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I'm using iphone 5s, my health app dashboard is not good working. specially fiber, sleep analysis and some others option is really not working. Only steps and walking option is working. I don't know how can i set the more option. Help me please, thanks...

KawsarBD wrote:
"Health app" There are have many more option i mean Running Distance, Sleep Analysis, Fiber, Steps, Weight like that. and there only Steps and Running Distance option is correctly working. So now i want to know how can i work done more option?
That's because distance and steps are the only thing the iPhone can measure on its own. It has to get the other data from somewhere. That somewhere is generally other apps. I have a Withings scale. It connects to the Withings app by WiFi and that app sends my weight data to Health. I use My Fitness Pal to track food intake. That data gets sent to the Health app. My Fitness Pal can also use the weight data from Health that I sent there from my Withings app.
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