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Version 4.0 · 2026-10-29
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The store currently lists version 4.0, updated 2026-10-29.








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Your body has a type. Eat like it.
Calorie apps treat every body as identical. Chinese medicine never did — it reads each body as one of nine types, and treats food as the first remedy. Shan puts that 2,000-year-old system in your pocket, and turns it into one home-cooked meal a day.
HOW IT WORKS
- Answer a short set of questions — refined since the Huangdi Neijing
- Scan your tongue — the oldest read there is
- Meet your body type — one of nine, from China's national standard
- Get your week: 7 recipes for 7 days, one meal a day, chosen for your type
- Check in weekly — the plan adjusts to how you actually feel
NO COUNTING. NO GUILT.
Shan never asks you to weigh food or log macros. You eat what your body's been asking for, and the rest — an easier gut, deeper sleep, clearer skin — tends to follow.…
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