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iLoseWeight is an educational software application designed for iPhone users focused on health and fitness. This free app facilitates weight management by enabling users to track various health metrics, including body measurements and composition. Users can document their weight, fat percentage, water content, muscle proportion, and circumferences of different body parts like the hips, waist, arms, and legs. The user-friendly interface simplifies data entry and tracking, making it accessible for individuals at any fitness level.

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A notable feature of iLoseWeight is its graphical representation of progress, allowing users to visualize their fitness journey effectively. The app also computes essential health indicators such as Body Mass Index (BMI) and Waist-to-Hip Ratio (WHR). To enhance personalization, users can create custom entries for specific fitness goals. Additional functionalities, including in-app purchases for tracking blood values and GPS functionality, further expand its utility for those seeking a more detailed health monitoring experience.

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8.3
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Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
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By Hanno Welsch
Did you make a New Years bet with your friend? The person to drop 25 pounds first wins. It isnt just about the small amount of money being wagered,...
Did you make a New Years bet with your friend? The person to drop 25 pounds first wins. It isnt just about the small amount of money being wagered, its more a matter of pride that you hit that new weight the fastest. Youve been trying so hard and youre starting to look really good but are you winning?So maybe the only person that youre competing against is you. A good health regime is extremely important to you and you like to keep a check on your weight, fat proportion or hip circumferences. In fact, youve been monitoring your stats for a while now to see the changes and emerging patterns.Whether you like to lose or to gain weight, you are going to love this iPhone and iPod Touch app!Need to document your weight, fat, water or muscle proportion? iLoseWeight can do that. Want to document the hip, waist, arm or leg circumferences? iLoseWeight can do that, too. The easy to use interface allows you to record and document everything important to your overall fitness regime.The iLoseWeight app also gives you user defined entries for adding your specific info for a totally customized experience. To help you view your progress quickly, it can show your stats in a graph. Also the calculated BMI and WHR values.This is the app you must have if youre serious about losing or gaining weight.With the new in-app-purchase modules "blood values" and "Fitness and GPS-Tracking" you are able to switch easily to a complete health and fitness app. Each module is bookable separately.While the GPS tracking on the 3GS and the iPhone4 is able to run in the background: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.You might also like to have a look at the winner of the Mobie Award 2009: iBody. iBody is more or less the Deluxe Version of iLoseWeight: Along with weight tracking it also features blood values like blood pressure, cholesterol, lactate and much more values and fitness logging not to mention a sophisticated GPS tracking function for clocking and mapping your jogging or cycling distances and routes.
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