⚙️ Not a Fixed Disease Template

Customizable Health Condition Meal Planner

Most condition-based meal tools give you one fixed template per disease. NutriHearth lets you combine several conditions, set your own texture and allergy limits, and build one 7-day plan that respects all of them at once.

⚙️ Build a Custom 7-Day Plan
21+ built-in conditions Combine conditions freely Request conditions we don't cover No silent substitutions
💡 The quick answer

What is a customizable condition meal planner?

It is a meal planner where the nutrition rules are assembled per person instead of taken from one fixed disease template. NutriHearth holds nutrition rules for 21+ conditions, applies every condition you select at the same time, and factors in age, sex, height, weight, activity level, swallowing texture, allergies, dislikes and medications. If a condition is not in the knowledge base, the planner says so and lets you request it — it does not quietly map your condition onto a similar one.

Try the condition selector right here

This is the same selector used inside the planner. Pick any combination — the summary below updates as you go. Nothing is submitted until you open the planner.

Interactive preview
Tap conditions to combine them. Real condition list from the live planner.
Conditions selected0
Combined— none —
Plan length7 days
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This preview only shows selection. The actual nutrition rules, calorie targets and menu are generated in the planner, where your age, weight, allergies and medications are taken into account. Open the planner to generate a real plan.

How customization actually works

Four things change the menu. All four are things you enter yourself — none of them are inferred.

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You pick the conditions

Select several at once. Each selected condition contributes its own nutrition rules; they are resolved together, not one template at a time.

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You set the body parameters

Age, sex, height, weight and activity level determine the calorie and protein target. Same condition, different body — different plan.

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You add texture and avoid lists

Texture level (normal, soft, minced, purée) plus allergies and disliked ingredients filter the recipe pool before the week is planned.

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You list medications

Medications are checked against known food precautions, so the plan flags items worth raising with the prescriber or pharmacist.

Fixed template vs customizable planning

The difference shows up when a person has more than one condition, or a body size the template did not anticipate.

ScenarioFixed disease templateNutriHearth
One condition, typical bodyWorksWorks
Two or three conditions at onceCollapses to one templateAll applied together
Low body weight, needs more energySame plan for everyoneCalorie target follows weight, age, activity
Swallowing difficulty addedSeparate tool requiredTexture filter inside the same plan
Condition not coveredSilently mapped to a neighbourRefused, and you can request it

An application case: three conditions, one plan

A realistic combination and what each part of the plan has to satisfy.

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Type 2 Diabetes

Carbohydrate is managed per meal rather than left free, so the daily total stays inside the target set for this person.

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Chronic Kidney Disease

Sodium, potassium and phosphorus are capped per day. These caps apply to every meal in the week, not just the ones that look salty.

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Hypertension

Sodium is constrained further. Where two conditions both cap sodium, the stricter limit is the one that governs the plan.

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Texture: soft

Recipes are drawn from the texture-compatible pool first. This is applied as a preference ordering, not a hard exclusion, so the week can still be filled.

The planner reports the conditions it tracked and the daily targets it applied, so the numbers can be checked against clinical advice rather than taken on trust. When a condition has no nutrition rules in the knowledge base, the planner returns an explicit message naming that condition instead of producing a menu that may be inappropriate.

NutriHearth applies published nutrition guidance for each supported condition. It is a planning aid, not a clinical prescription — confirm targets with the treating clinician or dietitian.

Conditions we don't cover yet: request them

A customizable planner has to admit its boundary. When a condition has no nutrition rules, NutriHearth tells you instead of substituting a look-alike disease.

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How to request a condition: open the planner and use the 💡 button at the lower-left corner. Describe the condition and leave an email address. The request is recorded and researched, and you are notified by email when the nutrition guidance is available. Requests for conditions already covered are answered immediately with the existing entry.

Build a plan around your conditions — not a template.

Select every condition that applies, add texture, allergies and medications, and generate a 7-day plan that accounts for all of them together. First month free.

⚙️ Build a Custom 7-Day Plan

Nutrition planning support only. It does not replace medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

Frequently asked questions

Can I combine more than one health condition in a single meal plan?

Yes. You can select several conditions at the same time — for example Type 2 Diabetes together with Chronic Kidney Disease and Hypertension. The plan applies the nutrition rules for every selected condition simultaneously rather than picking one template and ignoring the rest.

What if my condition is not in the built-in list?

Use the 💡 research request button in the planner. Describe the condition and leave your email; the request is recorded, researched, and you are notified by email when the nutrition guidance is added. The planner deliberately refuses to generate a menu for conditions it has no nutrition rules for, instead of guessing.

Is this a fixed disease template or a real custom plan?

It is a real custom plan. Age, sex, height, weight, activity level, selected conditions, texture needs, allergies, dislikes and medications all change the generated menu. Two people with the same condition but different age or weight receive different calorie targets.

How do I know the plan actually respects my conditions?

Each generated menu reports the conditions it tracked and the daily nutrition targets it applied, so you can compare the numbers against what your clinician recommended. Conditions that are not in the knowledge base are reported back to you instead of being silently substituted.

Can I change the plan after it is generated?

Yes. You can adjust the conditions, texture or avoid list and regenerate, or ask the built-in assistant to change specific meals. Regenerating does not require re-entering the profile.

How much does NutriHearth cost?

Start with a one-month free trial. After the trial a subscription is $5 per month unless you cancel.