2 Android Apps to Fix Your Eating & Sleeping Habits
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Calorie Counter
Today, we will be bringing to you possibly one of the best weight loss apps on the Android platform. For every individual, there comes a point in time where they realise that they are way above weight of what it used to be. Unfortunately, motivation and professional knowledge does not come as easy to everyone as it does to professional athletes. However, it does not mean that we are incapable of empowering ourselves to follow in their footsteps.
Coming to our rescue is a wondrous Android app developed by MyFitness Pal Inc., which in itself should tell you that this one’s a killer of an app. Designed to modify the way you eat in a way that will help you lose weight in minimal time, Calorie Counter is right up there with its game among the top health apps listed on Google Play Store, and it intends to step up your fitness game to the next level too.
The Calorie Counter Android app has a all-inclusive set of over 3,000,000+ foods and cuisines and has a huge list of what all food elements are in it and in what amounts
Though the Calorie Counter app does not prescribe any types of exercises, what it actually does is tell you how much you have eaten in terms of calories in each day and if you happen to follow a weight loss regime this app is the perfect indicator and calculator for how much you actually should be eating and what all your actually intake is.
You can then measure this and use the app to fix an appropriate diet so that you calories are in check.
The Calorie Counter app allows for a huge database of food and this will help you select the right kinds of food.
Ahead of that, Calorie Counter also allows you to add in the food of your type and it will subsequently tell you everything about it.
You also have the ability to play along this calorie tracking game with other health conscious friends. Here you can add in friends who are using the app and who are following a similar calorie counter regime.
A daily progress report is visible too.
Now when you enter the Calorie Counter app the interface is very much similar to a social M media tool with parameters like:-
- Goal
- Food
- Exercise
- Net
SleepBot – Sleep Cycle Alarm
Have you ever sat to wonder, and you may even have wondered that the average human sleeps for 8 hours, which means 1/3rd of the day is spent in energizing yourself by remaining in a different world of sleep all together. SleepBot, the app that Mashable rated as one of the top 10 best apps from 2013 is an app that will amaze from you form the word go as not only do the features of the app justify the cause but the cause itself is surreal and something not many have ever thought of.
The SleepBot app that has taken a good amount of time in the developmental phase SleepBot will analyse the behaviour of your body and attempt to enlighten you on what and how your body reacts and responds to multiple factors that contribute to the night.
The interface of the SleepBot app is navy blue in colour and looks like the night sky when seen on your Android device screen.
The plethora of alarm and notification options available in Sleepbot include:-
- Smart Cycle Alarm
- Movement Tracker
- Sound Recorder
- Sleep Debt Log
- Data Analysis
- Trend Graphs
- Sleep Help
- Auto-Wi-Fi/Silence/Airplane modes
- Export
- Sync to mysleepbot.com
At the end, you get to see a trend in the way the sleep is going and how much of it you had. In addition to this, you can also see graphs of 30 days that display stats of:
- Trend
- Sleep
- Pattern
- Sleep
- Wake
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John Doe
2 days ago
Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.
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Jane Smith
5 days ago
I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!
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