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LifeMojo was recently featured on CNBC Young Turks and there was a section where we recreated the story of how and why we started LifeMojo. My weight was 110 kg and then I did a crash diet which made me lose and then regain the weight.

Ever since the video aired, we have had a lot of users visiting LifeMojo and a lot of friends wishing us good luck, but I have got a couple of concerned friend calling and asking me is my weight still 110 kg ?

Frankly, I had anticipated these calls, so I asked Himanshu to help me and click a photo of us shooting that bite.

Here it is…

For ages I have thought the reason we all know so less about being healthy is that we are supposed to read subjects like History (which gives us important lessons, but nothing as valuable as knowledge about Human Body and how to be healthy) but nothing about Human Body and how to be healthy.

Finally it is here… NCERT school syllabi will focus on health

This is the best news I have read so far in 2010 !

LifeMojo’s calorie search on GTalk and GMail was covered in today’s (8th April 2009) Economic Times. Here is a link to the article on the e version of Economic Times. Click on the image below to view the Article (as an image).

Deepti Chaudhary from Mint covered LifeMojo in the Venture Capital section today (page 20).

Are you trying to lose weight? Do your weight management plans go for a toss because you unwittingly eat high-calorie products? Or are you one of those who find the idea of keeping track of your calorie intake tough?

LifeMojo, a venture of iStrait Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd, may be the answer for you. A Bangalore-based start-up, LifeMojo is a preventive health care firm that free provides online advice on fitness, tracking tools, health tips and weight management.
Also on offer is a platform for nutritionists that they can use for their customers to track weight, calorie intake and exercises, both online and on mobile phones through text messages….

You can read the complete story here and here.

LifeMojo was covered in the “high flier” section of the Economic Times on this Tuesday, 3rd March 2009. Here is a link to the article on the e version of Economic Times. Click on the image below to view the Article (as an image).