Electronic Human Nutrition Analyzer for Managing Obesity (EHNAMO)

Domaine:

healthcare

Créateur:

1DeO. S.AO.

Éditeur:

Cre

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The bad eating habits in the Nigeria society is increasing and the Obesity rate is constantly increasing but to monitor the Nutritional status simply means booking an appointment with a nutritionist with long hours of waiting time to get answers. Another important factor is cost of getting an appointment this could be high to an average Nigerian giving the fact that seeing a nutritionist is not one-time bargain as one would continuously need to book an appointment on the long run. The developed is capable of allowing users to enter personal details such as height, weight, age, gender and other factors to efficiently monitor the user nutritional status. By calculating the B.M.I (Body mass index) the system easily identifies the nutrition status of the user and proceeds to recommend appropriate profile for the user such as gaining weight, maintaining weight and losing weight and also likewise calculating B.M.R (Basal Metabolic rate) of the user the system automatically knows the amount of calories needed to be present in the individual nutritional status based on the users profile. The web application was developed using Php7 and Mysql which can be deployed on to any web server for the application to be accessible to users. This web based nutrition analyzer allows users to generate their own diet/Nutritional Food-time table which can be followed to achieve a healthy Nutritional Status. The study gives room for nutritionist to user interaction in order to help boost user satisfaction, the system has the capabilities of generating reminder, alerts, exercise routines and constantly motivates the user to use the application and improve their nutritional habits. Keywords: Obesity, Body Mass Index (BMI), Basal metabolic rate (BMR), Diet, Nutrition Journal Reference Format: Adepegba, O. A., Adepegba S. A., Longe O. B. & Adesiyan A. P. (2022): Electronic Human Nutrition Analyzer for Managing Obesity (EHNAMO). Journal of Behavioural Informatics, Digital Humanities and Development Research. Vol. 8.No. 1, Pp 15-26. Available online at isteams.net dx.doi.org

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