This app contains over 500 nutrients with their energetic value according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) en nutritional information according to Western science. Its functionality is unique; it is the most complete catalogue of nutrients. Not only in terms of the number of nutrients, but also due to the detailed information for each nutrient and additional functionalities such as an extensive search and filter option, a nutrient value calculator, a large collection of recipes and the option to create a personalized dietary advice. Therefore, it is the ideal TCM nutrient reference guide. Per nutrient, this app offers detailed information about the: · Thermal nature (cooling, neutral, warming), · Effect on organ(s), · Deficiencies (such as Jing, Yang, Qi, Shen), · Properties, · Elements (wood, water, earth, metal or fire), · Flavor, · Acidity, · Food type, · Family, · Nutrient value (including vitamines and minerals). You can either search the database by nutrient name, or filter by organ, thermal nature, element, acidity, food type and deficiencies. Futhermore, this app contains a large collection of recipes. You can filter this collection the same as the nutrient database, to find the recipes that serve your need. With the calculator you can calculate the energetic value of your own recipes. The app also provides a tool to create a practitioners note in PDF, with a personalized nutritional advice. The app is also ideal for practitioners such as acupuncturists and shiatsu therapists. The app can easily be used to support the treatment of your clients. For more information check out the following videos on YouTube: How to use the TCM app for practitioners: https://youtu.be/I_JhLmRSihU How to use the TCM "Practitioners Note" functionality: https://youtu.be/qvblaT7dtYs Disclaimer: Although this app is designed to make the information about food easily available for all, the information in the database has most value for individuals with a basic background in TCM. It is not intended to provide you with a dietary advice. The use of this app is entirely at your own risk. We recommend you get advice from a (TCM-)nutritionist before adjusting your diet.
Uses graphics instead of words
While it has the basic information that you would be looking for, there is no option (that I saw) that would put the information about the food in words. For example, if you enter chicken, you get an image of a thermometer instead of them telling you warming ... so you have to remember (or look it up) whether that particular image means warm or hot, then for the organs there are pictutres of organs instead of the words, etc. It's just takes a lot more effort to get basic data than it should. If they would allow you to have the information either with words or with both words and images as well, I would increase it to a 4 or 5 star app. Right now it's more efficient for me to look it up online.
We've identified and resolved the root cause of the data loading problem that some users encountered. Users are now able to see all nutrients and recipes in the app. Bug Fixes and Stability
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