Quantitative diet tracking and analysis systems and devices
AssigneeMindful Projects, LLC
InventorJustin Crepp
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a system that quantitatively tracks an individual's diet and exercise using smart devices (phones, watches, and other wearables). Unlike existing programs, which work in energy units (calories), the present system works in mass units (grams) and satisfies the fundamental physics law of conservation of mass. Food ingested is tracked as well as exercise in order to place the user on a quantitative, custom diet that safely and effectively results in weight loss. In addition to rigorously treating the problem of weight loss by addressing the physics that underlies diet and exercise, the system empirically learns about the user over time such that performance may be optimized.
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A system for generating a dietary plan for a user including macronutrient mass value units, wherein the system comprises:
- a controller;
- a heart rate monitor worn by the user in communication with the controller;
- a memory coupled to the controller, wherein the memory is configured to store program instructions executable by the controller;
- wherein in response to executing the program instructions, the controller is configured to:
- receive a goal weight value for the user;
- over a first period of time, receive weight data for the user;
- over the first period of time, receive dietary data and exercise data for the user, wherein at least a portion of the exercise data is automatically uploaded from the heart rate monitor;
- determine a carbon dioxide mass loss over the first period of time based on the exercise data;
- determine an amount of insulin released over the first period of time based on the dietary data;
- generate at least two insulin load values based on the amount of insulin released over the first period of time, the carbon dioxide mass loss over the first period of time, the weight data over the first period of time, and the goal weight,
- wherein a first insulin load value represents a first target amount of one or more macronutrients the user can consume in order to achieve the goal weight in a first time length, wherein a second insulin load value represents a second target amount of one or more macronutrients the user can consume in order to achieve the goal weight in a second time length, wherein the first time length is greater than the second time length;
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- display the two generated insulin load values on the user interface, wherein carbon dioxide mass loss rate ({dot over (m)}CO2) is determined by monitoring user heart rate as a function of time when the user is fasting based on a measured mass loss rate of the user using time and heart rate data collected by the heart rate monitor.
A system for generating a dietary plan for a user including macronutrient mass value units, wherein the system comprises:
- a controller;
- a heart rate monitor worn by the user in communication with the controller;
- a memory coupled to the controller, wherein the memory is configured to store program instructions executable by the controller;
- wherein in response to executing the program instructions, the controller is configured to:
- receive a goal weight value for the user;
- over a first period of time, receive weight data for the user;
- over the first period of time, receive dietary data and exercise data for the user, wherein the exercise data is automatically uploaded from the heart rate monitor;
- determine a carbon dioxide mass loss over the first period of time based at least in part on the exercise data;
- determine an amount of insulin released over the first period of time based on the dietary data;
- generate a first insulin load value based on the amount of insulin released over the first period of time, the carbon dioxide mass loss over the first period of time, the weight data over the first period of time, and the goal weight,
- wherein the first insulin load value represents a first target amount of one or more macronutrients the user can consume in order to achieve the goal weight in a first time length;
- and
- display the insulin load value on the user interface,
- wherein the carbon dioxide mass loss rate ({dot over (m)}CO2) is determined by monitoring user heart rate as a function of time when the user is fasting based on a measured mass loss rate of the user using time and heart rate data collected by the heart rate monitor.
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