Logging calories and macronutrients can help you understand habits, but it does not fully describe diet quality. The WHO recommends adequacy, balance, moderation, and diversity as foundations of a healthy diet.
Start with the foundation
Energy and nutrient needs vary with age, activity, health, and goals. The U.S. National Institutes of Health explains that an adequate diet and hydration are fundamental to performance; supplements do not replace that foundation.
Use estimates carefully
GymRat+ lets you log meals and estimate nutrients from a photo, but portions, preparation, and ingredients may be misidentified. Review the result before saving it. The app does not diagnose vitamin deficiencies or prescribe supplements. If you suspect a deficiency, have a health condition, or plan a major diet change, consult a qualified professional.
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