Orange Life 'HealthTalk', Launches Nutrient Analysis Service Using AI

Pilot Program Starts This Month
Anyone Can Use It by Contacting the Orange Life FC in Charge

[Asia Economy Reporter Ki Ha-young] Orange Life announced on the 14th that it has added 'Four Season Balance,' a nutrient analysis service based on AI-powered self-diagnosis, to its future health prediction AI service 'Health Talk,' which was launched last May.

Four Season Balance in Health Talk is a mobile service that uses AI algorithms developed by a group of experts including pharmacists and PhDs in pharmacy to analyze age, gender, current supplement intake, and seasonal health factors to provide personalized nutrient guidance. It was developed through a technology partnership with 'Wise Selection,' a resident company of Shinhan Futures Lab, Shinhan Financial Group's startup incubation program.

This service helps prevent adverse effects such as duplicate or excessive supplement intake without expert assistance by using customers' self-diagnosis results and government notification data to filter duplicate intake and age-specific upper intake limits. For example, for a 55-year-old woman taking blood pressure medication, diabetes medication, red ginseng, and multivitamins, it warns that red ginseng, which can lower blood sugar, conflicts with diabetes medication, and recommends vitamin D, which aids calcium and phosphorus absorption and reduces the risk of osteoporosis.

Additionally, by simply subscribing, users receive 'Health Talk Wellness,' which contains essential health knowledge delivered monthly via mobile.

Health Talk, already experienced by about 20,000 customers, has evolved into a healthcare service equipped with prevention, diagnosis, management, and solutions by adding Four Season Balance and Health Talk Wellness to the existing preferential health checkup service and future disease prediction AI service.

This service, which will enter a pilot phase starting this month, is available to anyone who contacts an Orange Life FC (Financial Consultant).

Kim Tae-hwan, Vice President of Orange Life, said, "As interest in health has increased, reliable information and guidance are needed. We will continue to research customer life trends and provide trustworthy healthcare services using digital technology through collaboration with excellent startups."

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