The “health and fitness” area of the AppStore is filled with extremely bad calorie counter apps (such as “Total Fitness” — which should be totally avoided). With the self-proclaimed tagline “Serious Weight Loss Comes to the iPhone”, MyNetDiary promises more - and delivers. (…)

Health and fitness is pretty important if you don’t want to die. It is nice to have this body mass indicator app on your iPhone so that you might live a little longer.
This BMI app is pretty handy to keep yourself in check. It is simple; you just type in your height and weight and it tells you if you are going to die or not. Well not really. (…)

“Restaurant Nutrition” is one of the worst executed, most pointless apps in the entire app store. Let’s start with the premise: the app is designed to show you the “nutritional value” of meals in fast food chains such as Arby’s and Burger King. Note to reader: if you are interested in nutrition, avoid fast foods. (…)

Daily Count from Paze Interactive is one of the worst dieting apps I have seen on iPhone. Unlike other apps, this one doesn’t even try to calculate the calories in a specific food — you have to enter them yourself. (…)

If you are one of the 100 million americans trying to lose weight, you might consider “absolute fitness”, a calorie counter / activity tracker application for iphone for $14.99. Bad idea. (…)

OBWheel simple pregnancy calculator which is fast to load, easy to use and forever free. Enter the LMP using a date picker and the estimated delivery date and gestational age is calculated for you.

Avoid the highs and lows of dieting by tracking your weight with True Weight.
Simply enter your weight every day and True Weight will factor out the natural variations in your weight to show you your underlying “true” weight. (…)

Epocrates Rx free drug reference enables healthcare professional to find medical information more quickly and confidently at the point of care. (…)