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Re: Show HN: App creates a meal plan that satisfies your nutrition constraints

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I (the submitter) didn't make this, but it's a neat idea, nicely executed. You can set your own nutrient targets, such as, "I want at least 150 g of protein per day" or "I need between 50 and 100 g of carbohydrates", and avoid food groups such as grains (for paleo diets) or meat (for vegetarians).

Re: Show HN: App creates a meal plan that satisfies your nutrition constraints

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For context, this is the next iteration of http://swole.me/ . It's a neat tool for getting a starting meal plan going, but some people have complained that the food variety is lacking. I can't eat only Greek yogurt for every meal.

I can't eat only Greek yogurt for every meal.

Interesting. What nutritional requirements did you enter to give that result?

Re: Show HN: App creates a meal plan that satisfies your nutrition constraints

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I (the submitter) didn't make this, but it's a neat idea, nicely executed. You can set your own nutrient targets, such as, "I want at least 150 g of protein per day" or "I need between 50 and 100 g of carbohydrates", and avoid food groups such as grains (for paleo diets) or meat (for vegetarians).

Then why did you prepend "Show HN:" to the title? "Show HN:" is used to show off work that you've done. Otherwise every post would be a "Show HN:".

Re: Show HN: App creates a meal plan that satisfies your nutrition constraints

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For context, this is the next iteration of http://swole.me/ . It's a neat tool for getting a starting meal plan going, but some people have complained that the food variety is lacking. I can't eat only Greek yogurt for every meal.

I can't eat only Greek yogurt for every meal. Interesting. What nutritional requirements did you enter to give that result?

In my current meal plan, on my workout days I minimalize fat intake and maximize carbs/protein in a 40/60 split - the calculator suggests Greek yogurt or fish chowder for nearly every meal. Obviously, this is more on the extreme end of diet planning and arguably I wouldn't have much of a use for it since I already have my own specialized plan.
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