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Diet and Fitness Apps to Keep You on the Right Track

Diet and Fitness Apps to Keep You on the Right Track

So many of us have added losing weight and getting fit to our list of New Year’s resolutions. But after January, it can be difficult to stay on track. Mobile apps are the modern way to shed weight and keep fit. More and more people, myself included, are downlaoding diet and fitness apps to their cell phones and tablets as a way to stay accountable and stick to weight loss and fitness programs. I’m sure hoping that a couple of these will help me be more accountable and stay on track throughout the year!

MyFitnessPal
The calorie counter app MyFitnessPal boasts the largest food database (over 2 million foods) of any iPhone calorie counter. It allows you to tap in your weight loss goal, and then keep track of the calories that you eat and drink, as well as those you lose through exercise.

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Lose It!
Lose It! app for Android and iPhone helps you keep track of your diet and fitness needs in an easy way, providing a seamless, supportive weight loss program. Users say the online calorie counter is very easy to use on the go.

MyNetDiary
MyNetDiary is a comprehensive dieting app that lets users track food portions. It boasts 465,000+ foods in their database. Also available is free website access for online food entry and backup. MyNetDiary is available for both Android and iPhone users.

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Whole Foods Market Recipes App
I love shopping at stores like Whole Foods Market! Did you know they have a Recipes App? If you like cooking with natural and organic foods, check out this app that features Whole Foods Market Recipes for delicious recipes that include everything from dinner entrees to breakfast and beverages.

Tap & Track
Tap & Track is a calorie counter that let’s you build your own recipes, tracking the exact food that you eat. They offer a very large database of foods, brands, and restaurants. The visual tracking that uses graphs, pie charts, and more is good for people who work best visually.

I’m hoping some of these diet and fitness apps will help me stay on track long after January! How do you plan to keep on track with New Year’s resolution goals?


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