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Tooth or Consequences
Materials scientists at Tufts University have created a paper-thin food sensor that’s small enough, at just 2mm square, to be mounted unobtrusively on a human tooth. The device requires no onboard power source, and works by absorbing and re-emitting low-power radio waves. The signal changes depending on whether the sensor has been exposed to salt, sugar, or alcohol, and the output can be reported to a tablet or phone. Analyzing what you’re eating could get so much easier. [Research paper] This article came from my April NEO LIFE MAGAZINE. Maybe it won’t be long before the life of dieters gets easier.
Diet Calendar Entries for 19 April 2018:
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1174 kcal
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Fat: 60.02g | Prot: 67.88g | Carb: 95.51g.
Breakfast: Oroweat 12 Grain Bread, Food Club Large Egg, Chicken Sausage. Lunch: Chobani 0% Plain Greek Yogurt (5.3 oz), Honeycrisp Apples, Fisher Pecan Halves, Kroger Walnut Halves & Pieces. Dinner: Nopales (Without Salt, Cooked), Market Pantry Finely Shredded Mexican Style Four-cheese Blend Cheese, Wal-Mart Tilapia Fillets, Onions, La Tortilla Factory Organic Yellow Corn Tortilla, Green Mountain Gringo Roasted Garlic Medium Salsa, Pure Leaf Honey Green Tea, Pure Leaf Unsweetened Green Tea, Cabbage. Snacks/Other: Market Pantry Half & Half, Homemade Granola. more...
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1748 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Swimming (slow) - 2 hours and 20 minutes, Resting - 13 hours and 40 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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