Liviq: Doctor-Led Health

Your calorie app doesn't know what your doctor knows. Liviq is built around one: Dr. Dale Dangleben, Chief of Surgery of PatientChoice Clinic. The guidance in this app is the guidance from that practice — same voice, same standards, on your phone between visits. SCAN A MEAL, SEE WHAT MATTERS Point your camera at your plate. Liviq breaks it down to calories, protein, carbs and fat — then keeps going, to fibre, sugar, sodium and cholesterol. You get the vitamins in the meal and what each one does for you, an ingredient-by-ingredient breakdown, and a health score with the reasoning written out. Sodium and cholesterol are what a physician asks about. Most apps stop at calories. CLINICAL VIDEO, IN PLAIN LANGUAGE Medical Tidbits is a growing library of short videos from Dr. Dangleben and the Patient Choice Clinic team. Clinical insight, simplified — no jargon, no lecture, no ten-minute preamble. RECIPES FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY COOK Filter by Caribbean, Creole, keto, vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, low-carb or high-protein, then by breakfast, lunch or dinner. Build a weekly meal plan from what you find. Most health apps assume everyone eats the same way. Yours doesn't have to change to be healthy. MIND HEALTH Stress, sleep and mood shape what you eat as much as any meal plan does. A dedicated section of articles and videos, because eating well and feeling well are the same project. LEARN A LITTLE EVERY DAY A daily quiz that takes under a minute. Health education articles you can search. Small, repeatable, and it adds up. TRACK WHAT YOU CHANGE Log meals, watch your calorie history, and see your progress toward the goal you set. 7 DAYS FREE The whole app, free for seven days. No card, no account, no signup form — open it and start. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel in your App Store subscription settings. Liviq provides health education and general wellness guidance. It does not diagnose, treat or prescribe, and it is not a substitute for care from your own physician. Talk to your doctor before making changes to your diet, especially if you manage a medical condition or take prescription medication. Questions: ddsurgicalllc@gmail.com Terms of Use: https://eat4living.com/privacy