Tech Corner: The Diet Sensor To Help You Stick To Healthy Eating!
Mandy Mac
Dieting is tough and it can easy to fall off the path of healthy eating. The Diet Sensor by SCiO will be sure that does not happen to you. The Diet Sensor is a tiny molecular sensor that fits in your hand and reads nutrients from the cells of your food and beverage, just by the mere click of the sensor’s button!
Here is how it works: using the device, you scan the food that is one your plate with the tiny molecular sensor. SCiO has a database of over six-hundred thousand food items to compare the readings from. Using spectrometry, a chemistry technique that helps identify the amount and type of chemicals presented, you will receive an accurate analysis of your homogeneous food and/or beverage. It will even take into account specific cooking and additive ingredients, such as cooking oil. This also means that the food presented does not need a label for the device to perform its reading.
After scanned, the app on your phone will tell you everything about your reading based off the cells of your food and beverages. The app is user-friendly! Instead of manually logging in meals, SCiO developed a sleek and snappy app that will work just for you. After each scan, the app will learn more about the food, making it easier for inputs after a couple of uses.
Diet Sensor has a progression chart that gives you comprehensive information on carbs, fat protein, calories, and alcohol levels to help you stay on track and reach your nutrition goal. Not only does this device help with dieting, but it is also able to help people with eating disorders and type 1 diabetes.
For even more information on the Diet Sensor, or to purchase your own today, visit https://www.dietsensor.com. They are extremely helpful and have great customer service if you would like to get in contact with them to ask them more questions! https://www.dietsensor.com/contact-us/
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