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BACKGROUND
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Journaling is often touted as one of the activities that leads to successful weight loss. FitDay.com provides a journal free of charge. This online journal allows you to keep track of everything you've eaten in a day, your activities and exercises, and log your thoughts. It allows you to visualize what you've eaten, activities you've participated in, goals you’ve set, and anything else that goes into your day-to-day activities.
You're able to review charts and graphs every day or over a period of time like a week or month. You can view your progress toward a goal and see how many calories you burned while jogging, putting away groceries and working at your desk. You'll quickly be able to assess the areas where changes are most necessary.
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PRO
- It's free
- Tracks 27 of the most important nutrition facts, including water
- References the 'Dietary Guidelines for Americans'
- Nutrition Values Database is extensive
- Journaling is recommended by nutrition and diet experts
- Tracks extensive list of activities and exercise
CON
- Update daily for most accurate results
- No specific diet instruction
- No specific exercise instruction
DIET and NUTRITION
The FitDay.com journal will allow you to enter every food and beverage you've consumed in a day. It will then calculate calories, fat, protein, carbs and other vitamins and minerals. Colorful, easy to read graphs are presented giving you a clear picture of exactly what you're putting in your body.
Controlling calories, fat and carbs is an important step in losing weight. For many, the tallying is a time consuming and complicated task. FitDay.com's journal does it for you, and this allows you to better control what you're eating.
FitDay.com does not provide diet instruction. However, you can use any diet of your choosing and track the results with the free journal at FitDay.com.
EXERCISE
Your FitDay.com free journal will allow you to enter and track all of your activities, and then show the number of calories you're burning. It's quite an extensive list that includes:
- Grocery shopping and putting away groceries
- Jogging, running and walking
- Sexual activity
- Household chores like cooking, ironing and sweeping
- Desk work or studying
- Playing an instrument
- Outdoor activities like canoeing, swimming, skiing and bicycling
CONCLUSION
Free, simple to use and packed full of valuable information, the online journal at FitDay.com is certainly an important tool for dieters. All you have to do is keep track of what you're eating and drinking, activities you engage in (as mundane as putting away groceries or as dedicated as running a few miles). Enter all of this information daily and FitDay.com will provide you with charts and graphs detailing your progress toward your selected goals.
Journaling is highly recommended for those trying to manage weight loss efforts. FitDay.com's journal makes this a simple task that can be done from anywhere you have an Internet connection. Use the diet program of your choice, and use FitDay as a tool to make those efforts more successful.
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(Page 1 of 3, 46 total comments)Maggie
Very easy to use--however, the nutritional facts do not include sugars or trans fat counts.
posted Sep 6th, 2016 10:19 amJezebel
-It is extremely slow takes ages to find items and update or go back to anything. Use of calories is not simple it tells you info in a twisted way. Idea of diet is to eat fresh healthy food, to find items related to self prepared things with simple measures as half a cup etc is impossible. I'm only using it till I find something better.
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+Using the Fitday journal. 2 months in I have lost 39 pounds and maintained a good RDA on most vitamins, minerals, ..etc.
posted Jul 29th, 2015 1:02 pmmillie
-Very frustrating site. Takes multiple tries to log in and adding foods or trying to navigate the site is extremely s-l-o-w. The idea of journaling your foods is good, but this site is not one to use.
posted Jul 27th, 2015 7:52 pmKevin
-The ads are so smothering they choke the site to the point it is unbearable. I created an account and it was painful to use. Ads ads ads. Terrible site.
posted Mar 4th, 2015 7:50 pmJessica
-Fitday journal is great. Can track foods and exercise. Program will not accept recipes. Which is a downfall. Worst part of FitDay: Bought dietician services but account was not recognized and couldn't use dietician. No response from Customer Service.
posted Feb 21st, 2015 3:37 ammarguerite
-The site is very slow and frustrating. It frequently doesn't work at all since you have to try to get into the site multiple before succeeding and then can't do anything else. I have gone back to writing my foods in a journal -- simple & much much faster.
