JP2012073872A - Health management support device and health management support system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a health management support system which can not only suggest an exercise menu but also support making of truly healthy body.SOLUTION: A management server 200 creates recommended recipe information in concurrence with creation of exercise support information. Specifically, the management server 200 calculates nutrients and calories that a user has ingested based on a lunch menu chosen by the user and calculates calories-out on this day based on received exercise data. The management server 200 creates the recommended recipe information with reference to the calculated calories-in and calories-out and besides recipe information registered in a recipe database 240, and sends back the recommended recipe information to a leader writer 400.

Description

  The present invention relates to a health management support apparatus and a health management support system that are particularly suitable for continuously improving the health of a user.

  Interest in maintaining and improving health is high, and many people use a pedometer to set a daily goal for the number of steps they take to walk and maintain their health. In response to such increased interest in health promotion, it is possible to prescribe exercises (such as walking) that are considered appropriate for improving the health of the user while taking into account indicators (such as the pulse rate) that indicate the health status of the user. A system that can be used has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2004-261608 A

  However, the system represented above only suggests exercise menus such as exercise types and exercise amounts. For this reason, for example, even if the user has an unbalanced diet, there is no change to the exercise menu unless it appears in the index indicating the user's health condition, and this is not in terms of supporting the creation of a truly healthy body. There was a problem that it was enough.

  The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described above, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a health management support device and the like that can support the creation of a truly healthy body as well as simply proposing an exercise menu. And

  The health management support apparatus according to the present invention includes first acquisition means for acquiring exercise data representing the amount of exercise of the user from intake means for measuring the amount of exercise of the user, and ingestion menu information representing the content of the meal ingested by the user. Second acquisition means to acquire, first exercise means for creating exercise support information representing exercise advice suitable for the user, based on the exercise data and the intake menu information, the exercise data, and the intake menu information And a second creating means for creating recommended recipe information representing a future meal menu suitable for the user, and a notifying means for notifying the user of the exercise support information and the recommended recipe information. And

  According to this configuration, based on exercise data representing the amount of exercise of the user and ingestion menu information representing the content of the meal ingested by the user, together with exercise support information representing exercise advice suitable for the user, a future meal menu suitable for the user Is created and notified to the user. As a result, if a diet with an unbalanced nutritional balance is revealed, recommended recipe information that corrects such a diet is provided to the user, so that it is possible to support the creation of a truly healthy body. .

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible not only to propose an exercise menu but also to support the creation of a truly healthy body.

It is a figure which shows the health management assistance system architecture which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the pedometer which concerns on the same embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the management server which concerns on the same embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the registration contents of the member information database concerning the embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated privilege grant information concerning the embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the registration check process which concerns on the same embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment. It is a figure which shows the sequence of the service process which concerns on the same embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment. It is the figure which illustrated the display screen of the reader / writer concerning the embodiment.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

A. Embodiment (1) Configuration of Embodiment FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an architecture of a health management support system 100 according to this embodiment. The health management support system 100 includes a management server 200 provided on the Web, a plurality of readers / writers 400 that can exchange data with the management server 200 via a communication network (such as the Internet) 300, and a short distance A reader / writer 400 and a plurality of pedometers 500 that can exchange data are provided by communication (wireless communication, infrared communication, etc.).

<Pedometer 500>
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the pedometer 500.
The pedometer (measuring unit, measuring device) 500 includes hardware resources such as an acceleration sensor 540, a display device 550, a communication control unit 560, and an operation panel 570, in addition to the CPU 510, the ROM 520, and the RAM 530.

  The CPU 510 centrally controls the entire pedometer 500 by executing various control programs stored in the ROM 520 and the RAM 530.

  The acceleration sensor 540 detects a change in acceleration in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction according to the user's movement, and supplies information representing the change in acceleration (hereinafter referred to as acceleration information) to the CPU 510. CPU 510 generates step count data and the like based on the acceleration information supplied from acceleration sensor 540.

  The IC card chip 550 is a non-contact type IC card chip conforming to FeliCa (registered trademark) or the like, and realizes non-contact communication with the reader / writer 400. The memory 550a built in the IC card chip 550 stores a unique ID (hereinafter, card identification ID) for identifying the IC card chip.

