"nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Tori M." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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you need 1 notebook 1 pen 1 brain😉
Tori
-- Bonnie 3/02 Xavier 10/04
well, there's another helpful and not sarcastic answer. i'm sure you've helped a great deal.
I was being serious.. if you do it by hand you will know 1. What you want to count/not count and it is more convenient and cheaper then buying a palm pilot. you may need to look up energy exchanges 1 hour walking=X calories burned but if you keep that list in your Journal then it wont be THAT difficult.
"Tori M." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Tori M." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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you need 1 notebook 1 pen 1 brain😉
Tori
-- Bonnie 3/02 Xavier 10/04
well, there's another helpful and not sarcastic answer. i'm sure you've helped a great deal.
I was being serious.. if you do it by hand you will know 1. What you want to count/not count and it is more convenient and cheaper then buying a palm pilot. you may need to look up energy exchanges 1 hour walking=X calories burned but if you keep that list in your Journal then it wont be THAT difficult.
Tori -- Bonnie 3/02 Xavier 10/04
Goal 1- lose 20 lbs By May 1st
Well, that's not what she asked and it read as sarcastic to me.
If I ask what airlines fly to Delaware don't tell me to take the bus.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 17:03:33 -0600, Tori M. <[email hidden]>
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"nanner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Tori M." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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you need 1 notebook 1 pen 1 brain😉
Tori
-- Bonnie 3/02 Xavier 10/04
well, there's another helpful and not sarcastic answer. i'm sure you've helped a great deal.
I was being serious.. if you do it by hand you will know 1. What you want to count/not count and it is more convenient and cheaper then buying a palm pilot. you may need to look up energy exchanges 1 hour walking=X calories burned but if you keep that list in your Journal then it wont be THAT difficult.
Tori
I actually think in terms of time, a Palm Pilot would be cheaper. Many of these programs allow you to create favorite foods and enter them simply and quickly. What about recipes? How do you enter these in? A pad and paper is simply too time consuming.
Bob M wrote: :: :: I actually think in terms of time, a Palm Pilot would be cheaper. :: Many of these programs allow you to create favorite foods and enter :: them simply and quickly. What about recipes? How do you enter :: these in? A pad and paper is simply too time consuming.
there are some fitday type programs available for the the handhelds...I just can't think of the name right now....balancelog, dietlog, weightlog, come to mind...googling now...bingo... http://www.healthetech.com/balancelog/
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 08:31:27 -0500, Roger Zoul <[email hidden]>
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Bob M wrote: :: :: I actually think in terms of time, a Palm Pilot would be cheaper. :: Many of these programs allow you to create favorite foods and enter :: them simply and quickly. What about recipes? How do you enter :: these in? A pad and paper is simply too time consuming.
there are some fitday type programs available for the the handhelds...I just can't think of the name right now....balancelog, dietlog, weightlog, come to mind...googling now...bingo... http://www.healthetech.com/balancelog/
Thanks, Roger. The problem I've had with all computer-based approaches is that it's really hard to enter data while at work. With a PDA, though, you could enter data while at work then simply sync the PDA with the computer. That would rock.
DJ Delorie wrote: :: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> writes: ::: http://www.healthetech.com/balancelog/ :: :: FYI these are the same people that make the BodyGem and BodyMed :: devices.
Yes, I bought balancelog when I had the BodyGem test.
DJ Delorie wrote: :: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> writes: ::: http://www.healthetech.com/balancelog/ :: :: FYI these are the same people that make the BodyGem and BodyMed :: devices.
Yes, I bought balancelog when I had the BodyGem test.
What do you think of BalanceLog? I've been using it for about two years now. I've had better software but it seems to be OK. Did you look at any other options before buying it? Do you use the Windows program or Palm only?
jmk wrote: :: On 3/15/2005 3:58 PM, Roger Zoul wrote: ::: DJ Delorie wrote: ::::: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> writes: :::::: http://www.healthetech.com/balancelog/ ::::: ::::: FYI these are the same people that make the BodyGem and BodyMed ::::: devices. ::: ::: Yes, I bought balancelog when I had the BodyGem test. ::: ::: :: What do you think of BalanceLog? I've been using it for about two :: years now. I've had better software but it seems to be OK. Did you :: look at any other options before buying it? Do you use the Windows :: program or Palm only?
I could not get the Palm version to work on the device I had at the time. Also, while I like the Windows version fine, I find it is just easier for me to use fitday.com. I can get to it from anywhere and am not slaved to a computer or file. For me, that just works so much nicer. An example. If I'm downstairs cooking and want to play games on which way to go on a food choice, I can just switch over to the HTPC in my system and get to fitday.com from my family room. Or, if I'm on travel I can get to a kiosk PC and do fitday from there. Frankly, if the fitday people would beef up the online version as they've done with the PC version, I'd pay money to use it.
