Nutrino Looks to Improve Your Health Through Data Analytics

If you could improve your health by using data-powered advice based on your body's nutritional input, wouldn't that be something you would want to do? That seems to be the viewpoint of an investor from the New York Angels group, who has given nutrition analytics and data startup Nutrino $8 million to complete its Series A funding. In a field of science where we find out how food affects the human body so we can focus on healing, disease prevention, and chronic condition management, this San Francisco and Tel Aviv-based startup is leading the way through an easy-to-use app. One day eggs are bad for you, and the next day they are recommended? Within a complex science where dietitians sometimes contradict one another on what is the best nutritional recourse for their patients, the clear path through the differences in advice are the hard facts that you can derive from machine learning. Like all industries that data analytics is applied to the answers are more correct and at the same time more personalized, as well.