Analyse de l'application HistaminRadar: Histamine & HIT pour le 31 janvier

Do you suffer from Histamine Intolerance (HIT), Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), or other food intolerances? HistamineRadar is your daily companion for a carefree diet and better well-being. Stop the uncertainty in the supermarket or restaurant! Highlights at a glance: 🚀 The AI Food Scanner Simply take a photo of products or ingredient lists. Our intelligent AI analyzes the ingredients in seconds and warns you about histamine, liberators, and other triggers. Your safe shopping assistant in your pocket. 💊 Medication Check Safety goes beyond food. Check medications for histamine compatibility, DAO blockers, and critical additives. Simply scan the package, type the name, or enter the PZN. 🔍 Extensive Food Database Find out quickly what you can tolerate. Traffic Light System: Clear rating from ✅ Good to 🟤 Very Bad. Filter: Search specifically for categories like fruit, vegetables, or meat. Detailed Info: Instantly recognize histamine liberators and DAO blockers. Individual: Do you tolerate something better or worse? Simply adjust the rating to your personal experience! 📖 Smart Diary Keep track of your health. Log meals, symptoms, and vital signs (pulse, blood pressure) in a flash. Recognize connections between your food and your complaints. PDF Export: Create a detailed report for your doctor or nutritionist with the push of a button. 💊 Medication Plan & Reminders Never forget a dose again. Your plan automatically integrates into your diary, so you always see if you've taken your meds. 🌲 Pollen Forecast Since histamine problems and allergies often go hand in hand, we offer an integrated pollen forecast for Germany and worldwide locations. Why HistamineRadar? 🛡️ Highest Privacy: Your health data is sensitive. That's why it stays 100% on your device. No cloud, no tracking, no selling of your data. ✈️ Offline Mode: The food database works even in flight mode or in dead spots while shopping. Note: This app serves for orientation and support in everyday life but does not replace medical advice.