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	1.	NutriGenie Glucose Revolution Diet 7.7 (nutrigenie.biz)
		software also provides a unique food guide pyramid analysis of user's diet to make sure that it is nutritious and balanced. In addition, millions of well-balanced daily menus can be automatically generated by the software based on user's calorie specification. Some NutriGenie features that few other nutrition software can provide: Foods can be sorted by specific nutrient…
		Updated: 9, 2005 \| Rating: 86 \| Author: Robert Johnson \| Size: 1644 kb \| Shareware Go to category: Home & Hobby > Health & Nutrition Similar programs

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