regarding swimming is get involved in a masters swim program. A good c coach will help you with your form, which is a significant part of efficient swimming.

I love baked potatoes. If I am grilling something or have the oven on, I will nuke a potato for 4 or so minutes, then drizzle with a little olive oil, salt, pepper and sometimes garlic powder. Wrap in foil and onto the grill or in the oven for another 10 or so minutes.

Need more info. What tracker are you using, and what type of exercise are you doing and where are you logging it.

For me Caffeine Free Diet Coke/Pepsi, but what makes all the difference is having it over ice with a squirt of frozen lemon juice. You can usually find frozen lemon juice in the dairy or frozen food section of the grocery store. Since a little goes a long way the bottle lasts for some time.