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Andrew Huberman, PhD
Neuroscientist · Stanford
Brain & performance stack
- Omega-3 ≥ 2 g/day (EPA + DHA)
- Vitamin D3 1,000–5,000 IU, checked by bloodwork
- Caffeine delayed 90–120 min after waking
EatScore is a personal scoring engine for food. Compose your own rules — or adopt an advisor's — and let every food and every day be measured against your goals, your allergies, your labs. No one-size Nutri-Score. No guesswork.
“One score cannot know your iron target, your pregnancy, or your ulcer.”
Every commercial food score is written for the average of everyone. Useful on a shelf; useless when you have a goal. EatScore replaces the average with a file that's truly yours: health profile, rules, curves, advisors, and evidence. The score you see is the score your prescription writes.
Published protocols aren't useless — they're just written for someone else. Start from a practitioner you already trust, then layer on your labs, conditions, and goals. EatScore keeps the two separate so you always know which rule came from where.





Protocols referenced from each advisor's public statements for convenience. EatScore is unaffiliated with the named individuals or organisations. Not medical advice — see our Terms.
Age, sex, weight, activity, conditions, allergies, blood markers if you have them. The parts of your life that should shift every score.
Compose rules on any nutrient: higher-is-better, optimal range, peak target. Adopt an advisor (WHO, Mediterranean, your nutritionist) and adjust. Switch prescriptions as your goals change.
Search 5,000 foods or add your own. Log meals by grams. See a per-food score, a daily aggregate, safety flags, and the exact rule-by-rule contribution behind every number.
Protein, fats, carbs, fibre. 20+ micronutrients including iron, zinc, magnesium, calcium, folate, B12, vitamin D.
Heme-iron fraction, calcium absorption, amino-acid profile. The fields most scoring tools pretend don't exist.
Every reference food carries industrial-processing grade, EU front-of-pack, and glycemic indices out of the box.
Contains / may-contain tracked with severity. Your allergies turn into blocks or cautions automatically.
Bring a physician, a protocol, a book. Record guidelines, evidence, condition-based adjustments.
29 Model Context Protocol tools let Claude or any LLM drive your whole dossier. Ask, log, score.
Every food carries macros, micros, bioavailability, processing grade, and safety flags. Not a scan of a label — a file. Eight below come from the built-in seed database; everyone can add their own foods with the same level of detail.
Every nutrition app tells you to type. EatScore lets you talk. A Model Context Protocol server with 29 tools — search foods, log meals, compose rules, score a day, pull a day's dossier into a conversation — so your assistant can reason over the same file you edit in the browser.
Ask Claude "score my lunch against my hypertension protocol". Ask ChatGPT "what should I eat tonight given today's labs". Your assistant already knows how to talk to EatScore.
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