posted May 7th, 2014 12:04 amGeva
I have upgraded to Premium , still like this site enormously but its too slow . Says its added food yet hasn't !.
posted Oct 31st, 2013 3:44 amI am becoming impatient . So many people eat low carb diets and subtract fiber from the carbs it would be great if that could be a part of the log.
ken
I have tried repeatedly to get off their constant bombardments of emails and cannot. I use My Fitness Pal which is much easier to use. Don't sign up.
posted Feb 19th, 2013 7:22 pmMarilynn Christian
I was 298 lbs in January 2012 now I am 223 thank u u changed me!
posted Mar 25th, 2012 8:12 amGeva
+A terrific FREE site /journal which allows you to enter custom foods taking nutritional information off the packages as well as Fitdays menu of foods and adding into your log. Tracks progress over time for calories , carbs , activities , vitamins and minerals.mood journal is surprisingly useful . I choose to measure by ounce but there are other options . My Doctor can see this if I choose to share it . The very best aid to controlling food consumption ever. The site is fast , my only complaint is that I can't stay logged in for the day and have to log in multiple times . That is annoying but not enough to make me reach for the chocolate !.
posted Mar 14th, 2012 6:08 pmCaitlyn
+I only just started using this site, but I'm amazed at all the features it has for free! Food logs, activity logs, mood logs, journals, statistics/graphs, body measurements... I'm in love! I think I will strongly consider paying for a premium membership.
posted Oct 23rd, 2011 11:19 pmOne thing I noticed people saying is that the site is very slow... I have really bad internet (the lowest offered by my provider) and I've had no problem with loading speed. It seems just as fast as any other site to me. Maybe I've been lucky, or maybe they updated their system?
Cathleen Curry
+I am in an assisted living home & m having trouble keeping an accurate calorie and sodium account. With high blood pressure, fibromyalgia, Parkinson's Disease and Cardiovascular heart failure, I need help!
posted Sep 5th, 2011 8:20 pma. smith
-Slowest website in the world. Takes literally over 10 mins to add 1 food item to the log. Who has time for that?
posted Aug 23rd, 2011 3:50 pmCandace Brandt
I've used FitDay off and on for a few years and it's especially helpful when you need to get yourself organized. I have done Weight Watchers but when I'm not on their program officially, I will still use this site to track my food. As for an earlier comment that this is a rip-off and they auto-deduct from your banking account when you subscribe - it says this in the sign-up and is no different than Weight Watchers who do the same thing. It's very easy to cancel. However, the free version is worth trying out first before subscribing. Check out the personal reports to see how you've progressed or where you had problems. It's a great tool!
posted Jun 27th, 2011 4:06 pmFitdayLovr
It's a really great website! it's minimal effort to put in what you ate all day and can also track your mood, activities, and has a journal. Personally i know that i tend to eat more when i am not feeling so great that day, so it has helped me keep better track of my moods and realize that what i thought was hunger is actually something more like loneliness, diappointment or sadness. I've programmed in a lot of the foods i eat regularly and it's taught me to be better at paying attention to what i eat. i pay attention to if i'm using a tbsp of butter on my toast or 3 tbsp of butter. Also, for late night cravings it's a deterent for me bc i don't feel like getting up and putting more food into fit day!! It also tracks alcohol usage which is good to know.
posted Apr 6th, 2011 1:56 pmJoyce Carr
I have FitDayPC on my desktop, but want it on my laptop also while traveling. How do I get it on my laptop as well as my desktop at the same time?
posted Mar 26th, 2011 9:06 pmCandy Rudy
FitDay.com is working Oay for me. It allows my trainer to view what I am eating and then make suggestions. BUT, FitDay.com does not have enough bandwidth to support their 5.1 million members. VERY SLOW - and I am a Premium Member. Kind of like AOL when they over sold their system and had a mass exit of their membership. Make note FitDay.
posted Mar 15th, 2011 11:29 amKatie
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posted Sep 23rd, 2010 3:19 pm