JPH1153319A - Health care device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To check the health condition in real time by deciding an ingestion calorie and a consumed calorie via the input of data on the eating and sports habits and then comparing both calories with each other. SOLUTION: The personal data on the height, weight, age, sex., etc., which are inputted via an input device 20 s the initial value used for various calculations are stored in a personal data storage area. The ingestion calorie corresponding to a list of foods are stored in an injection calorie data storage area, and the consumed energy corresponding to the types of sports are stored in a consumed calorie data storage area. Then a sport is selected by the device 20 and a prescribed calculation is performed by an arithmetic processor 30 to decide a consumed calorie. The difference between the ingestion energy necessary for a person and the calorie stored in the ingestion calorie data area is compared with the calorie stored in a consumed calorie data storage area based on the personal data. Then the arithmetic result is evaluated and shown on a display device 21.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a health management device that can easily manage health anywhere.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has been a strong desire among young women to be slim, and diet-consciousness has been increasing. For example, it is assumed that such a diet can be performed systematically as described in Utility Model Registration No. 301.
No. 6509. This one is
A predetermined numerical value is obtained from a form on which a numerical value corresponding to a meal menu is described, and the obtained numerical value is input to a portable calculator for calculating calories, whereby the daily caloric intake can be displayed. Therefore, those who want to diet, based on the calorie intake displayed on the calculator,
Judge yourself if you have taken too much calories, and if you do, take a diet while thinking about yourself, such as choosing a low calorie when choosing your next meal menu. Things.

[0003] In addition, adult diseases in middle-aged and elderly people are increasing year by year, and treatment of patients suffering from diabetes, which is one of the adult diseases, requires not only drug treatment but also diet and exercise treatment. is there. For example, in such a diabetic patient, data on diet and exercise are recorded on a daily basis by the patient, and the patient brings these data to the hospital every predetermined period, and the hospital analyzes and processes the data, and diagnoses the patient. And give guidance. However, the analysis processing of these data performed in the hospital usually requires several days including the data input operation, so that when the patient goes to the hospital, diagnosis and guidance cannot be immediately received. Therefore, in order to provide timely patient guidance, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open
No. 64964. This device records data on the patient's diet and exercise on an IC card, connects the data to a host computer installed in a hospital using a telephone line, and inputs various data. It is possible to perform predetermined processing related to diagnosis and guidance of the patient, and to display diagnosis results and guidance results in a timely manner by a display device provided on the telephone.

[0004]

However, according to the utility model registration No. 3016509, when it is desired to know the calorie intake timely anywhere, it is necessary to carry a calculator and a form together. In addition, not only is the task of obtaining a numerical value corresponding to a meal menu to be input to the calculator from the form very complicated, but also the numerical value must be input to the calculator, and inputting this numerical value is very troublesome.

[0005] Further, in the method described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-64964, data is input by connecting to a host computer installed in a hospital using a telephone line, so that the operation is extremely difficult. It is complicated and it is not possible to obtain diagnosis and guidance results unless a telephone line is nearby. In order to judge the health condition in real time, it is conceivable to connect to a host computer using a communication means such as a mobile phone. However, the whole device becomes large and is not suitable for carrying.

[0006]

In order to solve the above problems, according to the present invention, there is provided a personal data input means for inputting personal data, an ingestion data input means for inputting data on eating habits, Intake calorie calculation means for calculating calorie intake based on data input by the data input means, exercise data input means for inputting data relating to exercise, and calorie consumption based on data input by the exercise data input means Calorie consumption calculating means, comparing means for comparing the calorie intake and calorie consumption, evaluating means for evaluating the result compared by the comparing means, and display means for displaying the result evaluated by the evaluating means. It is characterized by having.

