Where is the best place to log your meals?
I personally like daily plate. there is a huge data base of foods. And things that I make at home, I can put in the info and save to food so it's easy to log in the future.
http://www.livestrong.com/thedailyplate/users/myplate/
but there are others.....
http://www.livestrong.com/thedailyplate/users/myplate/
but there are others.....
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I like My Fitness Pal. My tracker is from that site.
Trish
Trish
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I used to use www.livestrong.com/dailyplate (where The Daily Plate moved when it was acquired by the Livestrong Foundation). But I really like SparkPeople (www.sparkpeople.com) so that's what I'm using now.
Reasons: Easier access, including mobile phone access to input and look up foods, ability to calculate RECIPES (yay!), tracking of fitness activities, all in the same easy interface.
But the key is to experiment until you find one that fits YOUR lifestyle. Journaling is absolutely critical for me (and for most of us) in staying on track and re-educating myself about what I'm eating. There are too many times I think something is "healthy" until I look it up and view it in context of what else I'm eating on that day. It was a tough habit to get into at first, but now it's second nature.
Karen
Reasons: Easier access, including mobile phone access to input and look up foods, ability to calculate RECIPES (yay!), tracking of fitness activities, all in the same easy interface.
But the key is to experiment until you find one that fits YOUR lifestyle. Journaling is absolutely critical for me (and for most of us) in staying on track and re-educating myself about what I'm eating. There are too many times I think something is "healthy" until I look it up and view it in context of what else I'm eating on that day. It was a tough habit to get into at first, but now it's second nature.
Karen