[iPhone God App] It was found using the Absolute Healthy Diet Potassium Counter: 250 Heart Healthy Foods actually

Count, track, and chart the potassium provided by heart healthy foods in your diet.
Use the count and organiser tools to keep a daily record and bar chart illustration of the potassium in mg and %RDA (Adult Daily Recommended Dietary Allowance) provided by 250 heart healthy foods in the quantities you’ve eaten.
This beautifully designed healthy diet tool with around 200 photos also provides essential nutritional knowledge for a heart healthy diet and 250 heart healthy foods (including heart-healthy scores).
Touch “Count” on the top menu bar, select the date, set the gender icon, then follow the instructions to select foods. Select your preferred weight unit (g or oz), then complete the weight (use the weight guide if necessary), for a display of “Total Potassium” in mg or %RDA. Touch the potassium entry (mg or %RDA) in the “Total Potassium” display to find out the individual contribution of any food in the quantity you’ve defined. Touch any food in the Contribution screen for the potassium content in mg or %RDA for the individual food in the quantity you’ve set. Touch the food name in the top menu bar for detailed nutritional information about the food including its heart-healthy score and useful hyperlinks to essential nutrient knowledge and other essential information.
Touch the organiser tool in the top menu for a bar chart illustration of the total potassium provided by the foods you’ve eaten measured against the RDA. Touch view on the bar chart screen to view and edit your intake as a list, and access nutritional information.
Essential nutritional information and knowledge about the 250 heart healthy foods can also be accessed through the colour-coded Venetian blind opening screen where foods are listed according to their potassium content in mg or %RDA per 100g, in food groups, and in an A to Z too.
Use the bookmark function to archive favourites.
The interface is easy, quick, and intuitive to navigate, colour-coded, searchable, zoomable using the pinch screen function, and viewable in portrait and landscape. Specially edited and designed for iPhone, iPad, and iPod screens.
Compiled and edited by UK-registered medical doctor and professional medical editor Dr Lindy van den Berghe, BMedSci, BM, BS; software design by Dr Sven van den Berghe, PhD.