The personal data input by the personal data input means comprises the weight and height of the individual. 4. The apparatus according to claim 3, wherein said evaluation means includes a storage means for storing a transition in a predetermined period, and a prediction means for predicting an evaluation after a predetermined period.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the ingestion data input means includes an ingestion time storage means in which a predetermined ingestion time is set in advance, and a calendar means comprising a date and time.
It is provided with a notifying means for notifying when the predetermined intake time has come. 6. The apparatus according to claim 5, wherein said evaluation means comprises an undernutrition storage means storing an undernutrient corresponding to the evaluation result, and an undernutrition display which displays the undernutrition on said display means when there is a deficient nutrient. Means are provided.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the health management device is configured to have a size suitable for carrying.

[0010]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 10 denotes a portable health management device. Reference numeral 30 denotes an arithmetic processing unit (CPU), which performs calculations based on various programs and various data stored in the memory 50. The input device 20, the display device 21, and the notification device 22 are connected to the arithmetic processing device 30 via the interface 40, and by operating a plurality of buttons (not shown) provided on the input device 20,
A signal corresponding to the operation can be input to the arithmetic processing unit 30. The display device 21 is configured to display a calculation result, an evaluation result, and the like by the arithmetic processing device 30.
, Etc., which can be notified audibly according to the calculation result. Reference numeral 60 denotes a clock, which outputs a timing signal to the arithmetic processing unit 30. Also,
The arithmetic processing unit 30 receives the timing signal of the clock 60 and also processes the date, time, and calendar. Reference numeral 70 denotes a power supply device, which includes a display device 21, a notification device 22, an arithmetic processing device 30, a memory 50, and a clock 60.
And so on. For example, a button battery or the like is used as the power supply device 70, so that the health management device 10 is suitable for carrying.

In the memory 50, as shown in FIG.
Various areas are provided. More specifically, reference numeral 501 denotes a transition data storage area, as shown in FIG. 4, capable of storing a result evaluated by the arithmetic processing unit 30 every day. This evaluation result is a cumulative value of the evaluation results evaluated during the same day. The details of this evaluation will be described later. Reference numeral 502 denotes an ingestion time data storage area, for example, as shown in FIG.
A time for notifying the start and end of a time zone most suitable for eating dinner is stored. Numeral 503 denotes a calorie intake data storage area, as shown in FIG. 6, which is associated with six groups of basic foods as shown in the Japanese Standard Composition Table of Foods (Science and Technology Agency Resource Research Committee) (each The calorie intake is calculated by one unit calculation) and, as shown in FIG. 7, the calorie intake corresponding to the food list (each calorie calculated by one unit calculation) is stored. The selection of the six groups of basic foods or the foods in the food list stored in the intake calorie data storage area 503 is performed by the input device 20.
Can be selected. 504 is a calorie consumption data storage area, as shown in FIG. 8, which stores the energy consumption associated with the exercise type, selects the exercise type with the input device 20, and selects the exercise type with the arithmetic processing device 30. The calorie consumption is obtained by performing a predetermined calculation. Reference numeral 505 denotes a program storage area, which stores an arithmetic expression and various programs to be described later for calculating calorie consumption. The various programs will be described later with reference to flowcharts. 5
Reference numeral 06 denotes a personal data storage area, which can be selected by the input device 20 to store personal data such as height, weight, age, and gender as initial values of various calculations as shown in FIG. ing. Reference numeral 507 denotes a clock / calendar register. As shown in FIG.
The present date, time, and calendar obtained based on the timing signal output from the CPU to the arithmetic processing device 30 can be stored.

FIG. 3 shows an external view of the health management device 10. The input device 20 includes various buttons 20a to 20a.
0d, so that the display device 21 described above can display the calculation result of the calculation processing device 30 and the like. The health management device 10 has a shape suitable for being carried, for example, a shape and a size that can be gripped by the palm of the hand.

