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software provides thorough nutrient analysis of diets, recipes, and menus with up-to-date food and nutrient data, diabetic exchanges and My Pyramid servings. The cutting edge software maintains detailed information on unlimited clients, including assessment data, visit notes, customized nutrient goals and exercise management.
With the most comprehensive food knowledge base and set of program features, Nutritionist Pro™ provides thorough nutrient analysis of diets, menus and recipes. The new intuitive design and powerful functionality of Nutritionist Pro™ will assist nutrition professionals in any healthcare delivery, food service or educational setting.
| • | Accurate, up-to-date food and nutrient data for complete analysis on over 35,000 foods and ingredients, including brand-name, fast foods, ethnic foods, and enteral products. The Knowledge Database also includes over 500 brands from over 500 food manufacturers. Plus you can add an unlimited number of your own foods and recipes. |
| • | Maintain customizable detailed information on an unlimited number of clients. |
| • | - Evaluate diet recalls or food frequencies against specific nutrient requirements. |
| • | Analyze an unlimited number of recipes automatically taking into account nutrient losses and gains from cooking. The database contains over 750 quantity and consumer recipes from USDA, Communicating Food for Health newsletter and Good Housekeeping. |
| • | Assess a menu plan by meal, single day or range of days and compare to nutrient goals. |
| • | Rapidly view and print numerous professional reports for clients, diets, menus and recipes. Extract these reports in various formats such as CSV, PDF, RTF, etc. |
| • | Quickly find food by name, category, nutrient value, food source or any combination of these. Search criteria can be specified by your preferred nutrient values for foods. |
| • | Instantly view nutrient values while adding foods and ingredients to diets, menus and recipes. Read more about nutritionist software on www.howtobecomeanutritionist.org |
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