HealthFitCounter Handheld Diet and Exercise Counter

Even if the doctor does not say a lot about your diet when you have diabetes, you should know well enough that it cannot be the same as the former. Start Out to work on it the best you can now, with vitamins and proteins and body building foods. Only no carbohydrates well, very little.

You need a regulation of sugar consumption in your diabetes diet. Don’t take the raw types, only the type that is cleverly integrated in your food so that the glucose can get into your blood. That should be safe enough. I do advise that you pick up the proteins, though.

You know, as a diabetic, you simply cannot be having processed white sugars in your food. It just isn’t wise, as the thing will probably turn your system upside down and place you to an early grave. Look instead for low calorie low sugar foods. That will do you right.

The food you have to be eating when you suffer from diabetes is not exactly bad; its only something that you are not used to. What you need to work on is getting your system and your tastes adapted to it. The sugar plainly has to be less, and the proteins more.

A lot of folks dread their diabetes diet because they are being pressured to eat what they must and not what they wish. That is what you need to break away from: the tendency to dislike it. Once you can have your mind focus on pleasures instead, you will get by, I assure you.

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HealthFitCounter Handheld Diet and Exercise Counter
	Manufacturer: HealthFitCounters Customer Rating:   List Price: $79.95 Sale Price: $79.95 Availibility: Usually ships in 3-4 business days Buy Now
Product Description
The HealthFitCounter has the nutritional data for 1,000's of foods and calories burned for 100's of exercises stored in memory. You can call up foods that you eat and save the nutritional information into daily totals for each of the nine nutritional categories. No more bland foods! Quickly pre-program your own favorite foods - including fast food from your favorite fast food restaurants. HealthFitCounter will track and store nutritional intake: calories, total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrates, sugar, fiber, protein, exercise. All the foods YOU love to eat can be tracked with this health and fitness meal management system. New touch screen technology is so easy to use. Easily add your own favorite foods or recipes. Set your own personal goals in any or all the nutritional categories. Has an extra user defined category that you can use to track special things such as weight watcher points, water, potassium, etc. Tracks nutritional intake over the last 30 days. You can view and/or edit foods eaten over the last 30 days. You can combine foods in the food list to create your own recipes. You can customize the food list using the favorites category. Tracks BMI (Body Mass Index) ... and much much more!
Product Details
Easy to use touchscreen technology tracks Calories, Total Fat, Sat. Fat, Cholesterol, Sodium, Carbohydrates, Sugars, Fiber and Protein. The HealthFitCounter database contains 1,000's of foods, beverages, restaurants, exercises. Easily add your own favorite foods and recipes. Set your own personal goals in any or all the nutritional categories Has an extra user defined category that you can use to track special things such as weight watcher points, water, potassium, etc.
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Diabetes Diet Guidelines : Diabetes & Blood Sugar Regulation
Customer Reviews
Needs major improvement   Review Date: November 30, 2009 Reviewer: Bradford M. Smith, Oregon I have had my Healthfit counter for several years. My complaints? Too hard to see. It does not have any backlighting. The software I received would not interact with the device. They sent me several software cd's and none worked on any of my computers. It did, however, wipe out the memory of the device. Even so, I kept it and still use it because even with it's faults I have found nothing better. Too bad they won't make improvements. Lost Weight with This   Review Date: April 22, 2009 Reviewer: Matt, Dayton, Oh The device does what it says. Keeps track of your calories and evertying else listed on a nutrition lable for up to 30 days. Can get an average of nutrients for 3 to 30 days. You can input your own food data, which does take time... but easy access once your done. Can create recipies from the food in the data base. Also has an exercise tally option that lets you know how many calories you have burned up per day. I have had this device for 2.5 months and lost 25 lbs. It's now been 6.5 months and have lost 48 lbs... this is a great tool. Have had no problems! Don't waste your money. Get an iPhone & app. instead   Review Date: April 7, 2009 Reviewer: H, Lindon UT, When I received my Health Fit Counter (3/08) it was disappointing that the Nutrition Guide had been used! Really! Someone else had taken notes in pen and had probably returned the machine as well and thoughtlessly the company had mailed it to the next order, unfortunately my address. After short while later the entire Health Fit Counter stopped working. The batteries were new and it didn't even turn on. I regret wasting my money with the company. The customer service number is always busy. (No surprise there.) I have found an great application for my reliable iPhone and am using that to track my diet. It cost $5.99 Disappointing   Review Date: January 14, 2009 Reviewer: L. Gibson, Michigan It did all that I wanted it to do but I had to replace the batteries every day. First I thought it was the cheap ones that came with it so I put Duracells in but the next day, those were dead too. I'll be sending it back for a refund. Not worth it.   Review Date: December 15, 2008 Reviewer: Ottumnite, Mass. The first HealthFit counter unit I bought was defective. The touch screen would freeze and type the wrong letters. I returned that unit for a replacement. The second unit was the same. I had to keep pressing the letters 4-5 times before it would register. I bought this for convenience and I don't have the time to fuss with this. It took 10 minutes just to enter 1 food entry. It would be much easier to just write it all down in a paper journal. It was not worth the money. There must be something better out there.

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