Apps for eating healthy


today you can use your mobile phone to do pretty much anything. Whether it's in banking, finding the closest Restaurant, or a multitude of other tasks, you can easily do it with your smart phone.
All you have to do is install the app for it. So it shouldn't be much of a surprise now that there are lots of apps out there that are designed to help you eat healthy. With so many, however, it can be tricky finding the best one.
In this article we will explain some of them.

  Munch 5-a-Day  (Free in iTunes)
 Munch 5-a-Day
How can we manage our hectic lifestyles and still keep a firm grasp on what were are devouring?

 Munch 5-a-day looks to address this issue, by providing an easy technique to record intake stats, while motivating you to bring a better balance to your healthy food.


By using Munch 5-a-Day, users can record and track their fruit and vegetable intake, challenge to eat more fruit and veg, and 

 Munch 5-a-Day  improve their diet.Munch 5-a-Day is a good app for childs to keep track of and reward their own healthy foods decisions. Embedded with fun farm animal sounds, kids or adults can click
 the fruit or vegetable button for each serving they eat each day.
 A calendar tracks progress so kids can see how they're doing,
 and they can unlock cute badges along the way by achieving 
goals or sharing their progress with friends and family.





 Weight Watchers (free in iTunes and Android Market)


Weight Watchers this iPhone app  makes understanding your diet choices easier by tracking your daily healthy food consumption and assessing how much of the good and the bad that you're eating on a daily basis. 
In short this is the most important features of this application:   
  
Track your healthy food, weight and activity to stay on plan.
 Use the new Spaces and Routines tools where ever you are.
 Snap and Track tool makes tracking a snap.
 Access thousands of meal and recipe ideas on the go.
                                     


It's also important to remember that just because an app exists doesn't mean it provides expert advice.

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