Eat Well Global Launches "Nutritionist in Your Pocket" Travel Apps

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Eat Well Global Launches "Nutritionist in Your Pocket" Travel Apps PR Newswire TEL AVIV, Israel, June 13, 2012 - Founder Talks Global Workplace Wellness Strategies During Israeli Nutrition Week TEL AVIV, Israel, June 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Eating well abroad just

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Eat Well Global Launches "Nutritionist in Your

Pocket" Travel Apps

PR Newswire

TEL AVIV, Israel, June 13, 2012

- Founder Talks Global Workplace Wellness Strategies During Israeli Nutrition

Week

TEL AVIV, Israel

,

June 13, 2012

/PRNewswire/ -- Eating well abroad just got

easier as Eat Well Global, Inc., announces a suite of new "nutritionist in your

pocket" country guide apps to help business and leisure travelers stay healthy

and manage their weight while traveling abroad. The new apps being launched

this week at the 10th Israeli Nutrition Week Conference include Eat Well Israel,

China

,

Argentina

,

Mexico

,

Japan

,

Thailand

and

Venezuela

. Eat Well Global

founder, Julie Meyer, RD, will present global workplace wellness strategies to

prevent obesity at the Israeli Ministry of Health symposium, "Let's Stop the

Epidemic," on Thursday.

"Eating well is critical for maintaining energy and staying focused," according to

Meyer. "But often travelers don't know how to eat well in a new country and

can fall off a healthy eating plan. Our apps fill this need with insights from local

registered dietitians to help you find healthy and energizing foods that are also

authentic to the region."

Eat Well Global country guides are available in iTunes and Android stores for

$2.99

(US) and include the following insights:

How to Eat Well – A health snapshot of the host country, including market tour, food

safety information, typical dishes, etc.

Where to Eat Well – Nutritionist-approved listings in major cities, including restaurants,

markets, delivery services and cooking schools.

Eating Well with Special Dietary Needs – Low fat? Kosher? Vegan? Gluten-free?

Cultural insights plus audio files in local languages make ordering easy.

Eat Well at Home – Authentic, healthy recipes written by local chefs.

Meyer is also announcing, Eat Well for Business Travel

($1.99)

, a new app

tailored to the special needs of global road warriors.

Israeli Nutrition Week is a natural launching point for the new apps, bringing

together 1,500 global health professionals. "

Israel

has significant culinary

diversity," according to Eat Well Israel correspondent, Chef Sagi Schwartz, RD.

"I am proud to provide global travelers with insights on how to maintain a

healthy eating plan while enjoying the best

Israel

has to offer." Schwartz will

present the Eat Well Israel app during the "New and Exciting Technologies"

session on Thursday.

For information on Eat Well Global, visit www.eatwellglobal.com and for Meyer's

ProfNet Connect profile, go to http://www.profnetconnect.com/juliemeyerrdd.

Contact: Jennifer Insel

Eat Well Global, Inc.

+1-917-449-3206

media@eatwellglobal.com