Meal plan and food log
See your plan and goals for the day, mark what you ate, correct past days, browse your history and export the plan. Also fix common Nutrition problems.
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View your meal plan for the day and your goals
In MyFitnessClient Nutrition, see the meals for each day and compare the calories and macros you have eaten with the goal for the day.
Log what you ate by marking the meal as eaten
In MyFitnessClient Nutrition, mark each meal as eaten so the day's ring and bars go up, and choose the option you are eating today.
Edit, restore or delete a meal or a whole day
In MyFitnessClient Nutrition, change a meal's name or time for that day only, go back to what your professional set, or delete a day's records.
Correct a day that has passed
In MyFitnessClient Nutrition, past days open as read-only; use Edit this day to mark the meals you forgot to log.
Browse your nutrition history
In the MyFitnessClient Nutrition History, you see your calories and macros by period and the days on which you marked meals as eaten.
Export the meal plan as a PDF or as text
In MyFitnessClient Nutrition, export the meal plan as a PDF on the website or share it as text in the app, to keep or print.
Meal plan modes, locked plan and days without a plan
In MyFitnessClient Nutrition, learn which meals you see in each plan mode, what changes in a locked plan and how to log without a plan.
Nutrition reminders, notices and what your professional sees
Nutrition notices in MyFitnessClient: when each one arrives, how to turn them off and what your professional sees when you log your meals.
Common Nutrition problems and error messages
When Nutrition in MyFitnessClient won't open, doesn't save what you marked or won't let you add anything, see the cause, the limits and what to do.
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Meal plan and food log
Yes. On the main Nutrition screen, choose the day in the date selector, tap Edit this day and confirm with Edit day. Then log or correct the meals and mark the ones you ate. The History list only counts the meals marked as eaten.
They show the calories, protein, carbs, and fat of the meals you've marked as eaten, against the day's goal. The ring shows calories and the bars show macros; they turn red when you go over the goal.