Perot4Prez
02/12/12 2:52 am
@Tony: Diabetes mgmt? Feel free to use this forum to enlighten people about your Hubbub Health App. Embrace the shameless plug.
02/11/12 10:49 pm
Eew. Eat more fresh stuff, wetheslaves. I use an app where I enter the food I have in my kitchen and the app comes up with recipe suggestions. I like that.
2katz I live in Nebraska
02/11/12 9:30 pm
Lots of stuff like that out there already. I've started many of them then get bored or they're a hassle or whatever. I dump them if they require personal info they can sell or make me log in to their site, or spam me.
ntvtxn62
02/11/12 7:17 pm
...this might be a question from some company wanting advice on us/ the consumers as to what we'd want.
So to the pinhead that said their nutritionist was special (& a presidential candidate)- don't go talking that is a stupid idea- until or if you decide to do it!
ntvtxn62
02/11/12 7:14 pm
Okay folks- let me help some of you w/ this question! It's asking if you would use the app IF you wanted to. Then you could use the settings to set it how you want, you might also get advice to suit your needs.
There's nothing contained to argue about- so some of you should have it easier now...
pharmD
02/11/12 6:55 pm
Nothing should replace knowledge of a nutritionist, MD, and/or pharmacist. Direct to consumer advertising and other consumer products directed to give you "unsolicited" advice is garbage. Has done nothing but caused more diagnosed patients who don't and never will have the problem.
anonymom Virginia
02/11/12 6:22 pm
I have LoseIt on my phone to track what I eat if I wish and I don't think there is an app our there that could replace it for me. My idea of "healthy" is pretty different from mainstream so I wouldn't necessarily trust an app to recommend healthy meal plans.
02/11/12 5:15 pm
My wife has something like this that she uses to get new recipe suggestions. It's nice to try new things sometimes.
02/11/12 3:30 pm
I think that stuff is cool and everything i just dont see myself actually pulling out my phone and asking it what to eat. I like making those choices myself
wetheslaves Live each moment fully
02/11/12 2:40 pm
I thought my metabolism was messed up until I started using an app. Scan barcode, adjust portion and check what is left for the day. The app showed my nutrient deficiencies and helped me start loosing weight
onwardwego
02/11/12 1:19 pm
Love myfitnesspal. If I were to use another one, it would have to do all the same stuff as, or somehow plug in to, that app, and add on. I'd love a live recommendation feature based on nutrition analysis, or an on-request recipe rec. feature. A regular-to-healthy recipe converter would be cool.
02/11/12 12:39 pm
I've used My Fitness Pal and Calorie Counter along with C2 5K (couch 2 5K) apps to stay fit and on track.
I also use some recipe apps when I'm bored with the same ol recipes I make.
cawench
02/11/12 11:59 am
No, I know how to eat well. Eat regularly, not too much, non- processed, mostly fruits, vegetables and grains. Easy peasy.
OBVIOUSTUFF Outside
02/11/12 11:46 am
You must think Im a joke!
I aint gonna be part of this system!
And then, I threw that app on the ground!
What? You think I'm stupid?
I'm an adult!
I took it and threw it on the ground!
lou1 Washington
02/11/12 11:13 am
Traditional diets (diets of our ancestors) are much healthier than our current, grain-laden, designed-for-the-highest-bidder, diet of factory-produced food-like products. Try it for yourself before spouting off at me... Paleo, primal, Weston A. Price, real foods, etc.
lou1 Washington
02/11/12 11:11 am
I said no; but if it were for the diet I follow, I might. After 20+ years following AHA, ADA, USDA diets and only becoming ill, I've found a diet that actually IMPROVES my health and wellbeing.
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