Diet Point Calculator for Symbian - Infodev Diet Point Calculator
This easy to use software takes calories, fat, and fiber, and calculates the diet points. The diet point are calculate with accurate method.
It has helped a lot of people in their weight loss efforts
Fitness Tracker for Symbian - Infodev Fitness Tracker
Fitness Tracker is an advanced organizer to keep track and manage your fitness and health.Do you want to stay fit and look your best? Fitness Tracker may be just what you need to succeed. With the Fitness Tracker, you can set objectives, track nutrition and exercise, measure your progress
National Institutes of Health: Flu Prevention Consultant - If you, or someone you care about has Swine (H1N1) Flu, this application will come in very handy for every day use
Your Pregnancy Week by Week - Your Pregnancy Week by Week is the most medically current and comprehensive pregnancy guide available. With over 70 new topics covered, and completely updated throughout to keep up with trends, new products, and safety recommendations, this is a comprehensive, authoritative, and easy-to-use guide
100 Weight Loss Tips That Really Work - Atkins, The Zone, South Beach . . . who has the time and money to try each new diet to figure out whether they really work? Now you don''t have to. Diet, nutrition, and exercise expert Fred Stutman, M.D
CarbChecker - Watching your weight by watching your carb intake? If so, CarbChecker''s enormous database enables you to quickly and easily find out nutritional information (carbs, calories, fat, etc.) for over 1,000 food items - right from your cell phone
Medical Acronyms & Abbreviations Dictionary 2009 - The essential reference for surgery, office, school, and home listing more than 2000 entries with the latest medical terms Here, in one compact volume, is a medical reference you will turn to time and time again
Biorhythm for Nokia Mobiles - What is Biorhythm? Biorhythm theory says our lives are affected by three primary cycles: Physical, Emotional, and Intellectual. The cycles start at a middle point at birth, and then go up and down from this point at different rates over our lifetimes
