No. Mint Health (app) is just a tool, and tools themselves have no will. In fact, it is the "person" who lacks self-identity, who is a perfectionist, who craves for more and faster, who overdoes it, and who has an extreme fear of being fat, who is the culprit of overeating.

With the popularization of health knowledge and the improvement of people's standard of living, people's attention to physical health is gradually rising. The term "balanced diet", "low carbon and low fat", "calorie control" and so on gradually entered the people's field of vision.

For the general public without specialized knowledge, it is essential to have an application that can manage the combination of diet easily and quickly. With this need, Mint Health was born.

Mint Health is a diet and nutrition health management platform for the sports and health industry, providing users with services including food nutrition, calorie inquiry, customized recipes, diet analysis, photo identification of food calories, health community and online store, etc., with more than 80 million registered users.

New users are attracted to MintHealth by inviting friends to upvote*** with them when they participate in challenges, inviting friends in order to get the course cards needed to watch the courses, and sharing diet & exercise records, articles, and other content on social platforms.