Top Healthcare Apps for Twitter
By Partho, Gaea News NetworkFriday, February 13, 2009
This one is an exclusive section for those health freaks who believe Twitter can’t help them to stay in the pink. Well, nobody can tolerate the extra bit of fat hanging from their bay window. Why worry when Twitter has great apps to help your health and of others. Could there be a better idea than tweeting useful health tips? You can even do that from your mobile. What I feel is, you are what you eat and that your food controls your health. Moreover exercising is also essential if you’re on of those dull boys. Well there are a number of Twitter apps that can help you out with your health.
Now you can get rid of that extra pound of flesh to avoid your paunch brushing the doors. I’ve got some useful Twitter apps to take care of your health
Tweetwhatyoueat
If you never had a food diary to record your food habits here’s it for you. This Twitter app will keep a track of your eating habits by tweeting what you have eaten from Twitter.com, your IM or mobile phone. For more
gtFtr
Well that stands for Get Fitter with Twitter. This one records the stats of your exercises, for instance the number of pushups or Elliptical workouts you perform everyday. The results of your progress can be tracked from the graphs over time.
FoodFeed
This is another app to keep track of your eating pattern. It’s basically a food log on Twitter. You can keep a record of what you eat by prefixing a message @having or straight away messaging to having. You can see the results on username.foodfeed.us. fastmedicalinfo.
TweetPlot
With it you can chart/plot various stats of running milage, calories, reps, weight, etc. You can keep track of these on Twitter.
Let Twitter do a recorder for you, to keep track of your eating patterns and exercises to allow you a clean bill of health. After all, you know what a wealth your health is.
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