'Calorie Counter' for Windows Mobile?

[G]

Yes, I know, terribly un-'realman' like... but for a long time people have teased me for looking at the back of packs before buying food... then eating ten times as much of the 'better' food .

Anyway, as I've now gone from hovering around a stone overweight to about two stones overweight after Christmas etc, I really should make an effort.

So can anyone recommend a 'calorie counter' program for Windows Mobile (HTC TYTN II)? Ideally would like it to be able to do ratios of carbs/protein/fat too.

Ideally free, but if cheap and worth it, I'd be willing to pay.

[hellkat]

Can't you just follow the Eat Less Pies Diet like all the rest of us, combined with the Walk More Dogs exercise plan, works wonders (when I bother)
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[JonB]

G - You know exactly why you are overweight and that is because as you said you over-eat. Having a calorie counter wont stop you putting food in your mouth, so learn to develop a will-power. All you need to do is create a calorie deficit. So a bit of exercise wouldn't go amiss either.
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[G]

But how will I know when I’ve eaten too many pies Hellkat without a computer to tell me? Don’t have a dog; if I did it’d probably be really fat too now!

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Jon: It may well do; I suspect it’ll be easier to convince myself to not put food in my mouth if I can see that I’ve already eaten all I should have, or say see that if I eat something now, I it’ll mean nothing to eat later.
More importantly, yes I can and have in the past lost weight by either severe dieting or just being reasonably ‘good’ over a length of time.
However, I’d like to make an effort to do this ‘properly’; if nothing else, to get the most benefit from eating less; ideally to ensure I have the right amount of everything for getting the most from exercise I do do, etc; thus the requirement for it to calculate calories from the main food types (and I doubt if I write ‘ham sandwich’ on a piece of paper that it’ll work out exactly how much protein is in it ). I suspect it may actually be of more use to ensure I eat enough!... So that I avoid sitting in the ‘starvation mode’ half the time.

[Bendy]

My Health Coach on the Nintendo DS.

Get healthy and get to buy a gadget too. Can download your pedometer and everything.

[Tarmacsurfer]

[lllN30lll]

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[lllN30lll]

I just uploaded that for you mate, you only download it 10 times and you have 90 days to do it.
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[GodzGift]

Ta N30 - I will d/l that later when I get home, I will start my cutting cycle (loosing fat) in 3 months time, so this thing maybe useful.

I was planning to use excell but that looks cool.

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[G]

Cheers for the link N30 ... I tried to install it first from the mobile it's self (doesn't work as it installs from a PC), then from a Vista laptop, which also failed... couldn't find a compatible phone, despite my phone working with Vista ok and actually seems to be used in some of their web pages.

Anyway, in the meantime I found 'Mobile Coach', which not only does the food and does it seperated out into carbs/protein/fat, but also keeps a track of exercise.
www.biomobility.com/mobilecoach.htm

And for Jon... according to it, today I am actually over a thousand calories under what I should have eaten for losing 2lb a week (which it seems is a reasonable minimum considering other things.)
Not only that, however, it also shows that I need to increase the protein a bit and decrease the ratio of carbs.