FreshLife · everyday food
Eat a little more comfortably,
one meal at a time.
You do not have to measure every bite. Begin with variety, how you feel and what you need today.
A few gentle starting points
Make choices easier.
A meal need not be perfect
Across the day, aim for a variety of foods. Vegetables, fruit, whole grains and beans can often be part of that choice. Start with what is available and affordable.
Eat and move at your own pace
Regular meals, water and activity suited to your body can support everyday wellbeing. One meal or workout is not a score.
Read the label first
For packaged foods, look at ingredients and the nutrition table, including energy and sodium. Check whether values are per 100 g, per 100 ml or per serving before comparing.
Sources: Chinese Dietary Guidelines (2022), hosted by Fujian Health Commission; Beijing Municipal Health Commission guide to nutrition labels. Checked September 2026.
Only from the label you enter
What did this meal contain?
Add each food’s label values and the amount actually eaten. Missing nutrients remain unknown. This is not a personal calorie target.
We convert approximately 4.184 kJ to 1 kcal. “Salt equivalent” is estimated from sodium; it is not the salt added while cooking.
Sources: National Health Commission Q&A on GB 28050—2025 nutrition labels; NHC restaurant nutrition labelling guide. The new label standard takes effect on 16 March 2027, so current packages may omit sugar. Check the actual package.
Different bodies, different days
Care for the person in front of you.
Periods and pregnancy
Warm drinks or comforting food may be pleasant during a period, but no food is guaranteed to relieve pain. During pregnancy, discuss food safety and supplements with qualified prenatal care; generic forbidden-food lists are unreliable.
Children and older adults
Age, swallowing, chewing, allergies and medical conditions affect suitable food textures. Caregivers should consult age-specific official guidance. Older adults can adapt texture and seek professional support when eating is difficult.
Activity and chronic conditions
Exercise, medication and conditions change individual needs. This page offers general information, not a prescription meal plan or medical diagnosis. Seek qualified care for persistent pain, concerning symptoms or specific restrictions.
Sources: Beijing Municipal Health Commission guidance on pregnancy nutrition; National Health Commission childcare feeding guide via Heilongjiang government portal; Beijing Municipal Health Commission dietary guidance for older adults. This is general lifestyle information, not individual treatment advice.
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