Dr. Michael Zechmann-Khreis ist Ernährungsbiologe und Gründer des nmi-Portals. Er ist Professor an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Tirol (Professur für Ernährungswissenschaft, Nachhaltigkeit und Gesundheit), ist Autor verschiedener Ernährungsbücher und bloggt hier über seine Erfahrungen als Betroffener (Laktose- und Fruktoseintoleranz) sowie über allgemeine Ernährungsthemen.
Our latest update of the “Ask Ingrid” app is now also available for Android devices. With this scanner update, Ingrid gains the ability to evaluate packaged food! Ingrid can assess foods for lactose intolerance. Fructose intolerance, histamine intolerance, sorbitol intolerance, gluten avoidance and irritable bowel syndrome. Let’s take a look at the development history and
Diesen Beitrag lesenEaster is just around the corner, and while many are looking forward to chocolate bunnies and Easter brunch, this time of year can be a challenge for people with food intolerances. I’m taking a look at Easter today with regard to lactose intolerance. With a few tips, you can enjoy the holidays despite lactose intolerance.
Diesen Beitrag lesenIn today’s fast-paced world, where workers often spend long hours in the office, it’s crucial to make sure you eat healthy at work. This can be a particular challenge for people with histamine intolerance, as many foods cannot be taken along unrefrigerated and going to the canteen is usually not possible. In this blog post,
Diesen Beitrag lesenWe are finally where we wanted to be almost 10 years ago: packaged food scanning via app! The dream of scanning the barcode of a food with a cell phone and then getting a reliable result regarding our own tolerances is something we already had over 10 years ago. That was when the “nmidb –
Diesen Beitrag lesenWe first reported on leaky gut syndrome here on the nmi portal at the end of 2016. In internet forums and Facebook groups as well as on pseudo-medical sites, this “diagnosis” suddenly popped up again and again. The gut would be damaged by our food and our lifestyle, would have holes and would therefore be
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Dr. Michael Zechmann-Khreis