  The display device 560 includes, for example, a liquid crystal panel and the like, and includes data related to the number of steps (hereinafter referred to as exercise data) such as the number of steps data representing the number of steps of the user, the step length of the user, and the walking speed (step speed), and the reader / writer 400. Various information (exercise support information, recommended recipe information, etc .; details will be described later) are displayed.

  The communication control unit 570 includes various communication interfaces, and transmits exercise data and the like accumulated in the pedometer 500 to the reader / writer 400, while exercise support information and recommended recipe information transmitted from the reader / writer 400. Etc.

  The operation unit 580 includes various operation buttons and is used for input operations such as an ID (hereinafter referred to as user ID), date of birth, and stride that are unique to each user. An ID unique to each user is input as an initial setting when each user uses the system for the first time (details will be described later).

<Reader / Writer 400>
The reader / writer 400 is installed, for example, in an employee cafeteria or cafeteria of each company that employs this system. The reader / writer 400 includes hardware resources such as a CPU, a memory, a communication device, and a display device such as an LCD, and is connected to the management server 200 via the communication network 300. The reader / writer 400 performs contactless communication with the pedometer 500 on which the IC card chip 550 is mounted, and transmits exercise data transmitted from the pedometer 500 to the management server 200 via the communication network. The exercise support information and recommended recipe information transmitted from the server 200 are transmitted to the pedometer 500 via the communication network.

  It should be noted that the number of readers / writers 400 installed, their locations, etc. can be set and changed as appropriate according to the design of this system. In this embodiment, it is assumed that the pedometer 500 and the reader / writer 400 exchange data by wireless communication. However, for example, data may be exchanged by infrared communication or wired communication.

<Management server 200>
The management server (health management support apparatus) 200 is configured by, for example, a server computer and plays a role of managing each reader / writer 400 and each pedometer 500 under management. The management server 200 includes a member information database 210, a menu information database 220, an exercise support information database 230, a recipe database 240, and a privilege information database 250, and software in which each hardware resource constituting the server is stored in a memory. The following functions are realized by operating in cooperation with:

FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the management server 200.
The management server 200 includes member registration / management means 260a, product menu management means 260b, exercise support information creation means 260c, recipe information creation means 260d, and privilege grant means 260e.

Member registration / management means (first acquisition means) 260a plays a role of registering / managing personal information of a user who uses the system (ie, a member user) in the member information database (first storage means) 210. .
FIG. 4 is a diagram exemplifying registered contents in the member information database 210.
In the member information database 210, a card identification ID for identifying each pedometer 500 and personal information of the user who owns the pedometer 500 are registered in association with each other.

  The user's personal information includes a user ID, date of birth, height, weight, address, information distribution destination address, latest exercise data, exercise data history information, and privilege grant history information. As described above, the user ID and the like are information necessary for the user to use this system. The user inputs a user ID (for example, sumitomo20), date of birth (for example, January 1, 2000) and the like from the pedometer 500 while holding the pedometer 500 over the reader / writer 400. When the user ID is input, the pedometer 500 reads the card identification ID (for example, CD-00001) stored in the memory 550a of the IC card chip 550, and reads the user ID and date of birth together with the read card identification ID. Transmit to writer 400. When the reader / writer 400 receives the card identification ID, user ID, and date of birth from the pedometer 500, the reader / writer 400 transmits them to the management server 200 via the communication network. The member registration / management unit 260a of the management server 200 registers the card identification ID, user ID, and date of birth received from the reader / writer 400 in the member information database 210 in association with each other.

  As for the extension, weight, address, and information distribution destination address (for example, own mobile phone or wife's mobile phone), the user uses the pedometer 500 to manage the management server 200 as with the user ID and date of birth. However, for example, the user may register using his / her personal computer (hereinafter abbreviated as PC) 600 (see FIG. 1). Specifically, the user accesses the management server 200 using his / her own PC 600, and performs user authentication by inputting the user ID and the date of birth. If the authentication is successful, the user's My Page is displayed on the PC 600, and personal information such as extension, weight, address, and information distribution destination address can be input. Thereafter, when the user operates his / her own PC 600 to input personal information, the input personal information is transmitted from the PC 600 to the management server 200 and registered in the member information database 210 by the member registration / management means 260a. .

