Navigating Global Menus with EDS: Your Soft Food Restaurant Companion

Dining out with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) presents unique challenges, especially when soft-food diets are necessary to prevent discomfort or injury. Foreign travel adds language barriers and unfamiliar ingredients to the mix. The mm food app transforms this experience into a stress-free adventure with two powerful features designed for EDS warriors.

Conquer Language Barriers Instantly

Imagine sitting in a Parisian bistro, Tokyo eatery, or Mexican cantina, effortlessly understanding every menu item. The app’s real-time translation feature converts menus into your native language with a simple scan. No more guessing or relying on fragmented translations—see dish descriptions clearly as you:

• Scan physical or digital menus with your phone camera
• Receive instant translations preserving food terminology
• View ingredient lists without confusing jargon

Smart Soft-Food Filtering for EDS Safety

Beyond translation, mm food performs AI-powered analysis tailored to your dietary needs. When you enter "soft food" or specific restrictions (like "no hard/crunchy textures," "no tough meats"), the app flags safe dishes based on:

• Texture analysis of ingredients and preparation methods
• Avoidance of common EDS triggers like chewy, fibrous, or hard elements
• Compatibility with comorbid conditions (e.g., GERD, dysautonomia)

Global Dining Confidence in 3 Steps

1. Set Preferences: Select "Soft Diet" or customize restrictions (e.g., "no nuts," "low-acid").
2. Scan & Translate: Point your camera at any menu worldwide.
3. Get Recommendations: See highlighted safe dishes with preparation notes.

Dine Smarter, Anywhere

Combine technology with communication:

• Show servers translated dietary requests using the app
• Save favorite safe meals for future visits
• Discover allergen-friendly restaurants worldwide

Embrace culinary freedom with mm food—where every bite is safe, understood, and deeply enjoyed. Explore global flavors without compromising your health.