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Take control of your metabolic health.

Your body is unique, the food you need too.

YEDA uses artificial intelligence applied to health to develop personalized medicine, considering the relationship between the intestinal microbiome and human metabolism. We show that each person is unique and responds differently to even identical foods, challenging traditional universal methods of glycemic control (GI, GC). With YEDA, you will no longer eat blindly, since you will receive real-time assistance to discover how each meal affects your metabolism and personalized recommendations to optimize your nutrition and lifestyle.

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Glucemia (mg/dL)

700 kcal

 70 g carbs 

50 g prot

 30 g grasas

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Glicemia

(mg/dL)

% Variación=20%

Promedio=99 mg/dL

Hoy, lunes 29

Glicemia (mg/dl)

% Variación=20%

Promedio=99 MG/DL

Your body is unique, the food you need too.

Your body is unique, just like your nutritional needs. What may be healthy for some may not be for others.

YEDA seeks to change the paradigm of universal treatments towards personalized methods. We recognize that each person is unique and deserves to know themselves. While more than 40 factors involved in the postprandial glycemic response (RGPP) are known, traditional methods focus only on the characteristics of the food.

YEDA goes further by including individual clinical data and taking advantage of continuous monitoring of parameters such as blood glucose. This helps us understand our body and guides us towards a fully personalized care plan, tailored to our specific needs.

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Glycemia

Blood glucose: a key indicator of your metabolism

Glycemia, which represents the level of glucose in the blood, is one of the main indicators of the state of our metabolism. It is easy to measure in real time using a CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) device and it varies constantly, which allows us to assess the immediate impact of a meal on our body.

The glycemic response and the conversion of glucose into energy

When we eat, the carbohydrates in food generate a glycemic response that is quantified by blood glucose levels or glycemia. Our body converts this glucose into energy, using it for various metabolic functions.

Glycemic spikes and the importance of insulin

Some foods can cause a high spike in blood glucose. Excess glucose in the circulation can be toxic to our body, so our cells try to absorb it quickly to reduce these levels. In this process, insulin plays a crucial role. This hormone facilitates and stimulates the rapid absorption of glucose by cells, thus avoiding its harmful effects. However, high insulin levels can lead to resistance to this hormone, which can lead to various complications.

Personalization to control your blood glucose levels

YEDA seeks to help users generate the necessary knowledge to personalize their diet and lifestyle, with the aim of controlling their blood glucose levels. Our approach is based on understanding the individuality of each person and adapting the recommendations according to their specific needs. Join us in this revolution of personalized medicine and nutrition.

Some of the factors involved in each RGPP

With the help of state-of-the-art science, YEDA uses data to give you holistic insight into how your body works and how to improve your metabolism. Our approach is based on treating each individual rather than simply addressing specific diseases.

Nutrition

Biochemistry

Medicines

Sex

Exercise

Dream

state of animo

Age

gut microbiota

Anthropometry

gut microbiota