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I would also put an example account or dashboard so people can play with it to understand what it does before going through sign up work. Another thing is the
by novok 4y ago
I would also put an example account or dashboard so people can play with it to understand what it does before going through sign up work.
Another thing is the USDA nutrition info for raw ingredients might be actually a bit out of date, with a lot of the measurements taken long time ago. The actual micronutrient content of raw food can vary greatly depending on what kind of soil it was planted in, how unripe it was before harvesting and many other factors, which isn't shown in this kind of stuff unfortunately. And the quality of soil 30 or 40 years ago is probably radically different than it is now.
- umangsh 4y agoYour point about nutritional variability with location and time is valid. USDA periodically refreshes nutritional information for a variety of foods (https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/log.html https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/log.html) and provides location data for collected food samples. For tracking purposes, averages are a workable approximation imo.