Microsoft partners with Lose It! to bring first party nutrition of Microsoft Health and Band

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Published onOctober 30, 2015

published onOctober 30, 2015

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TheMicrosoft Band 2 is available everywhere starting today, and the reviews are starting to pour in on the update from the popular original version. Buried in Microsoft’s announcement, though, is news abouta new first party nutrition partner, Lose It!Lose It! Is a personalized, full-featured weight-loss system based on matching goals with exercise and nutrition. The Lose It! system is intended to provide up-to-date progress as your exercise activity is impacting your daily calorie budget, and works hand-in-hand with Microsoft Health and the Band 2 to incorporate this system into your daily weight control efforts.Microsoft will be providing more information on how Lose It! and other partners are working together to help you improve your health. In the meantime, if you have some aggressive weight loss goals, then the Band 2 and Lose It! stand by to lend a wrist.

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