Diet Website Allows Dieters to "Roll Calories Over"

OomphDiet.com, an innovative diet website, has introduced a new tool, Rollover Calories™, to help people manage their calorie intake by automatically tracking unused calories throughout the week.

Arlington, TX (PRWeb) December 13, 2006 -- We have all heard of "roll-over minutes" from phone service providers, but now a new diet and health website has introduced "Rollover Calories™". OomphDiet.com (http://www.OomphDiet.com) is an on-line provider of an easy-to-use, one-of-a-kind system which people use to track their food intake, weight loss, and exercise programs.

OomphDiet.com (http://www.OomphDiet.com) Registered Dietician Meredith Arthur likens the innovative roll-over concept to saving up points from your credit card to spend later on anything you want.

"It's a fun idea for a serious subject", Arthur says. "This website really helps people to manage their calorie intake by automatically tracking their calories throughout the week. And now, not only are their calories tracked, but any unused calories are automatically rolled-over into their account. They simply save up the calories and use them later to treat themselves to a special meal or a special day."

Save up calories and use them for a hot fudge sundae? What kind of diet system is this?

"OomphDiet.com always strives for simplicity with fun, intuitive interfaces and simple to understand instructions," Arthur adds. "Dieting doesn't have to be a rough experience. We try to make it easy, fun and give people options."

Another of their options is the "Burn 'em and Earn 'em" program in which dieters can earn even more calories through website-guided exercising.

"We always try to make healthy living simple and fun. Rollover Calories and the "Burn 'em and Earn 'em" program are just two of our innovations," Arthur states.

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