  On the other hand, the latest exercise data, exercise data history information (for example, exercise data for the past month), and privilege grant history information (for example, the status of grants for the past year) are read from the pedometer 500 as a leader It is received by the management server 200 via the writer 400. The latest exercise data, exercise data history information, and privilege grant history information received by the management server 200 are registered or updated in the member registration database 210 by the member registration / management means 260a. For each history information, it is possible to arbitrarily change the setting of which type of information is stored for how long.

The merchandise menu management means (second acquisition means) 260b plays a role of registering and managing a meal menu provided to the user (hereinafter, a lunch menu is assumed) in the menu information database 220.
The lunch menu information registered in the menu information database 220 is input, for example, by an operator operating the cafeteria the night before using an input terminal (not shown). The input lunch menu information is transmitted from the input terminal to the management server 200 and registered in the menu information database 220 by the product menu management means 260b. Here, the lunch menu information registered in the menu information database 220 includes, in addition to the name of the menu (for example, menu A), information representing the genre of the dish (for example, genre B), calories, nutrients, cost, and the like. Yes.

  The exercise support information creation means (first creation means) 260c includes exercise data (eg, step count = 5000 steps) transmitted from the pedometer 500, a lunch menu (eg, menu A) selected by the user, and exercise support information. Based on the exercise guideline information registered in the database (second storage means) 230, a message (that is, exercise support information) that supports the user's exercise is created. As the exercise support information created by the exercise support information creating means 260c, for example, the information shown in (1) to (4) can be considered. Details regarding creation of exercise support information will be described later.

<Examples of exercise support information>
(1) “Slightly paced down. Use a toilet on another floor to earn extra steps.”
(2) “Successful pace. Continuation is a force. Maintain the current state.”
(3) “You have 20,000 steps to reach your goal. You can reach it in 3 days at the current pace.”
(4) “Use of stairs is effective during periods of heavy rain.”

  The recipe information creation means (second creation means) 260d includes exercise data (for example, number of steps = 5000 steps) transmitted from the pedometer 500, a lunch menu (for example, menu A) selected by the user, and a recipe database (second number). (3 storage means) Based on recipe information registered in 240 (for example, recipe for dinner B), recommended recipe information representing the user's dinner menu is created. Recommended recipe information is information created based on today's calorie consumption calculated based on exercise data, user's calorie intake calculated based on the selected lunch menu, etc. Conceivable. Details regarding creation of recommended recipe information will be described later.

<Example of recipe information>
Daily calories: 1,600kcal
Today's calorie consumption: 2,200kcal (+ 600kcal)
`` Take meat and replenish protein!
Recommended recipe: Teppanyaki pork and vegetables "
* Appropriate calorie (energy) = standard weight (height x height x 22) x 25-30 (kcal)
Example: Height 170cm 1.7m x 1.7m x 22 x 25-30 = 1590-1900kcal

  The privilege granting means (determination means) 260e is information indicating the privilege granting conditions registered in the exercise data (for example, the number of steps = 5000 steps) transmitted from the pedometer 500 or the privilege information database (fourth storage means) 250 ( Hereinafter, based on the granting condition information), the user determines whether or not the user is a privilege granting target, and if the user is a privilege granting target, generates privilege granting information indicating the privilege granting content. To do. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating privilege grant information. As shown in FIG. 5, privilege grant information is a discount coupon of a specific restaurant, for example. The coupon content is upgraded by, for example, continuously achieving a target (for example, 1 day = 5000 steps), while if the minimum target (for example, 1 day = 2000 steps) is not continuously achieved, the coupon is graded. You may bring it down. Furthermore, referring to the address included in the user's personal information, a coupon for a restaurant located around the user's address is extracted from a plurality of registered restaurant coupons and provided to the user as privilege grant information You may do it. The grant condition information may be set as appropriate by the user, but may be set in advance according to, for example, the user's sex, age, and the like. Of course, the grant condition information need not be fixed and may be changed as appropriate.

