Health Revolution in India? New App TruthIn Aims to Make Healthy Choices Easier
The Singapore government's initiative has sparked an interesting idea - what if we had something similar in India? Introducing TruthIn, an app that rates the healthiness of packaged foods based on their sugar, salt, and fat content.
Sun, 04 Aug 2024
The Singapore government's initiative of giving a "health rating" to packaged food has sparked an interesting idea - what if we had something similar in India? Well, now we do! Introducing TruthIn, an app that rates the healthiness of packaged foods based on their sugar, salt, and fat content.
TruthIn's vision is to make product labels transparent, allowing Indians to easily pick healthy food options. The app has been created by senior doctors and nutritionists and verified by a Padma-Shri winning doctor. It aims to hold food companies accountable for what they sell and empower consumers to make informed choices about their diet.
This newly released app could create a health revolution in India!
— Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer” (@foodpharmer2) August 4, 2024
Singapore government has a “health rating” mandatory for packaged food! Packaged foods are ranked A,B,C,D based on the content of sugar, salt and fat! Imagine if something like this existed in India?
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The app works by allowing users to scan the barcode of any packaged food product, providing an instant health rating. This innovative tool has the potential to revolutionize the way Indians shop for groceries and eat out. By making complex labels easier to understand, TruthIn can help individuals make healthier choices and promote a culture of wellness in the country.
Download TruthIn today and start scanning those food labels! See how healthy (or unhealthy) your favorite snacks really are.
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