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It’ll be an awfully long time before we’re all driving solar-powered cars made of soybeans and rice straw, but meanwhile, I think getting more of the mainstream to be aware of, and have affordable access to (via places like TJ’s and Safeway, etc.) good food is a huge step in the right direction.

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, which has a database of foods and nutrients and a food search engine, allows individuals to start on a 7-day free trial, but then charges 9 a month. I agree with Tim’s comment, it’s about awareness, and in the case of this scanner product, not spending the day at the library to get the information. , an online food diary and calorie counter, offers iPhone and Blackberry applications, among others for a fee, and provides additional services. They are not necessarily healthier than those who don’t. Please, eat all the home-made, fair-trade granola you want, but realize that those who are willing and able to spend inordinate amounts of time and money obsessing about their food are in the minority. Bar codes on most products, for those of us with no time to spend the day in the kitchen. If you live in the U.S., pop into a Trader Joe’s store sometime, peruse a few labels. Even Safeway and Walmart have organic products. Yep, even the hippie stores have bar-coded items and guess what, they’re made from good stuff! Often even organic stuff. You might want to venture into a store that sells non-bulk foods. You all sound like sanctimonious neo-hippies! IPhone screenshots can be seen in Gizmodo’s review.

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Though the manual natural food tracking still requires some automating in the future, the technology is moving in the right direction. In fact, it can be quite the opposite: an awareness-building tool that makes you less likely to eat crap. Keep in mind that FoodScanner is not a tool for teaching people to eat bar-coded foods. Here is another favorite new feature: breakdown of meals by protein/carbohydrate/fat composition ( once logged in).

You can also track natural foods (not processed) by searching by name or brand.įull disclosure: I am an advisor to DailyBurn, but I chose to work with them specifically because I selfishly wanted to have the tools I need to geek out in less time. It works accurately on all iPhones using the most accurate scanning technology for iPhone – Occipital’s Red Laser.Ĥ. You don’t have to use the new 3GS with auto-focus. All information is automatically synced with DailyBurn’s sophisticated workout and nutrition-tracking web application.ģ. With a built-in database of more than 200,000 foods, it is the easiest way to accurately log what you eat during the day and keep an up-to-date calorie and nutrient count.

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DailyBurn’s FoodScanner is the first and only application that uses the iPhone’s camera to scan the UPC codes of foods and link them with full nutritional information (calories, macronutrients, etc.).Ģ. Here are first-look highlights of the FoodScanner, which launched a few hours ago and is now available…ġ. I use the online food database here to keep my facts straight, but data entry sucks no matter how you slice it. If I type in "apple" or "Crispix" once, the next time I just have to go to "My Foods" and select it.Unless you have extreme note-taking OCD like me, it’s too much of a pain in the ass to write down what you eat and track it all. The great thing about the apps is that they learn your tastes. The idea is that if you take the time to write it down, you'll eat less.īut as we know, manually typing in eggs, soup and a chicken salad sandwich is time consuming on a touch-screen.

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Today we're going to look at two of the most popular calorie-counting apps, MyFitness Pal (Apple, Android, Windows and BlackBerry) and Lose It (Apple and Android).īasically, you tell the app how much weight you want to shed, it gives you a daily dose of calories to achieve that goal, and you then input what food you eat for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks. Well, there's an app for that - in fact there are dozens of apps for that. LOS ANGELES - It's that time of year again: New Year, New You - and most of us say we want to lose some weight.