(2) Operation of Embodiment Hereinafter, an operation when a certain user uses the health management support system 100 will be described with reference to the drawings.
<Registration check process>
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing registration check processing by the reader / writer 400.
A user who owns the pedometer 500 holds the pedometer 500 over a reader / writer 400 installed near the exit of a company cafeteria. When the reader / writer 400 confirms that the pedometer 500 is in the communicable area (step 110), it requests the card identification ID from the pedometer 500 (step S120). The IC card chip 550 of the pedometer 500 reads the card identification ID stored in the memory 550 a and returns it to the reader / writer 400. Upon receiving the card identification ID from the pedometer 500, the reader / writer 400 requests the management server 200 to check whether or not the card identification ID is registered (step S130). The member registration management means 260a of the management server 200 determines whether or not the received card identification ID is registered in the member information database 210 based on the received check request. Here, when the member is registered, the card identification ID and the user's personal information (user ID, date of birth, etc.) are registered in association with the member information database 210, but the member is not registered. Has not been registered. The member registration management unit 260a determines whether or not the received card identification ID is registered in the member information database 210, and returns the determination result to the reader / writer 400.

  The reader / writer 400 determines whether it is already registered or not registered based on the determination result returned from the management server 200. When the reader / writer 400 determines that the card identification ID of the pedometer 500 is not registered, the reader / writer 400 displays, for example, a screen for prompting an initial setting (initial setting input screen) on a display device (not shown) (FIG. 7a → FIG. 7). 7b), initial setting input processing is performed (step S140). The user inputs a user ID, date of birth, and the like by operating an operation button or the like (not shown) according to an instruction on the initial setting input screen. When the reader / writer 400 detects that information necessary for initial setting (that is, user ID, date of birth, etc .; hereinafter, initial setting information) is input, the reader / writer 400 transmits the information to the management server 200. When the management server 200 receives the initial setting information from the reader / writer 400, the management server 200 registers the initial setting information including the user ID, the date of birth, and the like together with the card identification ID described above in association with the member information database 210. When the registration is completed, the management server 200 notifies the reader / writer 400 that the registration is completed. When the reader / writer 400 receives notification from the management server 200 that the registration has been completed normally, the reader / writer 400 notifies the user that the registration has been completed (see FIG. 7c), and ends the process.

  On the other hand, when the reader / writer 400 determines in step S130 that the card identification ID is already registered, the reader / writer 400 prompts the user to input the user ID and date of birth, and starts the authentication process (step S150 → step S160). More specifically, in the reader / writer 400, whether the user ID and date of birth registered in the member information database 210 in association with the registered card identification ID match the input user ID and date of birth. It is determined whether or not (or an inquiry is made to the management server 200). When the reader / writer 400 determines that the authentication is successful because the user IDs and the like match (step S160; YES), the reader / writer 400 executes the service process shown in FIG. On the other hand, if the reader / writer 400 determines that the user IDs do not match and authentication is not established (step S160; NO), the reader / writer 400 displays a screen indicating an authentication error on the display device (see FIG. 7d; step S170). ), The process is terminated.

<Service processing>
FIG. 8 is a sequence diagram of service processing.
If the authentication is successful, the reader / writer 400 receives the exercise data related to the number of steps including the number of steps data from the pedometer 500 (step S210), and transmits this to the management server 200 (step S220). Upon receiving the exercise data from the reader / writer 400, the management server 200 registers this exercise data in the member information database 210 in association with the card identification ID (step S230).

  Then, the management server 200 acquires today's lunch menu information from the product information database 220 and returns it to the reader / writer 400 (step S240). When the reader / writer 400 receives the lunch menu information, the reader / writer 400 first displays a screen (genre selection screen) that prompts the user to select the genre of the food that the user ate (see FIG. 9a; step S250). When the genre of cooking is selected by the user, the reader / writer 400 displays a screen (menu selection screen) that prompts the user to select a lunch menu that he / she actually eaten from among a plurality of lunch menus belonging to the selected genre. (See FIG. 9b; step S260). When the lunch menu is selected by the user, the reader / writer 400 transmits the lunch menu selection related information including the genre of the dish selected by the user and the lunch menu to the management server 200 (step S270).

  When receiving the lunch menu selection related information, the management server 200 creates exercise support information (step S280). More specifically, the management server 200 refers to the lunch menu included in the lunch menu selection related information, the lunch menu information registered in the menu information database 220, and the like, so that the nutrients, calories, etc. that the user has taken for lunch can be obtained. calculate. Furthermore, the management server 200 acquires personal information such as the age, sex, height, and weight of the user from the member information database 210 and exercise guideline information (for example, age, gender) registered in the exercise support information database 230. The above-mentioned exercise support information is created by referring to information indicating exercise advice according to height, weight, and the like. Then, the management server (notification unit) 200 returns the created exercise support information to the reader / writer 400 (step S290). Upon receiving the exercise support information from the management server 200, the reader / writer 400 displays it on the display device (step S300).

