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NutriGenie Glucose Revolution Diet for Windows"You can do a lot of things to improve your health, This software is the ideal companion to the Glucose Revolution series by Jennie Brand-Miller. The Glucose Revolution diet is based on the Glycemic Index concept which was developed in 1981 by a team of scientists led by Dr. David Jenkins, a professor of nutrition at the University of Toronto. Glycemic index (GI) is a rating system for evaluating how different foods affect blood sugar levels. This system has been used to select foods and create diets that aim to control obesity, manage diabetes, etc. NutriGenie Glucose Revolution Diet software has the glycemic index ratings (low, medium or high) for over 2,500 commonly used food items in its database. This is the most comprehensive glycemic index rating compilation available in any software product. We aggregate GI measurements from the most authoritative sources and normalize the ratings into 3 categories: low, medium and high. Users can assign and modify the ratings for any foods in the NutriGenie database or in their own database. With a single command, the user can see all foods in the appropriate GI category for selection. Menu planning using desirable GI foods has never been easier. NutriGenie Glucose Revolution Diet is the only software that can analyze your diet and tell you precisely its calorie percentage from low, medium or high glycemic index foods. This is the most meaningful way to assess the glycemic index of one's nutrition. Besides evaluating individual foods and daily menus based on their GI, NutriGenie Glucose Revolution Diet also provides a unique food guide pyramid analysis of user's diet to make sure that it is nutritious and balanced. In addition, millions of well-balanced daily menus can be automatically generated by the software based on user's calorie specification. Our latest and most comprehensive Glycemic Index nutrition software contains many of NutriGenie unique technologies and analyses, such as star rating of overall diet quality. Each diet is given a star rating from 1 to 5 making it superbly convenient to assess the quality of one's nutrition. After all, the best diet is about more than any one single aspect of nutrition. The best diet should minimally be nutritious, balanced and varied. No software from our competitors can provide the sophisticated nutrition evaluation that ours does.
NutriGenie Glucose Revolution Diet incorporates the
September 2002 guidelines issued by the Institute of Medicine, the
medical division of the National Academies. The latest guidelines
establish for the first time a range of recommended amounts (Dietary
Reference Intakes or DRIs) for macronutrients — proteins, fats
and carbohydrates — for maintenance of good health. Previous
reports from the National Research Council over the last 60 years
have dealt only with recommended levels (RDAs) of vitamins and minerals.
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