1. The most important applications are histamine intolerance, mastocytosis, a low FODMAP diet for IBS, fructose malabsorption, sorbitol intolerance, lactose intolerance, salicylate intolerance, gluten sensitivity or a low oxalate diet.
2. At Baliza, we have been developing nutritional apps that provide tailored nutritional recommendations to people with special dietary needs since 2011.
3. The app Food Intolerances helps you if you have to stick to a restricted diet after being diagnosed with food intolerances, sensitivities or allergies.
4. It offers you an extensive food list with more than 1,100 foods, tables with the most important data and detailed comments for assessing the tolerance.
5. Our award-winning apps are helpful guides that combine carefully researched information from scientific sources with all the capabilities offered by modern smartphones.
6. Our app has been reviewed by the medical jury of MeinAllergiePortal and was awarded the Digital Health Heroes Award twice. • Oligosaccharides (e. g.
7. You get all of our apps as a fair one-time purchase without a subscription.
8. • Healthline.
1. - Being able to filter categories by colour so you can see just the greens, for example - Closing the keyboard when you hit the search button, it takes up a lot of the screenThis is a good app for those suffering food allergies and HIT.
2. They're constantly updating their database according to the newest research, add useful comments for the many cases which are unclear because of contradictory findings in studies or influential factors one has to know about, clarify some myths that have been proven wrong and always add their sources so one can look into the studies or books themselves.
3. It would be great if we could either submit it for the team to review or add it to the list ourselves to review and rate later.Quite a good system, a couple tweeks would get 5 stars from me.
4. The only places where I saw inconsistencies with other sources are actually current subjects of debate in the scientific community so it seems like the creators did a very good job compiling the info.
5. The food database is very big, the filter options work great and the info is solid.
6. Missing stuff like adding your own stuff and saving/exporting your settings for another device or optionally logging in to restore those settings Hope these are added in the futureToo many contradictions, especially for a health app.
7. Great job otherwise and hoping that these two requests look like very good ideas and gets implemented shortly 👌.
8. Furthermore, there has been no recent update.Best app for food intolerances I've found on the market and a steady companion since 3 years.
9. Great app!I have mast cell activation syndrome; returning because it's not able to be individualized.
10. I didn't give 5 stars because the app doesn't allow you to add self-discovery food items to the app.
11. Things I've looked for that weren't on it included: Aloe Vera Juice, dried mango, dates, nut butters.