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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 2004Fitday
Newsflash Fitday have discovered that people who are extremely frutrated lose weight faster than people who are not. So they designed their program to help us lose weight. Here are the search results for Roast Beef Beef Roast Hash Roast Beef Spread Roast Beef Sandwich Beef Roast Canned Roast Beef Sandwich with Gravy Roast Beef Sandwich with Cheese HORMEL Roast Beef Hash Beef Roast, Roasted lean only eaten ******** Let's try Roast Chicken Chicken Roasting Giblets Raw. Whaaat? Does anyone really eat raw chicken giblets? They don't need Fitday - the Salmonella alone should be good for a 10lb loss. Chicken Roasting Meat only Raw Chicken Roasting Meat & Skin Raw LOUIS RICH Chicken white meat oven roasted Chicken Roll roasted dark meat Chicken Roll roasted light meat Chicken Roasting Giblets cooked simmered Chicken Roasting dark meat raw Chicken roasting meat only cooked roasted ********** Would it really be so illogical to make the first result of a search for roast beef to be roast beef, or the first result for roast chicken to be roast chicken? Just wondering out loud Tony tony roberts <nospam@nowhere.ca> wrote in news: I use HealthKick which is sorta like the Fitday and im suprised at just how many weird things come up on a food search in that also, and how many raw meats NO ONE should or would eat raw come up. I am not sure why they do that either but it seems strange to me that one would need so many raw calorie counts on meat. > Newsflash > Fitday have discovered that people who are extremely frutrated lose [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > Tony  Signaturelow carbing since 11/12/03 235ish/178/135 Remove the .not to reply by mail Well, sometimes, like when you're making a recipe using a lot of different ingredients, it makes sense to enter those ingredients in their raw form. When you're making soup, for example, it's a lot easier to measure the raw ingredients seperately when you start than to measure them cooked when it's all soup. If I make creamed spinach, it's a heck of a lot easier to measure the raw spinach first and then cook it, rather than look at it cooked and try to figure out how much spinach is in the goop. > tony roberts <nospam@nowhere.ca> wrote in news: > [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > > > Tony SignatureMichelle Levin http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws. Chicken Roasting Giblets Raw don't fall into that catagory. For example heart & liver are different values, & liver contains carbs, heart doesn't. Stomach is different again. But this was only a secondary point. My frustration with Fitday is that when I ask for roast chicken I get raw giblets way ahead of getting roast chicken - it doesn't make any sense. BTW - cool site, I visited it tonight. Tony > Well, sometimes, like when you're making a recipe using a lot of different > ingredients, it makes sense to enter those ingredients in their raw form. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > measure the raw spinach first and then cook it, rather than look at it > cooked and try to figure out how much spinach is in the goop. > tony roberts <nospam@nowhere.ca> wrote in news: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > why they do that either but it seems strange to me that one would need > so many raw calorie counts on meat. I take it to mean that if you weigh/measure the meat raw, those are the figures to use, even after it's cooked. At least that's how *I* use the info. SignatureSaffire 205/162/125 - 5'2.5" Atkins since 6/14/03 Progress photo: http://photos.yahoo.com/saffire333 Lily, How are you liking HealthKick? I haven't installed it yet because I've been using Fitday, but it seems to claim to be as good as Fitday PC but for free... Richard 247/227 (but boy howdy I drank a lot last night so won't weigh in for 3 days ;-))/200 first goal > tony roberts <nospam@nowhere.ca> wrote in news: > [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > > > Tony > Lily, > > How are you liking HealthKick? I haven't installed it yet because I've > been using Fitday, but it seems to claim to be as good as Fitday PC > but for free... I like it a lot actually and free was what I was looking for I honestly couldnt see paying for software that might not work for me. At the end of each days summary or on the calendar it shows the net calories for the day. The food list seems a tiny bit limited but I have not used another product and I have been inserting "seems close to this as possible" at times. I broke a stall with it though by using it for two weeks to see what I might be doing to cause the stall. The only drawback for me is pilates isn't listed in the excersizes lol, I have to put something "close to it". I would recommend it if someone didn't want to pay for fitday just to find they do not use it certainly, being that its free and a good way to see if you might use a program like it. Signaturelow carbing since 11/12/03 235ish/176/135 Remove the .not to reply by mail > > Lily, > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > want to pay for fitday just to find they do not use it certainly, being > that its free and a good way to see if you might use a program like it. Can you tell us more about healthkick? Sid... > Can you tell us more about healthkick? > > Sid... Sure I can.....I found it looking for a free program on google to keep track of my excersize/food intake. From the site I got it from: "Health Kick is free for personal use. If however you would like to help support Health Kick and get extra features too, you can upgrade to Health Kick Professional..........Can I really use Health Kick for free? Yes, Health Kick can be used for personal use completely for free, no strings attached. If you like using the software you can choose to upgrade to Health Kick professional. Upgrading supports our work and enables us to keeping improving the software. " I am using it in the free version mode. The link to download it is here : http://www.portable- software.com/download/hk/Downloads.htm It has a summary for each day that tells me my net calories for the day meaning my caloric intake minus my exersize for the day. It charts all this on a calendar and if I click each day it has a summary available for the day I clicked so I can see the trends, ie. am I eating too much exersizing too little etc. I also weighed in when I installed it and put in my measurements and I have put in two more since then, you can see charts of inches lost or weight lost or caloric daily totals etc. I wasnt sure I would like it but it seems to be a great little program so far, and it helped me take a good look at why I was stalled. Each day will show you a breakdown of nutritional intake on a pie chart and by a mg. USDA, for me this is inacurate as I take a multivitamin I cannot find a place to enter so I for the most part ignore that all but the fiber. Personally for me I didnt want to pay for Fitday and need a rant about how I wasted the $20 for it, or that I did not like it (no offense to anyone that ranted LOL) so I found a free one. Signaturelow carbing since 11/12/03 235ish/176/135 Remove the .not to reply by mail > > Can you tell us more about healthkick? > > [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > about how I wasted the $20 for it, or that I did not like it (no offense to > anyone that ranted LOL) so I found a free one. Does it track carbs, %carbs/%fat/%protein/ and/or net carbs? Thanks BTW, Sid... "sprudil" <spam@nospam.com> wrote in news: > Does it track carbs, %carbs/%fat/%protein/ and/or net carbs? > > Thanks BTW, > > Sid... Yes it tracks carbs but not NET carbs no, but as I said about some foods im using "close enough to" it does give a # for all of that though. Thats where the pie chart is it not only has mg. counts but it has the pie chart to let you know % of daily totals made up of what. Signaturelow carbing since 11/12/03 235ish/178/135 Remove the .not to reply by mail > "sprudil" <spam@nospam.com> wrote in news: > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > where the pie chart is it not only has mg. counts but it has the pie chart > to let you know % of daily totals made up of what. Thanks, I may try it. Sid... |
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