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New: Health Tracker 3.1.0
Created 2007-08-07 11:00

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New: Health Tracker 3.1.0
Posted 08/07/2007 at 2:00:44pm | by Black Cat Systems
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Health Tracker is a simple yet powerful program which helps you keep track of and graph any health related measurement. For example, if you are diabetic you could track your blood glucose levels. For weight loss, you could track your weight, measurements for various body parts, or your percentage of body fat. If you keep track of your blood pressure, you could use Health Tracker for that as well.

 

Health Tracker also keeps track of your rate of losses or gains for each measurement, and evaluates your time to goal (if a goal is entered) based on that rate, which is valuable if you are using it to track weight losses or gains. The more information entered, the more accurate the program becomes in it's estimates.

 

REQUIREMENTS: Mac OS 9 or later

 

To download a trial copy of Health Tracker 3.1.0 (2.9MB), click here.

 

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