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IJSREM68217
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Oct 2026
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1-7
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Department of Information Technology
Sri Shakthi Institute Of Engineering And Technology
Department of Information Technology
Sri Shakthi Institute Of Engineering And Technology
Department of Information Technology
Sri Shakthi Institute Of Engineering And Technology
1. The AI-Based Diet and Nutrition Recommendation System is an intelligent healthcare application designed to provide personalized dietary recommendations based on individual health profiles, nutritional requirements, food preferences, and lifestyle characteristics. The system aims to overcome the limitations of conventional dietary planning methods by integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI), nutritional analysis, and automated meal planning. It helps users make informed food choices by providing suitable dietary suggestions according to their individual requirements and health objectives. 2. The proposed system collects essential user information, including age, gender, height, weight, physical activity level, dietary preferences, and fitness goals. Based on these parameters, the system estimates daily calorie requirements and evaluates nutritional needs. It subsequently generates personalized meal recommendations by considering calorie intake, protein requirements, and other relevant nutritional factors. The recommendation process is designed to provide suitable food options while supporting different objectives, such as weight management, balanced nutrition, and general wellness. 3. The primary objective of the AI-Based Diet and Nutrition Recommendation System is to make personalized nutrition guidance more accessible, efficient, and convenient. By combining individual health information with nutritional analysis, the system provides a technology-driven approach to dietary management. The recommendations are intended for general wellness and nutritional awareness and should be validated against established dietary guidelines. Professional healthcare advice remains necessary for individuals with medical conditions or specialized dietary requirements.
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The AI-Based Diet and Nutrition Recommendation System provides an intelligent approach to personalized dietary planning by integrating user health profiles, nutritional analysis, and automated meal recommendations. The proposed system considers individual characteristics, dietary preferences, physical activity levels, and health objectives to estimate nutritional requirements and suggest suitable food options. The integration of calorie tracking, meal management, and progress monitoring enables users to understand their dietary habits and make informed food choices. The proposed approach aims to overcome the limitations of conventional dietary planning methods by providing a centralized platform for personalized nutrition management. By combining Artificial Intelligence techniques with nutritional information, the system offers opportunities to improve the accessibility and convenience of dietary guidance. The modular design also supports future enhancements, including advanced machine learning algorithms, real-time fitness data integration, and adaptive meal recommendations.
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10/24/2026
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