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Black Cat Updates Diet Sleuth With Net Carb Calc

Black Cat Updates Diet Sleuth With Net Carb Calc

by , 2:00 PM EST, February 5th, 2004

Black Cat Systems has released an update for Diet Sleuth, bringing it to version 4.1.3. Diet Sleuth is a personal nutritional management database designed for the tracking of an individual's food intake. The maintenance update fixes some crash bugs and adds interface mods. According to Black Cat Systems:

Black Cat Systems announces that Diet Sleuth version 4.1.3 has been released.

Diet Sleuth is a nutritional database and personal health logbook for the Macintosh. Diet Sleuth allows you to keep track of what foods you eat each day, and their nutritional value. For each day, you select the foods you have eaten, and the number of servings of each.

Diet Sleuth will automatically calculate your caloric intake, fat grams, carbohydrates, fiber, protein, cholesterol, along with sodium, potassium, and calcium.

This version adds calculations of net carbohydrates, useful for people on low-carb (Atkins) diets..

You can find more information about the Diet Sleuth update at the Black Cat Systems Web site. Diet Sleuth 4.1.3 is free for registered users, while the full version is available for US$34.99.

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