When a button 20a (screen switching button) is pressed to switch to a screen on which data relating to calorie intake and calorie consumption can be input on the display device 21, the screen is switched to a screen as shown in FIG. Further, by sequentially pressing the buttons 20b (selection buttons), the characters indicating the food displayed in the food display area 21b on the screen 21a are sequentially highlighted (in FIG. 3, the character indicating "rice" is highlighted, and the next). When the button 20b is pressed, the next character is highlighted). When the character indicating the desired food is highlighted and the button 20c (confirmation button) is pressed, the selection of the food is completed. When this selection is completed, the cursor is moved to the intake amount display area 21c, and the button 20b is sequentially pressed, whereby the intake amount display area 21c is pressed.
The cursor moves within c, and when the cursor has moved to the desired amount, the button 20c is pressed to complete the setting of the intake amount. For example, this intake amount display area 21c
Has a horizontal bar graph shape, and the cursor moves from the left end to the right end each time the button 20b is pressed, and the intake amount to be set increases as the cursor moves from the left end to the right end. ing. When the cursor moves to the right end, the cursor moves from the left end toward the right end again. When the setting of the data on the ingested food and the amount is completed, the input data on the food is stored in the consumed calorie data storage area 503 together with the date and time as shown in FIG. The calorie intake is calculated based on a calculation formula described later by 30 and the numerical value of the calorie intake calculated by the calculation is displayed in the calorie display area 21h.

Next, when the button 20b is pressed, one of the characters indicating the type of exercise is highlighted (in FIG. 3, for example, a racket character indicating "tennis" and a shoe indicating "walking" are displayed). (Either of the foot characters worn is displayed in reverse video, but in practice it is selected from a plurality of exercise events as shown in FIG. 8)
When the button 20b is further pressed, the character indicating the type of the next exercise is highlighted. When the character indicating the desired exercise type is highlighted, the button 2
Pressing 0c completes the exercise type selection. Then, the cursor moves to the exercise time display area 21f, and the button 2
The cursor is moved in the exercise time display area 21f by sequentially pressing 0b, and the setting of the exercise time is completed by pressing the button 20c when the cursor moves to a desired time. For example, the aforementioned intake amount display area 2
Similarly to 1c, the exercise time display area 21f has a horizontally long bar graph shape, and the cursor moves from the left end to the right end each time the button 20b is pressed, and as the cursor moves from the left end to the right end. Exercise time to be set increases. When the cursor moves to the right end, the cursor moves from the left end toward the right end again. When the setting of the data relating to the exercise is completed in this manner, a predetermined calorie consumption calculation is performed by the arithmetic processing unit 30 in the same manner as the calorie intake described above, and the numerical value of the calorie consumption obtained by the calculation is displayed in the calorie display area 21h. Is displayed. The button 20d
The (reset button) is a button for canceling a selection or input error.

With the above operation, the setting of the data for obtaining the calorie intake and the calorie consumption is completed. Note that data relating to screens such as a screen for inputting data relating to the calorie intake and the calorie consumption are stored in the program storage area 505 of the memory 50 in advance. Next, the operation of the arithmetic processing unit 30 of the health management device 10 having the above configuration will be described using a flowchart.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the operation of setting the initial values of the health management device 10 shown in FIG. For example, when the screen switching buttons 20a are sequentially pressed, the screen 21a is switched to a screen for inputting an initial value, and the screen 21a is switched.
A screen for inputting the initial values of the date and time is displayed on a.

In step 100, the cursor is at a position for inputting a date. In this state, pressing the button 20b adds the date by one day. Button 2
Pressing 0d decrements the date by one day. When the date setting is completed in this manner, the date setting is completed by pressing the button 20c. Then, the cursor moves to the position for inputting the time, and in this state, the button 20 is pressed.
Pressing b increments the time by one second. By pressing the button 20d, the time is reduced by one second. When the time setting is completed in this manner, the time setting is completed by pressing the button 20c.

When the setting of the date and time is completed, the process proceeds to the next step 101. In step 101, a screen for inputting initial values such as height, weight, age, and gender as personal data is displayed on the screen 21a, and various data can be input. The personal data thus input is stored in the personal data storage area 506 of the memory 50.

