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Developer
Dirk Hoffmann
Dietician X is a professional foodfinder and editable ingredients database - all menus and foods in English and German Language now. Over 1000 Foods and whats inside. An extensive and efficient food data bank with over 1000 food items, which can be used by experts and novices alike. The specific food items can be searched via an alphabetical list, or rather via an automatically integrated search function. Depending on availability, 18 macro-(partly graphic) and micro-nutrients can be shown.
The calculation basis can be choosen in 1g steps. In addition, the food items acceptability
The calculation basis can be choosen in 1g steps. In addition, the food items acceptability
What's New
Version 2.3.3:
- Universal Binary
- Several Bugfixes
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, 10.4.3 or later recomended.
*Previously available here
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, 10.4.3 or later recomended.
*Previously available here
| Downloads:8,523 |
| Version Downloads:2,568 |
| Type:Home Personal : Health and Fitness |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:05 May 2007 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $28.00 |
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Dietician X is a professional foodfinder and editable ingredients database - all menus and foods in English and German Language now. Over 1000 Foods and whats inside. An extensive and efficient food data bank with over 1000 food items, which can be used by experts and novices alike. The specific food items can be searched via an alphabetical list, or rather via an automatically integrated search function. Depending on availability, 18 macro-(partly graphic) and micro-nutrients can be shown.
The calculation basis can be choosen in 1g steps. In addition, the food items acceptability will be given with regard to four diseases (obesity, diabetes, gout and heart disease). Upon choosing a food item, a calculation follows showing the percentage share of the daily recommended intake (according to DGE), as well as an appraisal of the food item based on its nutrient concentration.
Moreover, a calculation is given for protein, carbohydrate exchange, magnesium/calcium ratio and natrium/kalium ratio. The macro-nutrient content is shown as a graphic. In the body module, a calculation and rating (shown as a graph) is possible according to BMI, waist-hip ratio, energy requirements and additional needs via sport. In the alcohol module, various drinks are calculated according to their alcohol content.
The calculation basis can be choosen in 1g steps. In addition, the food items acceptability will be given with regard to four diseases (obesity, diabetes, gout and heart disease). Upon choosing a food item, a calculation follows showing the percentage share of the daily recommended intake (according to DGE), as well as an appraisal of the food item based on its nutrient concentration.
Moreover, a calculation is given for protein, carbohydrate exchange, magnesium/calcium ratio and natrium/kalium ratio. The macro-nutrient content is shown as a graphic. In the body module, a calculation and rating (shown as a graph) is possible according to BMI, waist-hip ratio, energy requirements and additional needs via sport. In the alcohol module, various drinks are calculated according to their alcohol content.
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PrinceHarry reviewed on 07 Jan 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Nov 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 13 Nov 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 18 Mar 2005
If you pay for it:
I still miss a way to list foods by their nutrition values, like putting high-protein on the top or high magnesium. I found no way to effeciently search like that.
Also: There's no need to install data, readme, licence, ... into /Library/Preferences/Datapack. All this could be inside the application or an application folder.
Some optical glitches, too.
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Mar 2005