1. GL-eNestlé Nutrition, Health and Wellness Some figures –170 million people worldwide with diabetes –worldwide 300 million obese adults and at least 155 million school- age children are overweight or obese –2% US adults and 5% children suffer from food allergies –global “better for you” foods market almost $129 billion in 2004 Mobile devices and wearable computers –Likely to become integrated part of the nutrition, health and wellness approach –Preventive medicine, self-help and activity tracking

2. GL-eNestlé Nutrition, Health and Wellness Possible mobile applications –Monitoring blood pressure, glucose level, food intake –Tracking exercises, burned calories –Reminding patients to take their medicine, suggesting meals –Sending data to doctors or intelligent agents

3. GL-eNestlé Nutrition, Health and Wellness Some examples –Dedicated devices measuring burned calories (Bodybugg, Nike+iPod) or keeping track of food and calories intake (CalorieScanner, Salter Nutrition Kitchen Scale, modified Aibo) –Hundreds of online tools and applications (FitDay, StartYourDiet, Calorie-Count) –Applications for PDAs (WeightWatchers On-The-Go with 25’000 item food database, Atkins 2Go) or mobile phones (MyFoodPhone, Nutracheck) –Mobile health monitoring (Lifewatcher, eMediate)

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