When the setting of these initial values is completed, the health management device 10 becomes operable. Note that the initial value needs to be reset when, for example, a battery as a power supply is replaced or when a user changes. After the setting of the initial values is completed in this way, that is, the operation of the health management device 10 in an actual use state will be described based on the flowchart of FIG.

When the button 20a is pressed, the processing of the flowchart shown in FIG. 13 is executed. In step 200, the screen selected by the button 20a is displayed on the display device 21 as the screen 21a. Next, in step 201,
Data can be input according to each mode. Step 2
In step 02, the input data is stored in a predetermined area of the memory 50 with the date and time paired. In step 203, it is determined whether or not there is data to be input next. If there is data to be input next, the process proceeds to step 201, and the processing in steps 201 to 20 is performed.
Step 3 is performed. If there is no data to be input next, the processing of this flowchart ends.

For example, if the screen for inputting the data on the calorie intake and the calorie consumption is selected in step 200, the data input on the type and intake of the food, the type of exercise and the exercise time is input in the next step 201. Is displayed on the screen 21a. In step 202, various data are stored in the intake calorie data storage area 503 and the consumed calorie data storage area 504 of the memory 50 together with the date and time.

By the processing of steps 200 to 203, the selected screen is displayed on the screen 21a, and various processing can be performed. Next, after the setting of these various data is completed, the screen is switched to the evaluation screen by sequentially pressing the buttons 20a, and then the processing of the flowchart shown in FIG. 14 is executed by pressing the button 20c.

In step 300, the calorie intake is determined based on the food and calorie data shown in FIG. 6 stored in the calorie intake data storage area 503 of the memory 50. For example, rice (160kcal), meat (240kcal)
cal), vegetables (80 kcal), fruits (80 kca)
l) The total calorie intake when eating is "560 kc
al ". The calorie intake in this example is for one meal.

In step 301, based on the personal data stored in the personal data storage area 506 of the memory 50, the necessary intake energy required for the user is calculated using the following equation (1). In addition, (height x height x 2
2) indicates the standard weight (ideal weight obtained from the height), and the numerical value “35” is a coefficient when the living activity intensity is moderate. For those who can not exercise much, this value is "25
~ 30. For those who work hard, this figure is
"0" in advance.

(Height (m) × height (m) × 22) × 35 = necessary intake energy (kcal) ─ (1) For example, the required intake energy that a person with a height of 170 cm must take in a day is “2225. .3 kcal ". In step 302, the difference between the calorie intake determined in step 300 and the required intake energy determined in step 301 is calculated based on the following equation (2).

Required energy intake (kcal) −calorie intake (kcal) = difference (kcal) ─ (2) In this equation, if the difference is positive, too much calorie is taken; if this difference is negative, The calorie intake will be too low. Note that the calorie intake in the above equation (2) is the final difference obtained by subtracting the total calorie intake per day from the required energy intake.

In step 303, the calorie consumption is calculated based on the various data stored in the calorie consumption data storage area 504. Specifically, based on the data of the exercise type and the energy consumption shown in FIG. 18, the energy consumption according to the input exercise type and the gender of the male or female is obtained. Next, calorie consumption is calculated based on the following equation (3). The weight in the following equation (3) uses the value stored in the personal data storage area 506 of the memory 50 as an initial value, and the exercise time is input in step 201 and the calorie consumption data storage area 504 of the memory 50 is used. The calorie consumption is determined by using the exercise time stored in. Energy ゛ consumption (kcal / kg / min) x body weight (kg) x exercise time (min) = calorie consumption (kcal) ─ (3) For example, when a man weighing 60 kg walks for 60 minutes, the calorie consumption is From equation (3), “205.2 kca
l ”.

