LG Health

[fleeper]

I am using LG Health to track my runs and walks. Is there an app that will track my food/calorie intake that will sync with it so that I have calories burned and consumed?

Thanks.

 

[VW Maverick]

That is a darn good question.
I do not know of one, but hopefully someone will chime in.

Mav.

 

[fleeper]

I hope so

B.

 

[sbeil]

Not that I know of, you could use MyFitnessPal (which tracks everything, including your steps).

I use a combo of Runkeeper and MFP, since my exercise in Runkeeper automatically syncs into MFP, but if all you care about is steps and diet, the MFP would do fine on its own.

This one is awesome.

 

[redviper747]

Not that I know of, you could use MyFitnessPal (which tracks everything, including your steps).

I use a combo of Runkeeper and MFP, since my exercise in Runkeeper automatically syncs into MFP, but if all you care about is steps and diet, the MFP would do fine on its own.

Seconded! MyFitnessPal is what I use as well, and I sync that info with my FitBit Flex wearable device that measures steps as well

 

[RHChan84]

I'll have to check out my fitness pal. I use runkeeper and fitbit.

Sent from my LG G3 (tapatalk)

 

[geekaren]

Great question! I use LoseIt! and hope to see LG Health integration.

 

[scottysize]

I use Fitbit app exclusively. Unfortunately you have to have a tracker, or a HTC One M8, if you want to track your steps using the Fitbit app. However, if you're already tracking steps elsewhere, you can use the Fitbit app to track everything else. Sleep, food intake, etc. It's actually a really good app. The just need to enable tracking from any device, not just the Fitbit devices and M8.

 

[mmohn01]

I've been using my fitbit One with MyfitnessPal for a couple of years now. It helps keep me motivated, and they sync seamlessly with each other.

 

[harriszvigreen]

How is the "goal" for the number of steps on LG Health calculated? I had understood that the magical number was 10,000.