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Food/mood Phone Applicatoon?

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organicmama Contributor
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I'd like to start tracking my food and symptoms on a daily basis. Does anyone have experience with any worthwhile applications that will work on a Blackberry?

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I'd like to start tracking my food and symptoms on a daily basis. Does anyone have experience with any worthwhile applications that will work on a Blackberry?

You can use the calender function and just add notes to each day on the calender for review at a later date.

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That's not really the best option for me because my calendar already has so many appointments and reminders. I hate to have to weed through things later.

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I have not used this one, but Sparkpeople.com has a free diet tracker. It might be more focused on tracking calories and nutrition but at least if it doesn't do what you want it to do it didn't cost anything.

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That's not really the best option for me because my calendar already has so many appointments and reminders. I hate to have to weed through things later.

Note sure what phone you have. I have an iPhone and did a search for diary notes and found a bunch of Apps. The one I liked best was called "NoteMaster". It costs $3.99 and is pretty robust.

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I have a Blackberry Bold.

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I have a Blackberry Bold.

The app you choose is such a personal choice. You may want to look at a bunch of apps and pick one that fits your needs. A few places to look are:

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You can even use a Blog App: Open Original Shared Link

Good luck. Keep it simple.

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