Ear Test / Hearing Test

Ear Test / Hearing Test
The program is designed to give you a quick test of your ear's capabilities to hear all frequencies of the audible spectrum, separately for each ear. You can measure with good accuracy up to which frequency you can hear and compare your result with those of your friends and family. The test result is drawn as a graphcal chart.

The upper frequency limit of the human ears is strongly dependent on a person's age. A child can usually hear frequencies of up to 20,000 Hz (oscillations per second), while for an old person it can be as low as 5,000 Hz and even lower. For a middle-aged person (40 years), a frequency of 14,000 Hz is an average value. Some people can have gaps in their hearing spectrum, due to inner ear injuries - this can also be checked. Due to the lack of calibration, this program cannot replace a medical hearing test. Please be careful when using it with headphones.

The Microsoft .Net Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package is required.

Profile: required: Windows
license: freeware
website:


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This free Heart Rate Monitor

This free Heart Rate Monitor software allows you to make easy and accurate measurements of your heart rate (beats per minute).

Save to desktop or any other folder and run OR simply press run - No installation is required. Instructions on using the software can be found here.

Profile:
required: Windows
license: freeware
website:http://www.visualheartrate.com


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The FoodDiary

The FoodDiary is a program for tracking daily food consumption and for measuring how closely that consumption matches your nutrition goals.

Each day, you simply add the foods that you ate to that day's food list. The program will sum up all the nutrients in the foods that you ate and will display an overall score for the day, and for each nutrient based on your criteria.

When scoring a food, recipe or a whole day, the program uses a set of criteria for how much of each nutrient should be consumed. There are pre-built criteria including the USDA food pyramid recommendations and the "New food pyramid" detailed in the book "Eat, Drink, and Be Healthy" by Walter Willett. You can start with these and customize them, or create a whole new set.

Profile:
required: Windows
license: freeware
website: http://chadweisshaar.com/weissoft/fooddiary/index.php?page=intro


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