I just started using this on Tuesday along with eating better and some light workouts to start. It's very easy to use and instills a nice discipline and accountability throughout the day. I've also been blown away at just how many foods are in this thing. I did a bunch of grocery shopping at Aldi and was surprised to see the exact foods programmed in there.So far I've been under my calories each day and yet I'm not remaining hungry, so that's good. I don't have a tremendous amount of weight to lose, just 15 pounds or so, but I'm hoping to tone up quite a bit eventually as well.The one thing that I noticed today though is that the some of the budgeted numbers seem unrealistic to me. It budgets zero grams of any type of unsaturated fat. Well, one hard boiled egg this morning took care of that. I'm also not really sure how you're supposed to hit enough calories with the small amount of protein and sugars they allot. So far today I had the egg, and a half cup of quick oats with a cup of 2% milk, .5 Tbl of chia seeds and a quarter cup of Kashi Go Lean Crunch. So now it's telling me that I have just 11 grams of sugar left for the day and just 33 grams of protein. And that was just a shade under 400 calories. So somehow I'm supposed to consume another 1200 or so calories today with only 11 grams of sugar and 33 grams of protein? That seems like a TON of veggies. Like enough to be making me puke.The other thing is that the fats don't seem to add up. It budgets 50 grams if fat for the day, but then has just 17 grams of saturated and zero for both types of unsaturated and trans. What other type of fat is there that makes up the other 33 grams?