BOSTON - BostonChron -- Personal Remedies announced today a partnership with Amazon through its Nutridigm API so Alexa customers can easily access information from its database of food and medical conditions. Customers can now ask questions like "Are almonds good for diabetes?" and "What fruits are good for your acne?" to get trusted information from Personal Remedies.

Personal Remedies (PR) knowledgebase is the product of an AI-based technology that can capture, aggregate, analyze and summarize latest research and science available on various types of interactions and relationships such as food-medical conditions, nutrient-medical conditions, food-drug, nutrient-nutrient. The PR patented software can provide information on thousands of nutrients, common food items, and various alternative therapies and lifestyle choices as they relate to hundreds of chronic illnesses, allergies, diets, medications and health risks.

The Nutridigm API was ranked 8^th among the 2022 most popular health APIs, and 6^th most popular Artificial Intelligence APIs by the industry's leading global authority on APIs -- ProgrammableWeb. There is a free trial of API available to developers and organizations.

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The food-interaction data in the PR knowledgebase is already in use by numerous health tech companies, clinics and telemarketing organizations. Consumers and patients can also access the knowledgebase through the PR Patient Portal.

About Personal Remedies

Personal Remedies is empowering chronic illness patients everywhere via the world's first e-Dietitian. For health tech, telehealth, integrative medicine and wellness organizations looking to improve their care for chronic conditions, its cognitive system can provide science-based, fully-automated, individualized dietary guidance. Personal Remedies offers a unique knowledgebase on food-medical condition interactions accessible via its popular Nutridigm API, and a patient portal. Their customers and partners include Apple, Google, Amazon, USDA, Complex Health Solutions, Edamam, Lahey Clinic and StartUp Health. To arrange for a demo or for more information, please contact their team (info@personalremedies.com), or visit www.personalremedies.com.