Resource Library

A growing library.
Every dialect.
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A searchable library of clinical nutrition handouts, meal guides, and patient education materials — adapted for 12+ Spanish dialects and reviewed by licensed registered dietitians.

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Infant Nutrition
Guía de introducción de alimentos sólidos para bebés
México 2 páginas
General Pediatrics
Alimentación saludable para niños en edad escolar
Puerto Rico 3 páginas
Pediatric Diabetes
Conteo de carbohidratos para niños con diabetes tipo 1
Cuba 1 página
Weight Management
Cómo apoyar un peso saludable en la infancia
Venezuela 2 páginas
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From search to patient
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Every resource in the Pamphlit™ library is ready to use in under two minutes — search, select your dialect, brand it, and deliver.

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Step 01 · Resource Library
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Browse evidence-based handouts by condition — infant nutrition, general pediatrics, pediatric diabetes, weight management, neurology, and more. Filter by topic, format, or dialect region.
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Step 02 · Dialect Explorer™
Select your dialect
Choose from 12+ regional Spanish dialects. Every resource adapts its vocabulary, food references, and cultural framing to match your patient's community — not just their language.
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Step 03 · White Label
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Add your practice logo, colors, and contact info. Download as PDF, print, or share digitally — every handout goes out looking like it came directly from your practice.
Dialect Explorer™ Live Preview
How your patient says "plantain"
plátano macho
also: plátano tabasco, plátano verde
Resources for Mexican patients use "plátano macho" and reference traditional preparations like tostones de plátano and platanos fritos — familiar terms that build immediate trust.
How your patient says "plantain"
plátano
also: guineo verde, tostones
Puerto Rican resources reference tostones, mofongo, and the cultural significance of the plátano as a dietary staple — grounding clinical advice in the patient's actual food culture.
How your patient says "plantain"
plátano burro
also: plátano macho, mariquitas
Cuban dialect resources reference mariquitas (plantain chips) and traditional Cuban meal patterns — connecting glycemic guidance to the foods patients actually prepare at home.
How your patient says "plantain"
plátano
also: mangú, tostones, yuca
Dominican resources reference mangú — the quintessential mashed green plantain dish — alongside yuca and other traditional staples central to Dominican dietary patterns.
How your patient says "plantain"
cambur / plátano
also: tajadas, patacones
Venezuelan resources use "cambur" for sweet banana and "plátano" for cooking plantain — a crucial distinction that affects carbohydrate counseling and food planning accuracy.
Dialect Explorer™

The same resource.
12 different voices.

Every Pamphlit resource exists in multiple dialect versions — not just translations, but authentic adaptations that reflect the specific food vocabulary, cultural context, and health beliefs of each community.

A patient from Oaxaca and a patient from Caracas both deserve materials that feel like they were written for them — because they were. The Dialect Explorer™ makes that possible at scale, without extra work from you.

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Sample Resources

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🩸 Pediatric Diabetes
Pediatric Diabetes · México
Conteo de carbohidratos para niños con diabetes tipo 1
2 páginas PDF RD revisado
🍼 Infant Nutrition
Infant Nutrition · Puerto Rico
Introducción de alimentos sólidos: guía para padres
3 páginas PDF RD revisado
👶 General Pediatrics
General Pediatrics · Venezuela
Cómo armar un plato equilibrado para niños en edad escolar
2 páginas PDF RD revisado
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