Fairly useless. No checkboxes for selecting for
stroke recovery; for stroke
prevention; for dementia prevention; for cognitive improvement; for
cholesterol reduction; for plaque removal; for
inflammation reduction. I imagine this is just going to be generic crap like the MIND or Mediterranean diet. No efficacy ratings. About what I expect from the NSA. I found it impossible to figure out.
http://www.strokesmart.org/FoodSmarts
You made a new year’s resolution to eat healthier. The National Stroke Association’s app FoodSmarts can help.
FoodSmarts is designed to help you manage all your nutritional needs in
a simple, easy-to-use tool. Users log in and create a profile that
includes their various food preferences and health conditions such as
diabetes, hypertension and/or stroke disease. Healthy eating habits are
critical for those who have had a stroke, and are key in preventing
stroke.
FoodSmarts is accessible online at foodsmarts.stroke.org as well as via a mobile app. Online accounts sync with the mobile app, which is available in the iPhone and Google Play stores.
With FoodSmarts you can:
• Search for recipes, ingredients and grocery items that match personal dietary restrictions and food preferences
• Connect with friends and family members to learn about their nutritional needs and preferences
• Connect with a personal Registered Dietitian or Nutritionist for advanced guidance
• Add family recipes, create meal combinations and check the nutritional content of your favorite dishes
• Find restaurant dishes that meet the special nutritional needs of family members
• Build a personal library of food favorites
• Automatically manage weight loss goals when meal planning and dining out
Through a partnership with FoodCare®, registered dietitians are able to
provide advanced nutrition guidance to make using FoodSmarts? even more
personalized.
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