• Meal Logging: Using the Food Library and Custom Foods

  Using the Food Library and Understanding Custom Food Entries If you’ve been logging your meals in the FoodMarble app but can’t always find the exact food you ate, you’re not alone. It can feel frustrating at times, and we want you to know we’re continually expanding the food library to make it easier for you. In the meantime, this guide will help you understand why a food might be missing, how to make the most of the current library, and how to use custom entries when needed. 💡 *RememPopular

• Discovering the FoodMarble App

  Welcome to the FoodMarble app! This article will give you a sneak peak at the FoodMarble app. The FoodMarble app is an essential companion for your AIRE / AIRE 2 breath testing device. It acts as the bridge between your smartphone and your FoodMarble device, allowing you to initiate breath tests and organise all of the important data. This mighty app allows you to build up a rich personal health dataset that will in turn help you to get much more familiar with your digestive system.Some readers

• Trends: Your FoodMarble Data Trends

  How Can The Trends Tab Help? The Trends section of the FoodMarble app displays data such as your breath test results, FODMAP levels in your meals, and your symptoms over an extended period of time. The visualisation of this data over longer spells makes it easier to identify patterns and trends that may be emerging. The more you log with FoodMarble, the more you will gain. Over time, you can achieve a much deeper understanding of your digestive system and what's affecting your digestionFew readers

• App Notifications

  How to Set Up Breath Test Reminders Breath test reminders can help you stay on track with your testing and get the most accurate results. You can set them up directly in the FoodMarble app. Setting up reminders in the app Open the FoodMarble app Go to Profile Select Preferences Tap Notifications Choose either the Recent Logs or Scheduled tab at the top of the screen: Recent Logs → Reminders are triggered hourly after each meal you logFew readers

• Syncing my data: Phone & tablet/iPad

  Can I sync my FoodMarble app data with other devices? The answer is YES! You can share data between multiple devices. But my data isn't appearing - try this trick! However, once you are on the device you want to use, having used a different device, you will need to log out of the account completely then log back into it. This should allow the data to be sent over the server afresh.Few readers

• Account Information: Updating your details

  Account Information: Updating your details If you wish to update the email address associated with your FoodMarble account for any reason (change of details or perhaps you spotted a typo?), at present, it is not possible to update this information from within the app, so please make sure to contact our CX team on hello@foodmarble.com with your request. Before making any changes to a user's personal account details, we will need the user to verify certain details including, but not limFew readers

• Meal Logging: A step-by-step guide

  How to Log and Organise Meals in the FoodMarble App Logging your meals helps you track how your digestion responds to different foods. Do you often log the very same meal? Now you can save your favourite meals to speed you up when logging the same meal another day. This article takes you through the steps to log a food and shows you how to save a meal. Logging Basics 1. Open Logging Options Open the FoodMarble app From your home screen, tap the + icon to open loggiFew readers

• FODMAP content discrepancies

  FODMAP Content Discrepancies Explained Have you noticed differences in the FODMAP content of a food listed in the FoodMarble food library compared with another source? This is a common experience, and there are straightforward reasons why it happens. Why results can vary The FODMAP content of any food is influenced by many factors, including: Variety of the fruit, vegetable, or grain Where and how it was grown Country of origin Harvesting and storage conditions Method used forFew readers