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Nutrition- Diet Analysis Computer celiac disease I Recommend


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Hi. I am taking a nutrition class at college. I have to do a diet analysis on a computer celiac disease. It is called Diet Analysis Plus 8.0.1. It is great. I have been blaming my constipation on not enough fiber or water. This shows me I am getting MORE than enough fiber and water in my diet. :) HMM. It is great for seeing exactly what nutrients I am not eating enough of. It doesn't take supplements into account, which is good. You can always add those in where you are deficient.

Anyways, I reccommend it as a helpful tool for healing. Good luck


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  fedora said:
Hi. I am taking a nutrition class at college. I have to do a diet analysis on a computer celiac disease. It is called Diet Analysis Plus 8.0.1. It is great. I have been blaming my constipation on not enough fiber or water. This shows me I am getting MORE than enough fiber and water in my diet. :) HMM. It is great for seeing exactly what nutrients I am not eating enough of. It doesn't take supplements into account, which is good. You can always add those in where you are deficient.

Anyways, I reccommend it as a helpful tool for healing. Good luck

I just ordered a copy. Thanks for recommending this!

Kate

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