Eat Informed - Glycemic Index

Want to lose weight in a natural and healthy way? (low-GI diet)

Want to eliminate the risk of developing diabetes, or to control it if you already have it?

Want to lower and control your cholesterol?

With this app you'll find the answer and much more. Try it, it's free!

Your health is your most important capital. So if you want to enjoy it as long as possible, it's important to take care of it!

With a database of more than 2400 records, our free app helps you decide in a second what foods are best for you. Check out their GI before choosing what you're having for dinner! But don't forget to give yourself a treat every now and then, to keep up your spirits too.

Now with the Fast GI Computer and an improved help center, you have all these faster and better!

Features:

- Search for foods by name.

- Read the glycemic details on any food with just one tap.

- Filter glycemic index based on text queries.

- The lists can be sorted by names or by glycemic index.

- A new favorites list can be managed by user.

- The history list retains the last foods that you searched.

- Share a details page with friends.

- Filter a list by food category.

- Fast GI Computer with generic foods listed by category.

- Improved help center.

Extra features:

- Find on the details page more info like the glycemic load (GL), carbohydrate quantity for a food, etc.

- Update the app database anytime if you have an internet connection.

- It allows integration with Google search widget.

- On our information on glycemic index page, you can leave comments with references, which will be taken into account in the future versions of the glycemic index database.

- Added search in food list from fast computer

General:

- Very small size. Our app will not eat up much memory

- Very flexible. It works in landscape, but also in portrait position

Note: When a list is filtered, an asterisk (*) sign is visible in the title bar after the title text.

Visit our site and leave us your comments, they can help us improve the app.

Answer to user comments:

- Timothy - October 3, 2012 - Samsung Galaxy S version 1.10

"Poor info Obviously false studies. Every one had 10 subjects and 2 hour tests. But the results varied for most of the foods from 20 to 100. Utterly useless."

Hmm, this review makes me sad. We worked a lot for this database. First, we added references for all our results, so it's easy to check directly the sources of information. Then, our data can be double-checked with The University of Sydney (http://www.glycemicindex.com/) database.

- Jo - September 25, 2012 - HTC Evo 4G with version 1.02

"The content is useful, but every time I enter the app I have to update the database or there are no entries and no info. Why not just leave it and update only when new things are added?"

If there is no error during the update, the app will not allow you to make another update until new data is available.

- stasik - September 18, 2012 - Samsung Galaxy S3 with version 1.02

"This program has a good DB, probably from several sources. [...] putting the search button at the top bar would be really great."

We added such a button in version 1.10.

- Quinn - July 14, 2012 - HTC myTouch 4G Slide with version 1.01

"This app collects GI data from many sources, so you get to see how foods were rated by different studies. (It will often vary a bit, due to the methods used.) Nice to be able to see multiple results, but I wish the entries listed what was used as the control in each study, so we can tell which numbers are comparable.[...]"

From version 1.10 on, you can see the source of information and also details about the testing process: subjects and duration used.