This article applies to the following workspace types
Professional
A food record records all the foods, drinks and dietary supplements a person had over one or more days. Unlike a meal plan, it records what was actually eaten. Unlike a 24 hour recall, it can cover several days.
You can create a food record for a specific client or for the whole workspace. A workspace food record can be copied to one or more clients.
Analysing a food record
You can view a food record's analysis as:
- Avg/day: the average intake per day
- 1MJ: nutrients per megajoule of energy (nutrient density)
- Total: the sum of everything recorded
For a client's food record, you can also compare their intake against their Nutrient Reference Values (NRVs) and custom goals. See Nutrient Reference Values explained.
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