One of the latest innovations used in health and wellness is the creation and use of software that allows comprehensive tracking of your health records and fitness. Microsoft and Google are both huge players in this trend with each offering their own version of an electronic system to track personal records. There are others that are worth a look too. Lifelong Personal Health Record is another. They offer a free evaluation or trial version of their software. You can try and or review this one at http://www.lifelongphr.com/evaluate.php . These systems offer ways of tracking your medications, test results, fitness progress and goals, and more. And beyond compiling your records, there are even products that track, for instance, your heart rate, and that can compile your statistics online for later reviews
Use CNET to track reviews of these products and trends. CNET is a reliable online consumer source with an unbiased record and a vast amount of products and their specifications to aid you in your purchases ( http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3505_7-5145503-4.html). CNET also holds a very large online library of freeware, shareware and for fee software that is reviewed and where users can post their own comments and experiences.
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