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Log Food on Fitbit on iPhone 6

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You are watching VisiHow. In this video, I am going to show you how you can log food on the Fitbit application on an iPhone 6.

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To begin, we need to unlock the phone by pressing the lock button on the side or the home button at the bottom to bring up the lock screen
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Swipe right to enter the passcode or we can use the fingerprint scanner to unlock the phone
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Find the Fitbit icon which is this one right here and tap once to open up the application
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The application should automatically take us to our dashboard which shows the information for today
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We should already be signed in for this but if you are not, feel free to refer to our other video where we talk you through exactly how to do that.

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Go to the plus sign in the top right-hand corner of the screen
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Then tap on "Log Food"
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If we have already added foods, we can go to "FREQUENT", "RECENT", or "CUSTOM" food tabs and log them into the application but we haven't added any foods
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When we do add some foods, they should show up in these tabs.
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Since we haven't actually added anything, we will press the search bar at the top
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We can search for whatever food we have eaten here
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The search will give suggestions while we type. We are going to pick "Banana" in this case".
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Then we have the option to write more information so we can tap on the serving size to edit it
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For example, maybe we didn't just have a medium banana, we had a slice or a cup or mashed bananas, et cetera.
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We can also change the fractions here
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For example, if we had two and a half, two and a quarter and so on.
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We can also change the whole number value of the bananas or whatever food we are eating
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Then we can select when we ate it
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Options include "Breakfast", "Lunch", "Dinner". The selected one is the one with the dark square around it.
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If it is a snack, we can also change whether we had it in the "Morning", "Afternoon", or "Evening"
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So we can say it was for "Breakfast" or just a "Morning" snack.
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We can also change the date if it wasn't today
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For example, we might have eaten it yesterday or some previous date last week. We are going to leave our on "Today" which is the default setting.
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Then we have the option to "Save and add more" at the bottom
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We also have the option to just "Save" in the top right-hand corner
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Now we can see that it has edited our Calories for today
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We can tap it to view more information. We are back to where we started.
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This is a VisiHow video and I have just shown you how you can log food on the Fitbit application on an iPhone 6
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If you have any question or comments, feel free to add them to the section below and we'll do our best to get back to you.
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