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  • Honestly I think it's FAR better to log the calories and move on instead of beating yourself up, slacking on logging or just feeling crappy about it. It's a journey, it's a lifestyle change, it is whatever it is but in the end it will not be the make or break in the long term unless you choose to do it daily, and even…
  • As you're in Boston it looks like Heartbreak Hill Running Company or Marathon Sports would be your best bets. I know the Running Room does the gait analysis, but so should most other running stores.
  • This is so exciting! *waits patiently for the owl post*
  • I'm mostly on android as well, will boot up my old iphone and check it out to report back. I hope the android version is equivalent to whatever they've done for iOS this time. are you having trouble with the android app since the update for iOS btw? Mine is lagging hard on syncing with MFP and not counting any calories for…
  • Challenge accepted.
  • It's only happened once to me so far, but I'm really glad I don't rely on the app for keeping track of my calories
  • I'm cat_caffeine on misfit. Glad to meet everyone!
  • Have you tried going into settings > steps and linking the misfit in there?
  • I'm with Tubbs216 and jenjay, get your data into MFP and start with their recommended intake. Try it for a month and make adjustments if you're not seeing a loss. Track everything, even if it means you're over. You need to know where you're starting from to make improvements.
  • carbonated water with fruit/stevia might be a good option for you. All of the benefits of water and fruit but the fizz might help with the transition
  • - fruit with yogurt - cookies or muffins made with unsweetened applesauce and stevia - baked apple slices with cinnamon (sometimes a little sugar as well, but usually just cinnamon) - chocolate dipped fruit or fruit with some nutella or yogurt dip - fruit/veg smoothies - homemade popsicles (fruit with no added sugar) I've…
  • Stop drinking them, see if the redness/sensitivity goes away. If it does, re-add the smoothies minus one of the ingredients you think you're sensitive to, if the redness returns, swap the greens and see if it persists.
  • It gets easier if you keep with it. Drink water, so much water, avoid drinking too many calories, they don't really fill you up. It might also be that you need to look into your macronutrients, I found that increasing my protein/fat and decreasing my simple carbs helped a lot in being less constantly hungry. I also try and…
  • I generally do the same as gothchiq, for pizza and things like that I look up a chain that serves a similar style of pizza or whatever to the local place I'm going to and use those calorie counts.
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