Glossary

Macro Suggestions

Updated February 28, 2026

Macro suggestions are context-based adjustments to your day-level macro plan, not a one-size template. For foundational targets, see Understanding Macros.

Context engine

Context signalUsual interpretationFirst move
Weight drift with high adherencetrend response presentshift one macronutrient band by 5 to 10 percent
Poor appetite + missed mealsbehavior frictionmove to a simpler meal format first
Training stress and high fatiguerecovery demand highpreserve protein and shift fats or carbs based on session quality
Erratic sleep and stressunstable contextdefer aggressive change for 24 to 48 hours

Accept revise defer workflow

Output pathCondition
Acceptsignal strength is clear and 2 to 3 data points agree
Revisepartial signal or mixed context around one variable only
Defermultiple stressors, illness markers, or sensor quality issues

High-stress and low-time examples

ScenarioSuggested actionWhy it fits
Travel day with missed mealsuse one anchor meal and hold suggestionsreduces chance of compounding misses
Shift worker sleep losskeep target stable and only rebalance around meals that are already loggedavoids over-frequent adjustment
High workload and delayed hydrationdelay carb shifts and prioritize protein + hydration firstpreserves signal quality

When to ignore a suggestion

Ignore conditionRationale
Single-day scale noiseone-day noise can mask trend
New symptoms unrelated to nutritionmedical check has priority
Data conflicts across food diary and wearable trendcorrection should wait until trend alignment

Use macro tracking, meal planning, and nutrition behavior with macros by meal to keep changes actionable.

Related

Adaptive Calorie Goals

Adaptive Calorie Goals adjust daily intake targets from a rolling evidence loop

Macro Tracking

Macro Tracking turns food entries into trend data, not just one-off meal perfection.

Macros by Meal

Macros by meal distribute your daily targets across meal slots so totals stay steady even on busy days