Who we are
We are a health IT company – we offer technological solutions that provide individualized evidence-based dietary guidance for patients suffering from one or more chronic conditions. We address the largest number of chronic illnesses, and offer the most comprehensive science-based knowledgebase on food-disease interactions in the market. We empower telemedicine and ACO providers to engage their patients in more active management of their own chronic conditions.
Our Products
PCOS
Kidney Stones(Oxalate)
Crohn’s Disease
Our Team
Mory Bahar
President & CEO
Andrew Lenhardt, MD
Medical Director
Katya Tsaioun, PhD
Chief Scientific AdvisorProviders & Payers
Patient's active engagement in managing their chronic conditions results in:
- Better care and outcomes
- Lower hospital re-admission rates
- Increased compliance with prescribed therapy
At last, a technology-based solution for individualized dietary guidance to patients
Patients & Consumers
- Guidance tailored to your profile and based on the information you provide about your needs and health conditions
- Actionable information – no need to figure out the next step or how to translate the information into action
- Easy to understand and easy to use
Latest Updates
New App for Lupus (SLE) and Autoimmunity
Our new app on Lupus along with its common comorbidities is now available at all major app stores. It includes the most
Latest Improvements and Data Update
Major Upgrade — Support for Autoimmune Disorders. We have significantly beefed up our knowledgebase on autoimmunity
Help for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Patients!
Announcing our new app on dietary guidelines for CKD and its various complications and health risks. This app also provides
Q&A with our CEO at Start-Up Stand-UP event in Boston
Our CEO, Mory Bahar, presented at the Health 2.0 Start-Up Stand-Up event in Boston, Sep. 26, at Pan Communications. Read
Dietary Guidelines for Americans — Two New Apps
Announcing the first apps to support the 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, produced jointly by the US Dept. of
Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease with MIND diet
The first tool in support of the most promising study, recently published and easy to follow MIND diet is available now at
Ten ``Superfoods`` that may be terrible for you!!
May be a ``Superfood``
But a bad choice if you have …
Almonds or Walnuts
Herpes or IBS, or are allergic to tree nuts
Broccoli
Kidney stones (especially uric acid-based stones)
Flaxseeds
Crohn’s Disease
Garlic
Medications such as anticoagulants (e.g., warfarin)
Goji Berries
Iron overload (Hemochromatosis)
Kale
Kidney stones
Raisins
High triglycerides, candidiasis, or yeast infection
Spinach
Calcium-oxalate kidney stones
Swordfish / deep sea fish
Pregnant (need to avoid mercury)
Tomatoes
Heartburn