Fast in step with your medication.
A cautious planner for people on high-risk medications. Cadence shapes your eating window around your meds, flags risks honestly, and never touches dose decisions.
- · Timed schedule around your meds
- · Colour-coded safety pathway (green / amber / red)
- · A clinician-shareable summary in one tap
“Cadence never recommends changing your medication dose or schedule. Every red flag is a signpost back to your prescriber.”
Intermittent fasting is everywhere. Nothing on the internet knows about your prescription.
The lifestyle content around 16:8, OMAD and GLP-1 dieting has exploded. Almost none of it is calibrated for the millions of people who are also on insulin, an SGLT2 inhibitor, an anticoagulant, a diuretic, or a blood-pressure tablet. Cadence exists to fill the gap between a generic fasting app and a clinical pharmacist — clearly, cautiously, and without ever adjusting your dose.
Sulfonylureas & insulin don’t know you skipped breakfast.
They keep pushing insulin regardless. Long fasts on these agents raise low-glucose risk materially — dose review is often needed before the fast starts.
SGLT2 inhibitors + prolonged fasts can trigger ketoacidosis with normal-looking glucose.
Because the sugar looks fine, people miss the warning until they’re very unwell. This is the single biggest safety hole in generic fasting apps for anyone on Jardiance, Farxiga or Invokana.
Some meds should be paused the moment you get a vomiting bug.
SADMAN — Sulfonylureas, ACE inhibitors, Diuretics, Metformin, ARBs and NSAIDs (plus SGLT2s) — is the clinical shorthand for meds that raise acute kidney injury or hypo risk when you can’t keep fluids down. Cadence tags every one on your plan and gives you a one-tap sick-day pause.
Metformin holds around imaging. Warfarin swings on diet change.
We watch for the 48-hour contrast-imaging hold on metformin and flag the anticoagulation-clinic conversation early for anyone on warfarin whose vitamin-K intake is about to change with their eating window.
Cadence is a consumer wellbeing tool. It surfaces evidence-informed considerations and always signposts back to a prescriber. It will never tell you to change a dose or skip a medication — only when to ask.
Which of these are you taking?
Select all that apply. We'll shape your schedule around them and flag combinations that need extra care.