No hype, no fads — structured, referenced programs you can actually follow, written the way I explain things to my own patients.
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Built on the USDA food database and NIH Dietary Reference Intakes. Free to download, with an optional Pro subscription that unlocks the complete nutrient set.
Pick any nutrient — vitamin, mineral, protein, fiber, amino acid or fatty acid — and see every food ranked from highest to lowest, with % Daily Values tailored to your age, sex, and life stage. Filter by diet or by any of 16 food groups.
Free · Pro from $2.99/mo, $19.99/yr, or $39.99 lifetimeAre you actually getting enough of what your body needs? Log your food and VitalFill tracks calories plus 40+ nutrients against your personal targets — showing, at a glance, which ones you have filled and which still fall short.
Free · Pro subscription unlocks the full nutrient setSimple, accurate tools for the numbers that matter to your health.
Find your body mass index and a realistic healthy weight range for your height and frame.
Calculate now →How many calories do you burn just staying alive? The starting point of every effective weight plan.
Calculate now →Search the USDA database and get calories and full nutrition data for any food, in any quantity.
Look up a food →Over 800 activities: see exactly how long you need to walk, swim, or garden to burn a target number of calories.
Find your exercise →Measure your aerobic capacity and VO2max with a simple one-mile walk, using NIH and ACSM norms.
Test your fitness →A comprehensive calculator covering everyday activities, sports, and occupations.
Calculate now →Referenced, honest, and occasionally opinionated — on weight loss, prevention, nutrition, and the state of modern health care.
A memorable series on what actually works for lasting weight loss — genetics, plateaus, metabolism, and all.
Start the series →Musings on medicine and culture: supplements, cancer treatments, patient satisfaction, the reliability of science.
Read the essays →Why fruits and vegetables prevent disease, how nutrition needs change with age, and why prevention beats treatment.
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I am an internal medicine physician and nutritionist with a master's degree in nutrition. For nearly two decades I have been building free tools and writing practical articles to help people take charge of their weight, their blood sugar, and their long-term health.
My approach is simple: take the best available evidence, strip away the hype, and translate it into plain language and concrete steps — the same way I counsel patients in my own clinic every day.