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Version 7.5.0 · 2018-06-02
iPhone X format supported, FaceID security
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The store currently lists version 7.5.0, updated 2018-06-02.








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Award by Healthline: The Best Crohn's Disease Apps. Featured by Physicians Practice Journal. Also seen on Dr Oz and in Esquire Magazine. Track your digestion and health habits, look for patterns of what gets your bowels moving. Take control of your digestive health by tracking and better understanding what works.
The app now features the Bristol Stool Chart for new users. If you want to keep using your current set up, you can add that scale manually.
Patricia Salber, MD, MBA on The Doctor Weighs In blog "It can be helpful in trying to make correlations between bad symptom days and other stuff going on in your life – diet, stress, coffee intake, and so forth. ... This type of information, often pooh-poohed (pun intended) by traditional medicine in the past, could lead to a deeper understanding of disorders only incompletely understood at the present time."…
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iPhone X format supported, FaceID security
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