Do You Care About What You Eat?

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There's nothing special. I try to avoid eating sugar, fried foods, and barbecue, and I don't eat late-night snacks.

Yes, I always check the expiry date whenever i buy a product

sugar detox, great idea! currently I want to lose more body fat. And sugar can easily make you have too much carbs...

People don't care.

Yeah, sure. But in today's world and its frantic tempo, sometimes I find myself eating something at fast food places(

I have been always thinking that I eat too much sugar per day, the app seems to be a great help to reach the balance in my daily meal :)

Everyday! It’s incredible how much sugar and now GMO’s that food has. Also love this idea for an app, I might try it out!

Not that much

Reading through labels seems too hectic to me, so I can see a tool that makes the process easy change my mind in attempting to acquire that information. Do you plan on extending to other nutritional choices, apart from sugar detox?

I'm feeling super anxious about eating high-calorie foods.

Yes, you only have one health!

When it comes to food, I try to be mindful about what I eat. Reading ingredient lists has become a habit, especially to avoid added sugars and ultra-processed stuff.

Yes! One of the the things I’m most grateful nowadays is having a dietitian for a mom. It drove me crazy when I was younger seeing the junk other kids would bring to school, but now I’m very thankful I was raised learning how to eat properly. Your health is wealth! You can spend your life in the gym but can only get so far without a good diet

Hey @abbas143official! This topic is super important and close to my heart! 😍 I always try to be mindful about what I eat and definitely check food labels. Ultra-processed foods can be such a sneaky health hazard. Your Sugar Free: Food Scanner sounds like an amazing tool for those looking to make healthier choices and cut down on hidden sugars. I'll definitely check it out! 😄 Thanks for sharing and starting this crucial discussion. 🌟

@abbas143official, this is such a vital topic! 😃 I definitely pay close attention to food labels and ingredients. Reducing sugar and avoiding ultra-processed foods has significantly improved my energy levels and overall well-being. Your Sugar Free: Food Scanner sounds like an incredible tool to help people make better food choices! 🚀 I can't wait to check it out and share my feedback. Thanks for creating such a helpful app! 🍏🥗

Hey, I'm glad someone started this discussion here on Product Hunt. I have a bachelors degree in Sports training and science and with that I learned a lot about nutrition. People think that good, quality food only makes you look good, but that is actually the second best thing it does. The first is that it makes you feel super good about yourself and way more productive also. Whenever I eat crap (fast food, sweets, alcohol, ...) I feel bad and I can't concentrate on my work at all. I literally feel stupid. That is why I prioritize whole foods (single ingridient - ex. banana, chicken, asparagus, blueberries, ... you get the point). Because I eat like this 95% of the time I look good, I feel good, I move better, I'm more confident and another plus side, I literally can't get sick. If you need any advice on nutrition or training you can contact me on any other platform and I will be happy to help.

Unfortunately no, I'd like to, but I never managed to actually do it, I have an odd feeling that 50-year-old me will regret that...but that's his problem I guess.

Yes, I understand very clearly that only with proper nutrition I can feel good. That's why I often follow different diets and thus do not saturate my body with bad elements. Therefore, the most useful for me now is this plan https://betterme.world/articles/..., which helps me better understand certain products and how they affect my body

Sugar kills more people than cigarettes. The less sugar in a diet the better. I read labels, not just for the sugar, but also preservatives and other additives that seem unnecessary.