  Note that when creating exercise support information, exercise data received from the pedometer 500 and lunch menu selection related information are used, as well as exercise data history information (eg, exercise data for the past month). ) And history information of lunch menu selection related information (for example, lunch menu selection related information for the past month) may be used.

  On the other hand, the management server 200 creates recommended recipe information in parallel with the creation of exercise support information described above (step S310). More specifically, the management server 200 refers to the lunch menu included in the lunch menu selection related information, the lunch menu information registered in the menu information database 220, and the like, so that the nutrients, calories, etc. that the user has taken for lunch can be obtained. In addition to calculating, the calorie consumption of the day is calculated based on the received exercise data. The management server 200 creates recommended recipe information by referring to the calorie intake and consumption calories calculated in this way, and the recipe information registered in the recipe database 240. Then, the management server (notification means) 200 returns the recommended recipe information to the reader / writer 400 and reads the information distribution destination address (for example, own mobile phone or wife's mobile phone) from the member information database 210, The recommended recipe information is transmitted to these information distribution destination addresses (step S320). Upon receiving the recommended recipe information from the management server 200, the reader / writer 400 displays it on the display device (see FIG. 10; step S330).

  Note that when creating recommended recipe information, exercise data history information (for example, exercise data for the past month) and lunch menu selection related information history information (for example, past data) are created as in the case of creating exercise support information. Various information such as lunch menu selection related information for one month) may be used.

On the other hand, the management server 200 determines whether or not a privilege should be given to the user in parallel with the creation of the recommended recipe information described above (step S340). More specifically, the management server 200 refers to the grant condition information registered in the privilege information database 250 and determines whether or not the user is a privilege grant target. For example, as the grant condition information, “1 day
When the condition “5000 steps or more” is set, the management server 200 determines whether or not the number of steps indicated in the step number information included in the exercise data is 5000 steps or more. If management server 200 judges that grant condition information is satisfied (Step S340; YES), privilege grant information registered in privilege information database 250 (for example, a discount coupon of a specific restaurant is read (or created). In addition to returning this to the reader / writer 400, the information delivery destination address (for example, own mobile phone or wife's mobile phone) is read from the member information database 210, and privilege grant information is sent to these information delivery destination addresses. (Step S350) Upon receiving the privilege grant information from the management server 200, the reader / writer 400 displays it on the display device (Step S360), and ends the service processing described above.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, not only providing an exercise menu (exercise support information) based on the user's personal information, but also providing recommended recipe information based on calorie intake, calorie consumption, etc. I do. As a result, if a diet with an unbalanced nutritional balance is revealed, recommended recipe information that corrects such a diet is provided to the user, so that it is possible to support the creation of a truly healthy body. .

  In addition, the management server 200 provides not only such exercise support information and recommended recipe information, but also a privilege such as a discount coupon for a restaurant if the number of steps of the user measured by the pedometer reaches the target number of steps (or the amount of exercise). Grant information is sent. By giving such a privilege, the user can further improve motivation for exercise.

  Furthermore, recommended recipe information, privilege grant information, and the like are transmitted to an information distribution destination address registered in advance by the user. For example, if the user is a wife person, by specifying the address of his wife's mobile phone as the information distribution destination address, the recommended recipe information can be notified to his wife and useful information can be shared .

B. Modification <Modification 1>
In the present embodiment described above, a pedometer is exemplified as a device for measuring the amount of exercise of the user, but it is needless to say that the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the present invention can also be applied to various portable terminals (such as a mobile phone) having the same function as a pedometer.

<Modification 2>
In the present embodiment described above, the case where the management server 200 provides exercise support information, recommended recipe information, and privilege grant information to the user has been described. In addition to these, the user's today's fortune, biorhythm, health fortune-telling, etc. Content may be provided to the user. In this case, for example, personal information (for example, date of birth, weight, latest exercise data, etc.) of the user registered in the member information database 210 may be reflected in the content.

