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The document outlines a program that simulates meal nutrition and glucose levels for diabetes management. It prompts users to input nutritional details for meals and glucose levels throughout the day, providing suggestions based on the data entered. The program also includes visualizations of glucose levels to indicate risk levels, helping users manage their dietary and health choices.

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Coding

The document outlines a program that simulates meal nutrition and glucose levels for diabetes management. It prompts users to input nutritional details for meals and glucose levels throughout the day, providing suggestions based on the data entered. The program also includes visualizations of glucose levels to indicate risk levels, helping users manage their dietary and health choices.

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# Function to simulate meal nutrition data based on user input, including calories

def simulate_meal_nutrition(meals):
meal_names = ['Breakfast', 'Lunch', 'Dinner', 'Snacks']
meal_carbs = []
meal_proteins = []
meal_fats = []
meal_fiber = []
meal_calories = []

# Prompt user to enter meal nutrition data for each meal type
for meal in range(meals):
while True:
try:
print(f"Enter nutrition details for {meal_names[meal]}:")
carbs = float(input("Carbohydrates (g): "))
proteins = float(input("Proteins (g): "))
fats = float(input("Fats (g): "))
fiber = float(input("Fiber (g): "))
if any(nutrient < 0 for nutrient in [carbs, proteins, fats, fiber]):
raise ValueError("Nutrient values cannot be negative.")

# Calculate calories based on macronutrients (approximate formula)


calories = 4 * carbs + 4 * proteins + 9 * fats
meal_carbs.append(carbs)
meal_proteins.append(proteins)
meal_fats.append(fats)
meal_fiber.append(fiber)
meal_calories.append(calories)
break
except ValueError as e:
print(f"Invalid input: {e}")

return meal_carbs, meal_proteins, meal_fats, meal_fiber, meal_calories,


meal_names

# Function to analyze meal nutrition and provide suggestions


def analyze_meal_nutrition(meal_carbs, meal_proteins, meal_fats, meal_fiber,
meal_names):
suggestions = []
for i in range(len(meal_carbs)):
# Example suggestion logic: compare protein content to a recommended
range
total_protein = meal_proteins[i]
if total_protein < 15:
suggestion = f"For {meal_names[i]}, consider adding more protein to
balance your meal."
elif total_protein > 30:
suggestion = f"For {meal_names[i]}, you may want to reduce the protein
intake for better balance."
else:
suggestion = f"For {meal_names[i]}, your protein intake looks balanced."
suggestions.append(suggestion)
return suggestions

# Main function to get user information and run the simulation


def main():
print("Welcome to the Meal Nutrition and Calorie Analyzer for Diabetes")
print("--------------------------------------------------------------")
name, age = get_user_info()

meals = 4 # Number of meals per day (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks)


print(f"\nHello {name}, age {age}!")
print("Please enter nutrition details for each meal type.")

meal_carbs, meal_proteins, meal_fats, meal_fiber, meal_calories, meal_names =


simulate_meal_nutrition(meals)

# Analyze meal nutrition and provide suggestions


suggestions = analyze_meal_nutrition(meal_carbs, meal_proteins, meal_fats,
meal_fiber, meal_names)

# Example: Print meal nutrition, calorie data, and suggestions


for i in range(meals):
print(f"\nMeal {i + 1} - Carbs: {meal_carbs[i]}g, Proteins: {meal_proteins[i]}g,
Fats: {meal_fats[i]}g, Fiber: {meal_fiber[i]}g, Calories: {meal_calories[i]}")
print(f"Suggestion: {suggestions[i]}")

# Example: Calculate total daily nutrition and calories


total_carbs = sum(meal_carbs)
total_proteins = sum(meal_proteins)
total_fats = sum(meal_fats)
total_fiber = sum(meal_fiber)
total_calories = sum(meal_calories)

print(f"\nTotal Daily Nutrition - Carbs: {total_carbs}g, Proteins: {total_proteins}g,


Fats: {total_fats}g, Fiber: {total_fiber}g, Calories: {total_calories}kcal")

# Entry point of the script


if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
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import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

# Function to simulate daily glucose levels based on user input


def simulate_glucose_levels(times_of_day):
glucose_levels = []

# Prompt user to enter glucose levels for each time of the day
for time in times_of_day:
while True:
try:
glucose = float(input(f"Enter glucose level for {time}: "))
if glucose < 0:
raise ValueError("Glucose level cannot be negative.")
glucose_levels.append(glucose)
break
except ValueError as e:
print(f"Invalid input: {e}")

return glucose_levels

# Main function to get user information and run the simulation


def main():
print("Welcome to the Diabetes Risk Analyzer")
print("------------------------------------")
name = input("Enter your name: ")
age = int(input("Enter your age: "))

times_of_day = ['Morning', 'Afternoon', 'Evening', 'Night']


print(f"\nHello {name}, age {age}!")
print("Please enter your glucose levels for each time of the day.")

glucose_levels = simulate_glucose_levels(times_of_day)

# Determine the safe range for glucose levels (example ranges)


safe_low = 70
safe_high = 180

# Plotting the glucose levels with risk indication


plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6))
bars = plt.bar(times_of_day, glucose_levels, color='orange', alpha=0.7)

# Add labels and grid


plt.title('Daily Glucose Levels')
plt.xlabel('Time of Day')
plt.ylabel('Glucose Level (mg/dL)')
plt.ylim(0, 300) # Adjust ylim based on expected glucose range

# Highlight bars outside the safe range


for i in range(len(bars)):
if glucose_levels[i] < safe_low:
bars[i].set_color('red') # Low glucose level (risk)
elif glucose_levels[i] > safe_high:
bars[i].set_color('purple') # High glucose level (risk)

# Add legend for risk levels


plt.legend(handles=[
plt.Rectangle((0,0),1,1,color='red',label='Low Risk'),
plt.Rectangle((0,0),1,1,color='purple',label='High Risk')
])

plt.show()

# Entry point of the script


if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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