FoodBrain Pro
Health & Fitness
Brain Training Games to help you eat healthier and possibly lose weight!
- Downloads
- 10+
- on Google Play
- Price
- $2.99
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Dec 25
- 2018
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About FoodBrain Pro
Some researchers have published studies reporting that people have lost weight using just one of these techniques. We have utilized a large variety of techniques in this app. No scientific research has yet been conducted with our particular implementation, but you can monitor your weight and food cravings to decide for yourself whether it works for you. If nothing else, you can have fun playing the games and challenging your brain. We hope to conduct research and become leaders in a new approach to behavior change that is both enjoyable and helpful. Give it a try and let us know what you think!
What’s new
Updated December 25, 2018
Initial release of the Pro version of the brain training app that helps you prefer healthier food choices. The app uses principles of cognitive bias modification, learning theory, and education in the hope it will help you eat healthier and possibly lose weight. This is a great way to try to get healthier as a result of playing games!
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