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You might remember that earlier this month we asked you which health apps, if any, you use regularly to manage and improve different aspects of your health, or which apps you could think of that would be useful in that regard. We'd like to get a better understanding of your view on using tech in relation to your health, so in the coming weeks we'll have a few discussions around this!
Staying fit and healthy is a priority for many of us, or something we wish we could focus more on. It can be time consuming, overwhelming, or complicated, but there are many different tools available out there to support you with your health and fitness! Here are a few of them:
- Health tracking devices (for example Fitbits)
- Health tracking apps (for example MyFitnessPal which can track calorie/macro intake, but many more that you can find info about int he topic I linked to above)
- Gym memberships (Priority often offers deals and discounts on those, so keep an eye out!)
- Bespoke services such as Vitl who provide personalised vitamins based on your specific needs.
What sort of things to do you guys do to stay fit and healthy? Do you have any tips to share with the rest of the Community?
Let us know in the comments!
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Just too darn late for me.......
Hello @EmilieT
I have a few friends that use fitbit ~ a few months went by and no more fitbit
Other friends have gym memberships again after a while they stop going and the money is wasted.
I have a static bike which is useful but won't recommend because I use it rarely.
I feel I just need to fit in walking during the day and stay normal get exercise without
making a big deal about it.
I don't think that diets, jump up and get fit or any other momentary idea is good.
If I need to drop off some weight bit more walking to shop bit adjustment to food and keep
to that ~ a little every day is much better and more manageable. 
@Glory1 wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Just too darn late for me.......
You and me both @jonsie
And that makes three of us
What's this, the Decrepitude Appreciation Society? 
Life has proven fatal in all known cases. And it's sexually transmitted, too...
Chew on that awhile (or gum, if the gnashers have long departed!) 
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@WispaRed7 wrote:That makes 4 members of The Decrepitude Appreciation Society then @pgn
Like what you say above ^ ^ ^ @TallTrees
Yes, @WispaRed7, I think I should join - my steps walked used to be good, poor these days - more time in the car than on foot.
I agree, @TallTrees says it right up there somewhere. 
@pgn wrote:
@Glory1 wrote:
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Just too darn late for me.......
You and me both @jonsie
And that makes three of us
What's this, the Decrepitude Appreciation Society?
Life has proven fatal in all known cases. And it's sexually transmitted, too...
Chew on that awhile (or gum, if the gnashers have long departed!)
@pgn There is an old saying.....'The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.' 
Thanks😀
There is nothing unhealthy about a sandwich. I love a sandwich have one every day. I like all sorts of fillings. I don't believe in buying diets buy good food. Tomato salt and pepper sandwich 🙂 heaven!
