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Sugar Free: Food Scanner

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Track hidden sugars in food and manage your sugar intake.

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What is Sugar Free: Food Scanner?

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Sugar Free: Food Scanner is a health and fitness app designed to help users identify and manage sugar consumption through advanced label scanning technology. It provides a comprehensive approach to reducing sugar intake, featuring an AI nutritionist for personalized guidance, a detox timer for tracking progress, and insights into natural sugar content in fruits.

Features:

  1. AI-Powered Food Scanner: Snap a photo to detect hidden sugars and their alternative names.
  2. Detox Timer: Track your sugar detox journey and monitor health benefits.
  3. Fruit Sugar Tracker: Analyze natural sugar intake from fruits using USDA data.
  4. AI Nutritionist: Get personalized dietary advice based on scientific research.
  5. Personalized Insights: Understand how various ingredients impact health.
  6. Label Scanning: Discover hidden sugars in food ingredients.
  7. Health Benefits Overview: Learn about the advantages of reducing sugar intake.
  8. User-Friendly Interface: Easy navigation for all users.
How to use it?

  1. Download the App: Install Sugar Free: Food Scanner from the App Store.
  2. Create an Account: No registration is required; just open the app.
  3. Start Scanning: Use the camera feature to scan food labels for hidden sugars.
  4. Track Your Detox: Initiate the detox timer to monitor your sugar-free journey.
  5. Consult the AI Nutritionist: Ask questions about healthy eating and receive personalized advice.
  6. Analyze Fruit Intake: Use the fruit sugar tracker to assess natural sugar content.
  7. Review Insights: Explore personalized insights based on your food choices.
  8. Adjust Diet: Make informed decisions about what to eat based on app recommendations.
Published on Sep. 28, 2024