Jul 2026· Journal of NutriLife· Vol 156, pp.
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Medicine
TL;DR
This review highlights AI's potential in nutrition science and health management, identifying opportunities for future research and innovation and highlighting opportunities for future research and innovation.
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing health and nutrition, significantly advancing personalized dietary management and health optimization. Technologies like machine learning algorithms, data mining, and predictive models enable the creation of individualized diet plans based on genetic data, lifestyle habits, and biometric information, offering more effective and precise nutrition recommendations. AI-enabled systems provide personalized nutritional strategies for these diseases, offering real-time dietary suggestions tailored to individual needs. Additionally, AI optimizes nutritionists' and healthcare providers' recommendations by analyzing the effects of nutrition programs on health outcomes. In the food industry, AI promises advancements in food safety, quality control, product innovation, and sustainable food production. However, the widespread adoption of AI in nutrition faces challenges, including ethical concerns, data privacy issues, and algorithmic biases. Protecting personal health data and ensuring AI systems are fed with accurate, unbiased data are crucial in addressing these challenges. This review highlights AI's potential in nutrition science and health management, identifying opportunities for future research and innovation.
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