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You leave the doctor’s office determined to eat more fiber and whole grains, only to hit a wall at the grocery store. Are whole wheat and whole grain the same thing? What counts as high fiber? Questions like these pop up all the time. Soon you’re Googling ingredients and comparing labels, only to give up and fall back on the same familiar choices. The FoodHealth Score takes all the guesswork out of the process. It turns complex nutrition science into a simple 1–100 score (one being the least healthy and 100 being the healthiest). You’ll be able to instantly recognize which foods best align with the latest dietary guidelines—without needing to remember the rules, read nutrition labels, or become a nutrition expert.
The Google Chrome extension integrates seamlessly into your shopping experience and works with popular sites like Amazon, Walmart, and Instacart. As you add items to your cart, you’ll see a FoodHealth Score for each item along with recommendations for healthier swaps. It works across all food categories, making it easy to shop no matter what’s on your grocery list. Click here to download the Chrome extension and start shopping smarter today.
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