begleybob Member

I didn't want another app for tracking glucose, so I just added it to MFP. Since I have MFP app on my phone, I can update weight and glucose from my phone. I added the glucose measurement by going into www.myfitnesspal.com (instead of the app) and going to My Home>Check-In and then clicking on the link to add another…

Instead of a separate phone app, I just added glucose as another measurement to MFP. Results can be entered through the MFP phone app.

I am relatively new to this group, too, although I have used MFP in the past. I was in denial for years and had a myriad of excuses why I could not address my T2. The reason I started back in earnest this time was that my family doctor was in my face about it. Then my husband said that he's been worrying that I'm killing…

Thank you robert65fergu! I've only been tracking in MFP for a week and just joined this forum. Although the standard MFP ratios appeared to be consistent with recommended ranges for T2 diabetics I found on the Internet, it just seemed to be high on carbs. I'm happy to find this post of an alternative ratio for diabetics.

Thanks for this topic. I just started MFP and metformin about a week ago. I have been using the "traditional" 55:15:30 ratio for carb:protein:fat, which equates to about 195 g carbs per day. But after reading this string, I'm re-evaluating this strategy.

Thank you LauraDotts for the suggestion on how to track Glucose levels by adding an additional measurement. I have been using the tracker less than 1 week after a long absence. I have used the notes section so far, but I tried your suggestion and like that a lot better since I can also see the numbers in chart form using…