Performance Diet features: <ul><li>Tracks the data of up to 12 different people on the same installation.</li> <li>Can be used with any popular diet, fitness program.</li> <li>Records and analyzes all food and alcohol intake in 20 nutrient detail. </li> <li>Tracks grams, glycemic food ratings, prescriptions, medications, herbs and vitamins.</li> <li>Tracks water, coffee, tea intake, blood pressure, pulse, cholesterol, blood glucose and insulin.</li> <li>Tracks ALL exercises, including the calorie burn-off rates and all other effective exercise factors. </li> <li>Dieter's calorie balancer which tells you on a 7-day trend how many calorie debits or credits you have and it creates hard copy planners to help you stay on your program when you are away from your computer. </li> <li>Records recipes, analyzes recipe nutritional content. Creates shopping lists.</li> <li>It has a meal planner and built in meal plans. </li> <li>Comes with a 10,000 food database. </li> <li>Checks and graphs your nutritional or exercise progress with detailed professional level reports. </li> <li>Compares different recipes and foods. </li> <li>Only software licensed to use the new fat loss enhancing low-glycemic food research of the Glycemic Research Institute.</li></ul>
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Performance Diet Pro 4.0.0.5
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003 | ||
| Downloads | 78 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Universal Food Code Inc. | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 03 Jan 2005 | ||
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