Nutritional Databases/Resources

[cvictorg]

Search this for the nutrient content for any food you can think of - a very useful tool
USDA National Nutrient Database
http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search/

 

[cvictorg]

another interesting searchable database

Nutritional Supplement Knowledgebase

Nutritional Supplement Review - Introduction

 

[cvictorg]

Calorie Chart, Food Calorie Chart, Food Nutritional Chart, Nutritional Facts, Fat Grams Chart, Carbohydrate Chart, Low Calorie Chart

Food Nutritional Chart - Food Calorie Chart
Fat Gram Chart - Carbohydrates Chart - Calories Chart - Nutritional Value Chart

 

[cvictorg]

Find foods by nutrient

Find foods by nutrient - NutritionData.com

 

[cvictorg]

USP's Food Fraud Database | U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention

A searchable online database has been developed by USP as a repository for food ingredient fraud reports and associated analytical detection methods. Such information can be useful to parties responsible for assessing existing and emerging risks and trends for economically motivated adulteration, authenticity, fraud, or counterfeiting issues for food ingredients. In addition, it can be useful for those managing the risk of food fraud by providing a library of detection methods reported in peer-reviewed scientific journals.

 

[cvictorg]

Carb Counter

Carb Counter - Search Over 6000 Foods

Carb Counter is a free to use database of over six and a half thousand different food sources. This service can also be used to find the carbohydrate content of a variety of different drinks! Our food database is split into several different food and drink categories. Finding the carbohydrate content of a specific food is eary. Just select the category your food is most likely to appear under. Then follow the links Carb Counter presents to you, until you reach your desired food. Simple!

 

[GalaxyGOD]

Wow thanks, thats really helpful

 

[Izk]

Another usefull site
http://nutritiondata.self.com/

 

[DedLift]

I noticed this hasn't been updated in a few years but if anyone can contribute some good droid and Apple nutrition apps it would be helpful.
Thanks

 

[Maktub]

This should be move to underground .
I think over there will get more attention.
Or at least move this nutritions sub-forum to top of the list over steroid forum.

 

[Andyboro]

Do you guys not have an equivalent of myfitnesspal?

 

[peteyvodka]

I use this app on android. It's has a lot of user input so your able to find the right type of brand of protein and pretty much anything really all the way down to fish oil