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Eat what you love, perfectly portioned for diabetes.
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Tap Health offers a 100% AI-driven diabetes management program that provides personalized, real-time guidance to help you control and even reverse diabetes. The program adapts to your lifestyle, nutrition, exercise, and medical needs without requiring human intervention.
Unlike traditional programs that rely on human coaches, our AI-powered program:
This program is designed for:
Our AI coach analyzes your habits, diet, and lifestyle through voice or text input and continuously adjusts recommendations in real time. It helps you:
Yes, our program is available via the Tap Health mobile app. Once you subscribe, you can download the app, set up your profile, and start using the AI-driven guidance right away.
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