At step 304, at step 302
Then, the difference between the intake calorie and the required intake energy obtained in step 303 and the consumed calorie are compared and evaluated. Before displaying the result of this evaluation, the screen is switched so that two pieces of calorie intake and calorie consumption can be viewed on the same screen as shown in FIG. For example, the calorie intake (breakfast: one serving) determined in step 300 is “560 kcal”
If the required calorie intake calculated in step 301 is “2225.3 kcal”, the step 3
The difference between the intake calorie and the required intake energy obtained in 02 is “−1665.3 kcal”. Next, the calorie consumption determined in step 303 is “205.2 kca”.
l ”, the calorie consumption“ 205.2 kcal ”is subtracted from the difference between the calorie intake and the required energy intake“ −1665.3 kcal ”to obtain“ −1460.1 kcal ”.
cal ".

That is, the evaluation is performed according to any of the following conditions (a) to (c). (a) Energy intake required (kcal)-Calorie intake (kcal)-Calorie consumption (kcal)
cal) <300 (kcal) Under this condition, it is determined that the skin is too thin. (b) Necessary intake energy (kcal)-Calorie intake (kcal)-Calorie consumption (kcal)
cal) = ± 300 (kcal) Under this condition, it is determined that the current status is maintained. (c) Necessary energy intake (kcal)-Calorie intake (kcal)-Calorie consumption (k
cal)> 300 (kcal) Under this condition, it is determined that the subject is overweight.

For example, if it is determined based on the above (a) to (c) that the character is too thin, a character indicating too thin is displayed on the screen 21a as shown in FIG. When it is determined, a character indicating the status quo as shown in FIG. 16B is displayed, and when it is determined that the character is overweight, a character indicating an overweight as shown in FIG. 16C is displayed. It has become.

As shown in FIG. 4, the evaluation result can be stored in the transition data storage area 501 of the memory 50 as a pair of the date and the evaluation result. If food is consumed before this date changes, the calorie intake from the consumed food is added to the calorie intake used in the previous calculation (cumulative calorie intake for one day). In the case of performing, the calorie consumption according to the type of exercise is added to the calorie consumption previously obtained (the calorie consumption for one day is accumulated), and then a new evaluation result is obtained. The evaluation result of the same day is updated and stored in association with the date.

The health management device 10 is further provided with a function of notifying a time zone suitable for eating. The operation of the arithmetic processing unit 30 when notifying this time will be described based on the flowchart of FIG. In step 400, the time zone of each intake timing stored in the intake timing data storage area 502 of the memory 50 is read. In the next step 401, it is determined from the food, date and time data shown in FIG. 11 stored in the intake calorie data storage area 503 of the memory 50 whether data has been input during the time period read in step 400. If the data has been input, the processing of this flowchart ends. If it is determined that no data has been input, the process proceeds to the next step 402.

In step 402, the above-mentioned step 400
By comparing the time zone of the intake time read in the above with the current time stored in the clock and the calendar register 507, it is determined whether or not the intake time has come. Based on this determination, the intake time is compared with each intake time. If it is determined that the time has come,
For example, the notification device 22 notifies the person using the health management device 10 that it is the beginning of a time zone preferable for eating a meal. If it is determined in step 402 that it is not the start and end of the preferred time zone for ingestion, the processing of this flowchart ends.

The processing of this flowchart is executed at a predetermined time interval (for example, several mSec), so that the start and end of a time zone preferable for ingestion can be notified. I have. If the data is input after the notification that the time zone is preferable for ingestion, the end of the time zone is determined in step 4
The determination of 01 is YES and no notification is made.

Next, a process for obtaining a missing nutrient based on the transition of the evaluation result within a predetermined period will be described with reference to a flowchart shown in FIG. As for the transition of the evaluation result, the screen is switched by sequentially pressing the buttons 20a, and the flowchart shown in the process of FIG. 18 is executed. In step 500, the transition data storage area 501 of the memory 50 shown in FIG.
For example, data for one week (seven days) is fetched from the data shown in FIG. Next, in step 501, the step 50 is executed.
The evaluation result read at 0 is accumulated, and this accumulated value is compared with FIG.
The missing nutrient is determined based on the data consisting of the missing calories and the missing nutrients shown in FIG. At the time of this determination, a combination that can compensate for the lack of calories is determined by using a food other than the foods listed in FIG. It is supposed to.

