NutriGuides app review: with more than 300 nutrition recommendations from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Evidence Analysis Library

Introduction

If you work in the field of nutrition then you’ll definitely want to consider this iPhone and iPad app as it contains more than 300 nutrition recommendations from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Evidence Analysis Library to help you provide the very best care possible.

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Although I personally can’t stand the violent green color of the interface, that’s just about the only complaint I have to make about this otherwise very high-quality development. Suffice to say, I’m very impressed by what I’ve seen so far.

As someone who takes an active interest in fitness, nutrition, and the sciences thereof, I always like to review these kinds of apps to make sure the information on offer is consistent with the research, so I really like the way the developer has also included a rating system based on the supporting research.

Nutrition Data Backed Up By Science

NutriGuides provides you with access to more than 300 nutrition recommendations from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Evidence Analysis Library, all backed up supporting research so that you know what you’re reading is in line with the facts.

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As I touched on in the introduction, the developer has also seen fit to include a rating system based on the strength of the supporting research; I just wish more developers would take note of this so that there could be more reliable information throughout the Health & Fitness and Medical categories of the App Store!

 

Easily Address Many Kinds of Nutritional Requirements

Within this app you’ll find information about Diabetes Type 1 and 2, Critical Illness, Chronic Kidney Disease, and so on, plus you can read up on everything from energy needs, antioxidants, and fiber, to vitamins, minerals, and more.

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This should give you a well rounded understanding of the nutritional requirements of various types of patients, but if you need more data then Academy members and subscribers can access further supporting materials at andevidencelibrary.com.

 

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Access more than 300 nutrition recommendations from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Evidence Analysis Library 
• Includes a rating system to gauge the strength of research supporting each recommendation
• Use the integrated search facility to find what you need in mere seconds
• Includes coverage for Diabetes Type 1 and 2, Critical Illness, Chronic Kidney Disease, and more
• Sort recommendations based on Disease / Condition, Topic, or Nutrition Care Process
• Topics include everything from energy needs, antioxidants, and fiber, to vitamins, minerals, and more
• Further supporting materials for recommendations can be found at andevidencelibrary.com for Academy members and subscribers

Cons

• There is nothing negative to say about this app aside from the color choice

 

Final Words

NutriGuides is a great iPhone and iPad app that defintely receives my recommendation.