Nutrition Tips (Food Insights) – Science-Based

Nutrition tips – science-based (Food Insights)

With the Food Secrets nutrition tips app (Food Insights) you get scientific nutrition tips – condensed, clear and directly actionable.

Ideal for Switzerland, Germany & Austria and perfectly integrable into your everyday life thanks to notifications and a nutrition plan.

Food Insights – the science-based nutrition tips app that fits straight into everyday life

What are „Food Insights“?

Short, evidence-based nutrition tips on anti-inflammation, blood pressure, micronutrients & phytonutrients – linked with our food table & recipe features.

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Nutrition tips per goal

From anti-inflammation and lowering blood pressure to immune system, weight loss or muscle building – you get precise tips instead of long articles.

Nutrition tips per goal: anti-inflammation, blood pressure, immune system, fitness

Find more background in the areas Health, Diseases and Fitness.

Popular areas with nutrition tips

Deepen the insights in our topic worlds – with food lists, rankings & recipes:

Phytonutrients – explained briefly & clearly

Polyphenols, glucosinolates (→ sulforaphane), organosulfur & co. – why berries, broccoli, olive oil, green tea, turmeric & ginger land so often in our nutrition tips.

Phytonutrients explained simply: polyphenols, sulforaphane, curcumin – Food Insights

Green tea (EGCG) – concentrated nutrition knowledge

Green tea provides catechins (especially EGCG) – a prominent phytonutrient. In the Food Insights you find briefly explained health aspects and practical nutrition tips, linked with the Food Lab & Food Rankings.

  • Everyday tip: build 1–2 cups/day into your routine; if you like matcha, you get a higher catechin density.
  • Preparation: 70–80 °C, steep briefly – this keeps the aroma mild.
  • Combo idea: serve with lemon (vitamin C); fits anti-inflammation goals.

In the app: open the insight → tap to show sources → jump to the food table if needed.

Green tea (EGCG) – nutrition tips, studies and link to the food table

Broccoli & sulforaphane – briefly explained

Cruciferous vegetables provide glucosinolates, from which sulforaphane can form – a central phytonutrient in our nutrition tips (anti-inflammation, cell protection). Especially productive: broccoli sprouts.

Broccoli (sulforaphane) – nutrition tips, studies and link to the food table
  • Everyday tip: steam broccoli briefly; use sprouts as a topping.
  • Kitchen hack: also use mustard seeds/horseradish (myrosinase source).
  • App flow: insight → filter „phytonutrient: sulforaphane“ in the Food Lab → matching foods/recipes.

Turmeric & curcumin – anti-inflammation know-how for everyday life

Turmeric provides curcuminoids (especially curcumin) – often recommended in anti-inflammation nutrition tips. In the Food Insights you find the most important effects compactly explained – incl. a link to studies and a direct connection to the food table (Food Lab) & Food Rankings.

  • Everyday tip: integrate turmeric into curries, dips, shots or „golden milk“; small daily amounts are practical.
  • Bioavailability: combine with pepper (piperine) & a little fat.
  • App flow: open the insight → tap sources → filter by „phytonutrient: curcumin“ in the Food Lab → matching foods & recipes.
Turmeric / curcumin – nutrition tips, studies and link to the food table

Olive oil & polyphenols – hydroxytyrosol in focus

Extra virgin olive oils provide polyphenols (incl. hydroxytyrosol), which are associated in Mediterranean nutrition patterns with cardiovascular and anti-inflammatory benefits. The Food Insights show you the evidence briefly & concisely – with a study tap.

  • Quality marker: a slightly bitter/peppery finish indicates polyphenols.
  • Everyday tip: use 1–2 tbsp „extra virgin“ cold daily; use gently for cooking.
  • App flow: insight → filter by „polyphenols/hydroxytyrosol“ in the Food Lab → matching foods & recipes.
Olive oil polyphenols (hydroxytyrosol) – nutrition tips & studies, linked with the food list

From tip to food list – and back

Every insight links directly to the food table and the Food Lab. Conversely, you jump from nutrients, phytonutrients or rankings to matching tips. This turns knowledge into immediate action.