In step 502, the aforementioned step 500
Based on the transition data read in step 5 and the deficient nutrients determined in step 501, as shown in FIG.
1a, the transition data is displayed as a graph G (the horizontal axis indicates days and the vertical axis indicates evaluation results), and the accumulated evaluation results H and the characters K of the evaluation results are also displayed on the same screen. In the example of FIG. 20, the calorie intake is positive, and there is no lack of nutrients, so the reverse display of the insufficient nutrients is not performed.

However, as shown in FIG. 21, when the cumulative evaluation result is "-500 kcal", the calorie intake is insufficient, and the character corresponding to the insufficient nutrient is inverted. Display R is displayed. Next, a process of estimating the transition of the evaluation result after a predetermined period will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In this transition prediction process, the screen is switched by sequentially pressing the buttons 20a, and the flowchart shown in the process of FIG. 22 is executed. For example, a process of estimating a transition one week later will be described below.

At step 600, for example, one week (7 days) of data is fetched from the data shown in FIG. 4 stored in the transition data storage area 501 of the memory 50. In step 601, the accumulated value of the transition data read in step 600 and the average value of the evaluation results for one week are obtained. Next, the average value of the evaluation results is added to the cumulative value of the transition data by 1.
By adding the week, the change one week later is expected.

For example, in FIG.
Since the cumulative value of the evaluation results up to the day is “700 kcal” and the average value is “100 kcal”,
As for the estimation of the evaluation result on the day, the evaluation result is expected to increase by 100 kcal from January 7 to one week later.
When the cumulative value "700 kcal" of the evaluation results for seven days is added to the cumulative value "700 kcal" of the evaluation results on March 7, the result is "1400 kcal". This is an estimate of the evaluation result one week later when living the same manner as the past one week.

In step 602, a deficient nutrient is determined from the expected value of the evaluation result one week later obtained in step 601 and the data shown in FIG. Next, in Step 603, based on the transition of the evaluation result predicted in Step 601 and the deficient nutrient obtained in Step 602, as shown in FIG. If there is a nutrient deficiency, the corresponding character is highlighted as shown in FIG.

In the above-described embodiment, the data relating to the consumed calories and the consumed calories can be easily input, and the characters corresponding to the deficient nutrients are highlighted by comparing the two calories. You can easily find the missing food at any time. In addition, the power source of the health management device 10 is a button battery, and the health management device 10 is configured in a shape and size suitable for carrying. Therefore, carrying becomes easy, and health can be easily managed anywhere.

In this embodiment, the period during which the transition data of the evaluation result can be stored is set to one week.
If there is enough memory, it may be set to one month. Furthermore,
A description will be given of a second embodiment in which the health management apparatus 10 described above is provided with other functions. FIG. 24 is an external view of a health management device 10 according to the second embodiment. This figure differs from the above-described health management apparatus 10 in that a sensor 80 and an input / output device 90 are added.

In FIG. 24, a sensor 80 is a sensor capable of detecting a pulse and sweat generated from a finger. When a person using the health management device 10 touches the sensor 80 with his / her finger, the health condition of the person is detected. Can be determined. Although not shown in FIG. 24, FIG.
As shown in the control block diagram of the health management device 10, a sensor 80 is connected and an input / output device 90 is connected.

The input / output device 90 can read and write programs and data stored in the memory 50 of the health management device 10 by connecting it to, for example, a personal computer. Further, by connecting to a printer, the evaluation result of the health management device 10 can be printed. By providing the above-described sensor 80 in this manner, it is possible to display a health condition, and it is also possible to perform health management more accurately.

Further, by inputting the output of the pedometer into the health management device 10, it is possible to simplify the trouble of inputting the data on the calorie consumption.

