dminder
Tracking Your Vitamin D
Tracking Your Vitamin D
Wherever you go in the world, dminder tracks the sun and tells you when you can get Vitamin D. The stopwatch interface lets you set your session target by either amount of D to get or time. Then it will count up or down to your target, applying all the factors that determine how much D you can get: skin tone, age, weight, amount of skin exposed. All your doses of D, from the sun or supplements, are used to continuously estimate your current level. Developed with world authority on Vitamin D, Dr. Michael Holick.
Thanks for such a cool App!!! I can't believe there is something available to help us with such an important factor for our health!! Thanks so much for such a great idea!!
Jennifer
Very cool app. Thanks for doing this.
Bruce
Really love your app, well done.
Cheers Brendan
I absolutely LOVE your app. Thanks so much.
XOX Tara
We were approached by Samsung about joining their Health Partner program. The app appears in the partner gallery on the new S6.
Now, we can pass your data on to Apple Health where you can see it with all the other things you are tracking.
Who doesn't love Material, the new UI framework on Android? We made a lot of really nice changes, including putting the Fab in a number of places, so you can easily add doses (solar or supplements).
The Android version is a complete rethink with a ton of new features and power. Designed to work with tablets and phones.
The 2013 University Lecture titled, The D-Lightful Vitamin D for Health was presented by Michael F. Holick, PhD, MD, Professor of Medicine, Physiology and Biophysics at the Boston University School of Medicine.
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