5 replies to this topic

[ajnast4r]

does anyone know of a good nutrition tracking app for iphone (preferably free) that does comprehensive micronutrient nutrient analysis like cron-o-meter? i know cron-o-meter had an iphone app but the ratings are pretty bad with people complaining of crashes and buggyness.

thanks

[sthira]

I'm using cronometer's iphone ap, and not having crashing, buggy issues. It's not as complete or as nice as what's online, but it's a good enough tool until the next one dawns.

[Bowen123]

Most of the IF diets recommend really high protein, partly because protein keeps you satiated so it's a way to train your body and return it to a hormonal balance (if you're overweight your hormones are "out of whack"). I eat only about 70-80 grams of protein a day, weight ~160 pounds and compete in all sorts of physical sports without a problem.....

[gk0815]

I use myfitnesspal! So far so good~

[Danail Bulgaria]

How about free good nutrition tracking app for Android?

[tea76]

Hey guys,

I'm borrowing this thread a bit. I'm looking for a good nutrition tracking iPhone app that specifices not just chalories, protein, carbs etc, but also vitamins, minerals, etc- Most nutrition apps are aimed at decreasing weight.

It doesn't need to be free. Someone recommended Cronometer but I've read it's a bit buggy? However it seems to include vitamins etc as well.

Edited by ecglsd, 08 December 2012 - 06:17 PM.