Looks promising, can you get a chart of Vitamin D and Vitamin A intake from foods eaten over time?

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A good app to go with this is Mysporttraining. It’s been out for years, now it’s on Android, and does gps, cardio, gym, sync with pc, can add all your own exercises, etc. Very complete for fitness. they also ave an app for diet, but i don’t think it’s available for android now.

Where’s the link to purchase and download?
Thanks!

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Love the app – it would be nice however if the food choices were up to date and more eating establishments were added. What would be really cool is if the barcode scanner could be used to import things such as TV dinners. :) But over all – it’s the best I’ve found!

I bought and used 2 days — food entries very difficult to locate and DB very small. Only a handful of restaurants tracked (no Chipotle’s, for example) and many common items (guacamole, for example) completely missing from DB. Also would be great to integrate with goog voice input for when no time to type… capture entry as voice and go back later to analyze…

I tried DietMaster and found all necessary features here. Also it’s FREE and seems to me as a good alternative.

another awsome tool for your health, I just love apps like these.

i want to download this app, but can’t find it in the market. anybody know how i can get a hold of it?