Nutrient Analysis Software

[brittj at ext.missouri.edu]

     Laurie--
     
        I have used Diet Simple from N2 Computing.  I have used it with 
     college students, but feel that it is friendly enough to use with high 
     schoolers.  It will allow you to also input activity and has a variety 
     of printouts.  If you would like the company information I would be 
     happy to send it to you.
     
Jo Britt
Food Science & Human Nutrition Specialist
County Program Director
Schuyler County Extension
P. O. Box 310
Lancaster, MO 63548
PHONE:  816 457 3469
FAX:        816 457 2254 
E-MAIL:  brittj at ext.missouri.edu  



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Subject: Nutrient Analysis Software
Author:  phnutr-l at u.washington.edu at internet-ext
Date:    3/25/96 3:56 PM


Hi there!  I've had a request from a colleague about existing nutrient 
analysis software packages that are suitable for use with high school 
students.  It seems one of the boards of education in her area has 
decided to include more of this sort of thing in the health curriculum.  
They are looking for something that is extremely user friendly and has a 
low cost.  Anyone out there have any experience with such programs or 
heard of any that we could investigate?
     
Thanks for your help.
     
Laurie Wadsworth
Public Health Nutritionist
wadsworth at sask.usask.ca