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Calorie Counting Just Got Easier For Palm OS® Users With the All New Ultimate Calorie Meter PDA Diet Program Sunday, February 13 2005
The UltimateCalorieMeter 3.1 not only tracks calories it also measures the amount of protein, carbohydrates, fat, fiber, cholesterol, sodium, and water in the user’s daily diet.
This new version has been completely redesigned based on feedback from
customers of versions I and II. Following are seven key advantages of the
UltimateCalorieMeter 3.1.
· Easy to use. Button drive is so intuitive users can be up and running, in
most cases, without even reading the instruction manual.
· Comprehensive database. There are 5900 food listings, drawn from the
vast FDA database, more than any PDA software program on the market today.
This feature ensures precise record keeping with no missing items or calorie counting guesswork.
· Ability to customize. Users can set weight goals and based on height, age
and weight and the program will display the amount of calories they should
consume each day to achieve and/or maintain that weight.
· Ability to store and retrieve historical data. Users can enter favorite
meals from home or restaurant, determine calorie count, and then store that
data for instant reference.
· Ability to edit data. If users either forget to enter data, or enter
something in error, records can be added to or modified at any time.
· Ability to analyze results. Users can chart progress with special 14 day
graphs showing weight, exercise, calories and water consumed.
· Ability to track the effect of exercise on weight loss. Users can choose
from a list of exercises, log in the time spent doing that exercise and keep
records of calories burned.
The UltimateCaloricMeter 3.1 can be purchased for $19.56 at the company’s
web site:
http://www.ultimatecaloriemeter.com and includes a 15 day free trial. The
web site also offers details about system requirements and a searchable
listing of its 5900 food items.
Epiphany USA, Inc. is a small company owned by Mike Petranech, veteran
programmer with experience in both systems analysis and sales. The
UltimateCalorieMeter 3.1 is Epiphany USA’s third product to debut, since the
company’s founding in January 2000.
Source: Epiphany USA
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