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Sources & References

NutriTracker is committed to transparency and accuracy. Below are the primary data sources, scientific references, and APIs used throughout the app.

Nutrition & Food Data

USDA FoodData Central – Comprehensive food and nutrient database from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Open Food Facts – Open database of food products from around the world.
EFSA Food Composition Data – European Food Safety Authority food composition tables.

Scientific & Health References

PubMed – Peer-reviewed studies and clinical guidelines.
CDC Nutrition – U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention nutrition resources.
World Health Organization (WHO) – Global nutrition guidelines and recommendations.

APIs & Technology

OpenAI API – Used for AI-powered features and natural language processing.
Vercel – Hosting and serverless infrastructure.

Disclaimers

NutriTracker is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personalized recommendations.
Data is updated regularly, but accuracy is not guaranteed. Refer to original sources for the most current information.