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Found a great new aid to keeping track of food
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Wow, I hit on a website today that I have joined and I'm passing it on.
myfooddiary.com
I'm not good at writing it all down so I was just looking for a way to report in. This site requires some attention and work up front (I've been playing with it all day) but what you get is exactly how much Protein, calories and everything else including Water in a daily report. They give you the number of calories to maintain and to lose what you wish to lose each week. It's the best one I've seen.
The rub is that it's not free. It's $9 per week, but you have 5 days to withdraw and then it's weekly.....not a long-term committment.
If you put everything in, you'll get a true snapshot. It has over 50,00 food items in the database or you add your own. So I could look up the brand of crackers I'm allowed (Ah-Mak) and all I do is click it and it automatically puts in the nutritional data for me. You don't need the protein counter or anything. When I go back to work, I'll either do it at the office, or send myself an email with what I've eaten.
Also adds in exercise into the mix. Even housework.
This is also good for the dietician to see how much protein, carbs, calories in an acurate format.
Anyway, I'm enjoying it - didn't know if people knew about it.
Gwenn
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