Pregnancy Diabetes Meal Coach
Analyze meals and plan blood sugar-friendly diets
Pregnancy Diabetes Meal Coach
Analyze meals and plan blood sugar-friendly diets
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For expectant mothers diagnosed with or suspected of having gestational diabetes (GDM): upload one meal photo each day. The Skill identifies the foods, estimates the meal’s carbohydrates in grams, glycemic index (GI) friendliness, calories, protein, and fiber, then provides blood sugar management feedback and suggestions for distributing smaller, more frequent meals. Upload photos continuously to generate a weekly blood sugar management report (carbohydrate trends + blood sugar friendliness + adjustments for the following week). Each card is labeled with “Pregnancy (gestational week · stage)” and includes a warm word of encouragement. Trigger phrases: “Can I eat this meal with gestational diabetes?” “Is this meal suitable for blood sugar management?” “GDM diet” “How should I eat for blood sugar management at 28 weeks?” “Track a week to generate a blood sugar management report” “Upload meal photos to track blood sugar management” “One-day blood sugar management meal plan for week X of pregnancy.” Version 1.0.0.
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- Version
- v3
- Last updated
- Runtime credits
- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
