So, what are health app users doing with their apps? The top apps in use, ranked by the percentage of the American public that uses them on a regular basis according to the Gallup survey, are as follows:
Healthy recipes: 8 percent
Calorie tracking: 6 percent
Food and exercise diaries: 5 percent
Running maps: 4 percent
Using bar codes to determine the nutritional content of food: 4 percent
Healthy restaurant menu options: 4 percent
Personal training: 3 percent
Water intake: 3 percent
Finding locally produced food: 2 percent
Yoga training: 1 percent
Food additives: 1 percent
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