Loam Nutrition | Frequently Asked Questions

Loam Nutrition is a women’s nutrition app designed to support changing hormones and life stages. Below are answers to common questions about how Loam works for menstrual cycles, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, perimenopause, and menopause.

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What is Loam Nutrition?
Loam Nutrition is a women’s nutrition app that adapts your macro and micronutrient targets to your hormones and life stage. It supports menstrual cycles, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, perimenopause, and menopause with phase-aware nutrition tracking instead of a one-size-fits-all calorie goal.

How is Loam different from other nutrition tracking apps?
Loam is different from typical calorie and macro trackers because it is built specifically for women’s physiology. Most nutrition apps use a static target based on height, weight, and age. Loam starts with your hormonal phase and life stage, then adjusts macro and micronutrient goals as your biology changes.

Who is Loam Nutrition for?
Loam is designed for women and people with menstrual cycles who want hormone-aware, life-stage-specific nutrition support. It is especially useful for people who are cycle syncing, trying to conceive, pregnant, postpartum, breastfeeding, in perimenopause, or in menopause.

Can Loam help with pregnancy nutrition and postpartum recovery?
Yes. Loam is designed to support pregnancy nutrition and postpartum recovery in one app. During pregnancy, it helps you monitor nutrients such as iron, folate, choline, and DHA. After birth, it shifts toward recovery, energy, and postpartum nutrition support.

How does Loam support perimenopause and menopause?
Loam includes nutrition support for perimenopause and menopause, when hormones, metabolism, and sleep often change. It helps you focus on protein, fiber, and important micronutrients that support bone, muscle, and metabolic health.

Do I have to log every meal to benefit from Loam?
No. Loam is designed for flexible nutrition tracking. You can log meals consistently, scan packaged foods when needed, or simply use your dashboard as a check-in tool. The goal is useful awareness, not perfect tracking.

Is Loam a medical device or a substitute for my doctor?
No. Loam Nutrition is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is a women’s nutrition and education tool meant to support everyday decisions alongside your healthcare provider.

How do I get access to Loam?
Loam is currently rolling out gradually. To get access, join the waitlist, share a bit about your current life stage and goals, and watch for an invitation as new spots open.

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What nutrients does the Loam app track?
Loam tracks macros like protein, carbohydrates, fat, and fiber, along with 40+ micronutrients such as iron, folate, magnesium, calcium, vitamin D, iodine, and choline.

Does Loam support breastfeeding nutrition?
Yes. If you are breastfeeding, Loam adjusts energy and micronutrient targets to reflect the added demands on your body and helps you monitor hydration and overall intake.

What is the ingredient and barcode scanner in Loam?
Loam’s barcode and ingredient scanner helps you review packaged foods more quickly. You can scan a product, pull in nutrition data, and see how it fits your current phase and nutrition goals.

Does Loam offer 1:1 women’s health coaching?
Yes. Loam can be used on its own or alongside optional 1:1 coaching with women’s-health-focused nutrition professionals.

How much does the Loam Nutrition app cost?
Loam is currently in limited release, and pricing may evolve as features expand. Current pricing options will be shared when invited users get access.

What does Loam do with my data?
Your data is yours. Loam does not sell your personal nutrition data. Details about collection, storage, and use are provided in the Privacy Policy.

I’ve burned out on calorie counting before. Is Loam still right for me?
Yes. Loam is designed to be more flexible and phase-aware than traditional calorie trackers. You can use it as a detailed tracker or a lighter check-in tool depending on your needs.