[0046]

As described above, according to the present invention, calorie intake and calorie consumption are obtained by inputting data on dietary life and data on exercise life, and the excess and deficiency are evaluated by comparing the two. Then, since the evaluation result is displayed, the health condition can be checked in real time.

Further, since a time suitable for ingesting the calorie intake is notified, by eating in accordance with the notification, it is possible to maintain and manage a regular eating habit. Furthermore, by comparing the calorie intake and the calorie consumption, the nutrients that need to be ingested are displayed based on the evaluation result, so that by taking the nutrients based on this display, it is possible to lead a balanced diet. Becomes possible,
It has the effect of self-managing health. In addition, since the health management device is configured in a size suitable for carrying, it is easy to carry and self-care can be easily performed anywhere.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a control block diagram of a health management device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing each area of a memory of the health management device.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an external view of a health management device.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the contents of a transition data storage area.

FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the contents of an intake time data storage area.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a nutrient table for six groups stored in an intake calorie data storage area.

FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining an outside food list stored in an intake calorie data storage area.

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the contents of a consumed calorie data storage area.

FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the contents of a personal data storage area.

FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the contents of a time and calendar register.

FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining food data that has been input and stored in a memory;

FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining an initialization process.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating a mode selection process.

FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating an evaluation process.

FIG. 15 is a diagram for describing a screen displaying an evaluation result.

FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining a character according to the evaluation result.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating a process of notifying an ingestion time.

FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating a screen displaying a transition of an evaluation result and a deficient nutrient for a predetermined period.

FIG. 19 is a diagram for explaining a table in which calories and foods are associated with each other in order to supplement deficient nutrients.

FIG. 20 is a graph showing transition of evaluation results in a predetermined period,
It is a figure for explaining character display of a deficiency nutrient.

FIG. 21 is a diagram for explaining a screen when a character of an insufficient nutrient is highlighted.

FIG. 22 is a flowchart illustrating a process of estimating an evaluation result for a predetermined period.

FIG. 23 is a graph showing the transition of the evaluation result for a predetermined period,
It is a figure for explaining character display of a deficiency nutrient.

FIG. 24 is a diagram for explaining a health management device according to the second embodiment provided with a sensor for detecting a health condition.

FIG. 25 is a control block diagram of a health management device according to the second embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 10 health management device 20 input device 20a button 20b button 20c button 20d button 21 display device 21a display screen 22 notification device 30 arithmetic processing device 40 interface 50 memory 60 clock 80 sensor 90 input / output device

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. Intake data input means for inputting personal data, ingestion data input means for inputting data relating to eating habits, and ingested calorie operation means for calculating calorie intake based on data input by the ingestion data input means. When,
Exercise data input means for inputting data on exercise,
Based on the data input by the exercise data input means,
Calorie consumption calculating means for calculating calorie consumption, comparing means for comparing the calorie intake and calorie consumption, evaluating means for evaluating the result compared by the comparing means, and display for displaying the result evaluated by the evaluating means And a health management device. 2. The health management device according to claim 1, wherein the personal data input by the personal data input means comprises a weight and a height of the individual. 3. The health management device according to claim 1, wherein the evaluation unit includes a storage unit that stores a transition in a predetermined period, and a prediction unit that predicts an evaluation after the predetermined period. 4. The ingestion data input means includes an ingestion time storage means in which a predetermined ingestion time is set in advance, and a calendar means comprising a date and a time, and a notification means for informing when the predetermined ingestion time has come. The health management device according to claim 1, further comprising: 5. An under-nutrient storage unit storing under-nutrients corresponding to an evaluation result, and an under-nutrient display unit displaying under-nutrients on the display unit when there is a lack of nutrients. The health management device according to claim 1, wherein the health management device is provided. 6. The health management device according to claim 1, wherein the health management device is configured to have a size suitable for being carried.