Sentences with phrase «using myfitnesspal»

Hi Patricia - It's easy to calculate using myfitnesspal - I avoid including information as I focus on the ingredients VS the number.

I'm using MyFitnessPal to count calories and cancelled my Weight Watcher subscription, saving $ 240 annually.

Its not too taxing — I have been using the MyFitnessPal web site as I found that some of the recipes in the book were mostly over the actual calorie count so I use the MFP site diligently every meal and this works for me.

Have been using Myfitnesspal for over a year very successfully but will experiment with gradually transferring to your app.

Since you mentioned, I have started using Myfitnesspal to record my food, I did notice that i might be eating very few calories earlier....

I eat a high protein, high fiber diet and 1750 cals a day and am using MyFitnessPal.

I soon started using MyFitnessPal to track my daily intake and exercise.

I have been using myfitnesspal for one month and my weight goes up and down... it is frustrating.

I am using myfitnesspal app which I absolutely LOVE!

Been using myfitnesspal to make sure I am below sugars, carbs, sodium.

I did this, not with Optifast or Slimfast but by using MyFitnessPal and trying to drop 2 - 3 lbs / week.

I will coach you and provide tutorials until you're a pro at using myfitnesspal.

Tracking macros using MyFitnessPal (or any macro tracker) can be a bit confusing but the more you do it the easier it gets.

The past few months, I have been logging my nutrition using myfitnesspal.

I spent time calorie counting using MyFitnessPal during the pregnancy and also after as I needed a baseline to know what my body required to gain, maintain and eventually lose weight.

On measurements: Before the challenge, I had gradually been losing weight — 30 kilograms down just by using the MyFitnessPal app, but I was still so unhappy.

And I myself lost 30 pounds by counting calories using MyFitnessPal in the months leading up to my bariatric surgery.

I actually started using myfitnesspal app and am eating 75 % fat, 20 % protein and 5 % carbs.

Would love to try it out but i am tracking my food intake using myfitnesspal and want to be able to input it correctly.

I calculated the approximate nutritional info using Myfitnesspal and above ingredients (1 lb oranges with peel, and honey): Calories Carbs Fat Protein Fiber Sodium Total: 3140 331 131 78 45 2183 Per Serving: 196 21 8 5 3 136

I've been counting calories for 2 years and after 6 months using myfitnesspal, com I reached my goal 71 kg down to 66 kg and then maintaining my daily log I have never gone above 66.5 kg and currently running at 65.4 kg as I have upped my daily walking routine which is even better now I have GPS on my new Ionic and a puppy to walk

I, too, am using myfitnesspal.

Feel free to calculate the nutrition using MyFitnessPal or something similar.

I'm using MyFitnessPal and would like to log this correctly.

It could be, for example, that everyone who's using MyFitnessPal is happy and getting fit, while everyone at Weight Watchers is struggling.

I use the MyFitnessPal one Hope that helps!

I used myfitnesspal to calculate the whole recipe and when divided by 15 servings, each muffin came to 155 calories.

If you use MyFitnessPal (my favorite calorie counting app), you can go to the «more» tab (with the... on their app), go to meals, recipes and foods and add a recipe from the web.

I don't track nutritional info, but you can use MyFitnessPal (http://www.myfitnesspal.com/) or SparkRecipes (http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp) for this.

My husband and I use myfitnesspal to log our food, so a HUGE thank you for including the nutrtional info on your meals — it helps out a lot!

An easier way to count calories is to use the MyFitnessPal app or website (http://www.myfitnesspal.com/) you can sync it with your fitbit app.

So the things that I'll do is, is I'll do a food log with patients or we'll use a MyFitnessPal app, and I'll have them plug in all their foods and we'll figure out how many calories they need to just to maintain.

I use Myfitnesspal to log what I eat.

I use myfitnesspal and keep an eye on my macros everyday.

The easiest way to use MyFitnessPal is to download the FREE app to your phone.

I like to use MyFitnessPal or just make mental notes of what I work out and your body will usually tell you when you need a rest day as well.

The researchers randomly assigned more than 200 overweight middle - aged women to one of two groups: one used MyFitnessPal as a weight - loss aid, the other talked to a primary care doctor about weight issues but did not use MyFitnessPal.

I use myfitnesspal to track my calories, fats, carbs, etc..

For example, I use myfitnesspal, and when I workout, I add in the number to allow myself those calories to eat.

I use myfitnesspal to count my calories.

I use MyFitnessPal to track and do 20 net carbs max and 70 % fat minimum.

Not exact matches

MyFitnessPal will still be free to use, you own your data and Under Armour will never sell it to any third parties.»

I use the food diary in the app, MyFitnessPal, to do this for myself.

I entered the ingredients I used into MyFitnessPal recipe for nutritional information.

I added it all up (because I'm doing MyFitnessPal and wanted to log it properly) and each serving has 2,082 mg of sodium per serving (suggested amount per day is 2500 mg or less)... and I used low sodium taco mix!

So I just found out that MyFitnessPal has this AWESOME feature where I can copy the URL of the recipe, match up the recipe, and swap out ingredients to match what I'm making (like using our store's brand of something in a recipe).

Laura, I don't track nutritional information, but MyFitnessPal app (http://www.myfitnesspal.com/) and SparkRecipes (http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp) have calculators you can use for this.

Ginger, I don't track nutritional values, but MyFitnessPal app (http://www.myfitnesspal.com/) and SparkRecipes (http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp) have calculators you can use for this.

You could go to MyFitnessPal and input the precise ingredients you decide to use, to come up with the nutrition facts.

I don't track calories, but you can use websites like MyFitnessPal (http://www.myfitnesspal.com/) or SparkRecipes (http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-calculator.asp) to calculate the nutritional values.