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I hear lots of people talking about fitday.com, and it is great I've used it many times before. However, if you happen to have a I-phone there is an application called Lose It. It' pretty good and I always have my phone with me to update what I'm putting in my mouth. It even tracks the nutritional info like fit day and allows you to set goals. I bought it a while back I think it was .99 cents but it may have been a little more. Well worth it!

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Cool ! thanks I'll check it out.

I also use Lose It! for the iPhone and it's ok. The only thing I don't really like is that they need to update their food database, it's amazing how many national brand foods aren't in there or they are wrong!

It's a very simple program, which I like. Fit Day was somewhat overwhelming to me with all the information.

Downloaded the app ! it's great but I agree that they do need to update the food database and btw now it's a free download.

Thanks for the tip ! :biggrin:

I use Lose It as well....... generally, when it comes to foods, I just use "create new food" so I can control what the nutritional values are. Agreed...... the database is lacking.

I can't believe it doesn't have popcicles of ANY kind in it! Sheesh!

I used to use Lose It when I was into calorie-counting, but I haven't used it in quite a few months. I think I will start using it again after my surgery!

I can't believe it doesn't have popcicles of ANY kind in it! Sheesh!

How weird is that? Mine had 3 or 4 different versions of SF popcicles, but all the nutritional values were wrong. I agree with just creating our own.

If you want a big and accurate database for counting your calories and nutritional information, I suggest going to Calorie Counter Database - Free Online Diet Program If that link doesn't work, just google "calorie count" and it will come right up. This is BY FAR the best and most accurate database I have seen, and it's free! I even took a course in Nutrition last semester and the software I had to purchase for the class was not even half as good as this website!

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I found another application called 8 glasses a day. I helps you track your water! Simplistic but it works.

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