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NEW MOBILE APP AIMS TO MAKE HEALTHY FOOD CHOICES EASIER FOR TIME POOR LONDONERS

Healthy Hunting is one of the first personalised food and restaurant apps that has been created to help Londoners find nutritious options close-by, to make being healthy on the high street much easier.

Now available to download on Apple devices, the app has already caught the eye of London’s health community, which aims to support people’s well-being alongside their lifestyle goals. Healthy Hunting assists in maintaining a healthier lifestyle and allows people to find inspiration and search for food to meet their nutritional needs. The app has one mission – to help everyone live healthy and happy lives.

Co-Founders of Healthy Hunting, Matt Claydon and Pamela Brown are both on a health journey and proactively seek a healthy lifestyle.

Pamela says: ‘Healthy Hunting is all about helping people to make healthier food choices as part of healthier lifestyle. As a busy working mum myself, I know that what I eat has a huge contribution to the way I feel and how much energy I have, and I hope that Healthy Hunting can help many busy Londoners lives healthier.’

Matt added: ‘Once your world is opened up to the pure abundance of healthy choices, healthy living can be a joy. Feeling great is achievable, wanting to be healthy long term is something to be proud about and we want to make this easier for everyone. Healthy Hunting is all about finding the best options for those wishing to be healthy and have particular needs.’

Healthy Hunting uses geo-targeting to find healthy and nutritious food that matches dietary requirements giving users the ability to make a healthy choice, regardless of time constraints.

Unlike other food/restaurant apps Healthy Hunting is personalised to your requirements and only presents the most nutritious food available. Users simply download the app and share their nutritional needs and restrictions. Healthy Hunting then searches options for breakfast, lunch or dinner and provides available options nearby.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Rebecca .