E vs PocketPatientMD

You will find E-Standards of EU - food supplements labeled with numbers that are tested for safety and are authorized in the European Union. Some numbers, however, were subsequently banned in EU. Information is updated at the end of 2019 and will be updated at least once a month, adding or changing codes, descriptions, prohibitions, etc. The search is easy and fast; can be done as numbers or part numbers (code) of the additive and the name or part of its name. If you come across an unfamiliar E-code label on food or drink using this app for a few seconds, you can find out what is behind this code and whether it is harmful or contraindicated for you or your loved ones. It also provides brief information for people who are allergic to understand whether these supplements affect them. 
Explained short and understandable what is the nature of allergies and intolerances to some common foods. I have tried to give a brief and clear explanation of what are the main differences between food allergies and food intolerances - two different states with very different reasons, but with so close symptoms. You will also find a brief but useful information about enzymes - what they are, what is their role in our body, etc. Furthermore, I provided a brief guided tour of how enzymes help how people with an allergy or intolerance could make your life easier. Of course, I only give direction and hope, the rest will get from your doctor or other healthcare professional. This app is localized - if your device is set to Bulgarian language, you will see the entire contents in Bulgarian. In any other language selection you will see the application in English.

PocketPatientMD is a free, secure, dynamic, and universally accessible Digital Health and Medical Record Platform. PocketPatientMD is designed for doctors, facilities, and organizations to better and more securely organize and manage patient records. The platform is customizable, interoperable, and multilingual, with online and offline capabilities. No internet, connectivity, or power is needed for the offline version. PocketPatientMD is linkable with labs, pharmacies, telemedicine, and existing applications and technologies. To create an account you must be a physician or healthcare worker and signup on PocketPatientMD.com. To sign up you must include your name, age, address, phone number, email address, and if you are a physician medical license number. Other information may be required. Once the account is created, you can log in to PocketPatientMD.com or the PocketPatientMD app. If you are a health facility, clinic/hospital, Ministry of Health, or other healthcare organization and wish to create a group for your facility or doctors, you can contact us for additional access and features. PocketPatientMD is currently available online in languages including: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Swahili, Vietnamese, and beta in over 10+ additional languages including Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Amharic, Kinyarwanda, Malagasy, Hindi, Malaysian, Russian, and more. PocketPatientMD is permission based, and users upon request can create accounts for staff including nurses, receptionists, pharmacists, lab technicians, community health workers, medical students, midwives, and more. You can visit PocketPatientMD.com for more information.