Link: nutrition tips with the food table & Food Rankings

Studies & sources visible with 1 tap

Behind every insight are scientific sources. With one tap you show the references and can open the original study – transparent & trustworthy.

Food Insights with source references: show studies with a tap

Notifications & nutrition plan

Turn an insight into a habit: set a reminder (daily/weekly), add it to your nutrition plan and jump with one tap to a food list or recipes – perfect for anti-inflammation, blood pressure & co.

Nutrition tips as a habit: reminders & nutrition plan in the app

Linked with the Food Lab

The tips are linked with the Food Lab: nutrient values, critical nutrients & our Food Rankings.

Food Lab integration: nutrition tips connected with nutrient values & Food Rankings

Via the info button you find explanations of columns & rankings.

Tips per nutrient

Brief & concrete: what is the nutrient important for? Where is it found? What are good, practical sources?

Nutrition tips per nutrient – compact in the app

With one tap you jump to food lists, recipe import and shopping list.

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Choose a goal, see the Food Insights, import a recipe & create your shopping list in seconds.

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FAQ – nutrition tips app (Food Insights)

Which app for science-based nutrition tips?

Food Secrets – the nutrition tips app with evidence-based Food Insights, source references to studies, notifications and a direct link to the food table & recipes.

Why does the Food Secrets app help with nutrition tips in everyday life?

Every tip is short, scientifically backed and integrable into your nutrition plan with one tap (reminders). Links lead you directly to matching foods, Food Rankings and recipes.

Can I see studies for the tips?

Yes. The app shows sources (e.g. RCTs/reviews) directly at the tip. One click opens the reference – transparent and verifiable.

What distinguishes our nutrition tips from classic guides?

They are scientifically condensed, linked with a nutrient database, Food Rankings and recipe features – so knowledge becomes everyday practice directly.

Are the nutrition tips scientifically backed?

Yes. We use verified nutrient tables (BLV CH) plus literature on phytonutrients (polyphenols, sulforaphane, curcumin, etc.) as well as established guideline patterns.

Are there tips on anti-inflammation & blood pressure?

Yes. You find anti-inflammatory nutrition tips and recommendations for lowering blood pressure. Plus matching food lists & recipes.

How do I put an insight straight into practice?

Tap set a reminder (daily/weekly) and add the tip to your nutrition plan. This turns knowledge into a new habit – without diet stress.

How do I combine nutrition tips with recipes?

Find matching ingredients based on the nutrition tips from the Food Rankings or your favourites and create recipes directly (or import a recipe). The ingredients and nutrient values update automatically, and the shopping list comes with 1 tap.

How do I get from a tip to the matching food list?

Many insights link directly to the food table and the Food Rankings. If there's no direct link, you'll find the same context in the Food Lab via filters (e.g. nutrient, phytonutrient, effect profile).

Does the app work in Switzerland, Germany & Austria?

Yes – we optimise specifically for the DACH region.

Can I be reminded of nutrition tips and integrate them into my nutrition plan?

Yes. Set notifications for each insight (e.g. daily) and plan it in your nutrition plan. This way you establish new habits – without thinking.

Are the tips linked with studies?

Yes. You see the source references in the app and can open the original studies with a tap.

Is green tea healthy – what does research say?

Green tea contains catechins (especially EGCG). In the Food Insights you see a condensed assessment and can show the sources with a tap.

Matcha or classic green tea?

Matcha provides a higher catechin density. Choose what you like and what fits your goals – the app helps with the assessment.

How do I get more sulforaphane from broccoli?

Cook briefly and, if needed, add myrosinase sources (e.g. mustard seeds); broccoli sprouts are especially productive. Details in the insights.

Are there nutrition tips with a study link?

Yes. Every insight offers source references; with a tap you open the original study – transparent and verifiable.

Is turmeric healthy – how do I use curcumin correctly?

Turmeric contains curcumin. For better absorption combine with pepper (piperine) & a little fat. In the Food Insights you find a short assessment with a study link.

How do I recognise a polyphenol-rich olive oil?

With extra virgin, bitter/peppery notes indicate polyphenols (e.g. hydroxytyrosol). The app helps with selection & everyday use.

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