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Google Health Premium makes food tracking easier with photo and voice logging
Google Health Premium offers food and hydration tracking that lets users log meals by typing, speaking, scanning barcodes or taking photos. The feature aims to make recording food easier and connect diet with activity data, helping users follow calorie and nutrition goals.
The Nutrition section shows a calorie target based on personal details and activity, alongside estimated calories burned and consumed. Logged meals also feed into daily carbohydrate, fat and protein totals; paired with a tracker or smartwatch, the app may identify patterns and suggest foods. Premium costs $9.99 a month or is included with Google One, and users can adjust estimates such as portion size or ingredients.
In short
- Meals can be logged by photo, voice, text or barcode.
- Premium tracks calories and macronutrients alongside activity.
- The subscription costs $9.99 monthly or comes with Google One.
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Originally published by Engadget as “This underrated Google Health app feature can make food tracking less annoying”.