<Modification 3>
Further, at least a part of various information (that is, exercise support information, recommended recipe information, privilege grant information) provided from the management server 200 to the reader / writer 400 is transferred from the reader / writer 400 to the user's pedometer. You may make it transmit to 500. Note that which information is to be transmitted can be appropriately set and changed according to the design of the system.

<Modification 4>
In the above-described embodiment, personal information such as extension, weight, address, and information distribution destination address (for example, own mobile phone or wife's mobile phone) is registered using the PC 600. Of course, registration may be performed using a telephone or the like.

  Note that the steps of the processes shown in the present embodiment and each modification can be executed in any order or in parallel within a range in which there is no contradiction in the processing contents. Furthermore, in this specification and the like, the term “means” does not simply mean a physical means, but includes a case where the functions of the means are realized by software. Furthermore, the function of one means may be realized by two or more physical means, or the functions of two or more means may be realized by one physical means. In addition, the software development support program according to the present invention is downloaded through various recording media such as an optical disk such as a CD-ROM and a DVD-ROM, a magnetic disk, and a semiconductor memory, or via a communication network. Can be installed or loaded on a computer.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Health management support system, 200 ... Management server, 210 ... Member information database, 220 ... Menu information database, 230 ... Exercise support information database, 240 ... Recipe database, 250 ... Bonus grant database, 260a ... Member registration / management means, 260b ... commodity menu management means, 260c ... exercise support information creation means, 260d ... recipe information creation means, 260e ... privilege grant means, 260f ... information control means, 300 ... communication network, 400 ... reader / writer, 500 ... pedometer, 510 ... CPU, 520 ... ROM, 530 ... RAM, 540 ... acceleration sensor, 550 ... IC card chip, 560 ... display device, 570 ... communication control unit, 580 ... operation unit.

Claims (7)

First acquisition means for acquiring exercise data representing the amount of exercise of the user from a measurement means for measuring the amount of exercise of the user;
Second acquisition means for acquiring ingestion menu information representing the content of the meal ingested by the user;
First creation means for creating exercise support information representing exercise advice suitable for the user based on the exercise data and the intake menu information;
Second creation means for creating recommended recipe information representing a future meal menu suitable for the user based on the exercise data and the intake menu information;
A health management support apparatus, comprising: an informing means for informing the user of the exercise support information and the recommended recipe information. First storage means for storing personal information of the user;
Further comprising second storage means for storing exercise guideline information serving as a guideline for creating the exercise support information,
The first creation means includes
The health management support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the exercise support information is created based on the personal information of the user, the exercise data, the intake menu information, and the exercise guideline information. Further comprising third storage means for storing recipe information serving as a guideline for creating the recommended recipe;
The second creating means includes
The health management support apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the recommended recipe information is created based on the personal information of the user, the exercise data, the intake menu information, and the recipe information. The personal information of the user includes a transmission destination address that specifies a transmission destination of the information,
The health management support apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a transmission unit configured to transmit the recommended recipe information to the transmission destination address. A fourth storage means for storing grant condition information representing a privilege grant condition;
Judgment means for judging whether or not the amount of exercise of the user indicated in the exercise data satisfies a privilege granting condition indicated in the granting condition information;
The privilege granting means for granting the privilege to the user when it is determined that the amount of exercise of the user satisfies the privilege granting condition. The health management support apparatus according to claim 1.   The health management support apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the personal information of the user includes history information of the exercise data of the user. A health management system comprising a measuring device for measuring a user's fate, a reader terminal capable of communicating with the measuring device, and a management server connected to the reader terminal via a communication network,
The reader terminal is
Reader means for reading exercise data representing the amount of exercise of the user;
Input means for inputting ingestion menu information representing the content of the meal ingested by the user,
The management server
First acquisition means for acquiring the exercise data from the reader terminal;
Second acquisition means for acquiring the intake menu information from the reader terminal;
First creation means for creating exercise support information representing exercise advice suitable for the user based on the exercise data and the intake menu information;
Second creation means for creating recommended recipe information representing a future meal menu suitable for the user based on the exercise data and the intake menu information;
A health management support system comprising: notification means for notifying the user of the exercise support information and the recommended recipe information by transmitting the exercise support information and the recommended recipe information to the reader terminal.

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