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About Vitaminico

Food-first nutrition help that finds what your body is most likely missing — without shaming you, scaring you, or selling you a bottle of pills.

What Vitaminico is

Vitaminico is a free iOS app and this companion website. The app is a nutrition self-check: you tell it how you feel, and it maps your symptoms across nine body systems to the nutrients you're most likely running low on — then turns that into a simple, food-first plan. This site publishes the open, educational guides behind that idea, plus a free 2-minute web version of the check.

Who “Vita” is

Vita is the nutrition coach you meet across the app and this site. We want to be completely upfront about her: Vita is a transparent AI persona — a brand character, not a real individual. She is not a doctor, not a registered dietitian, and not a stand-in for one. The persona exists to make nutrition feel approachable and kind, never to imply a credential we don't have. Everything written in Vita's voice is AI-assisted and checked by a human against public-health sources before it's published.

Where our information comes from

We build from primary, public-health nutrition sources — chiefly the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements and the Harvard Nutrition Source — and we link them inline so you can check our work. We stick to mainstream nutrition consensus, present nutrient gaps as “likely” rather than diagnoses, and deliberately avoid prescriptive doses.

Food first, and no upsell

We have nothing in a bottle to sell you, so we have no reason to oversell you. Our whole premise is the opposite of a supplement subscription: before you spend money on pills you may not need, find out what your body is actually short on — for free — and start with food. That's the mission, and it's why the web check and these guides cost nothing and ask for no email to begin.

This is education, not medical advice

Everything on this site is for learning. It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a substitute for your healthcare provider. If something feels off, the responsible next step is a conversation with a clinician and, where relevant, a blood test — talk to them before changing your diet or supplements.

Want the details on how we research, write, and correct these pages? Read our editorial policy.

Vita is Vitaminico's AI nutrition coach — not a human doctor. Educational only, not medical advice or a diagnosis. Talk to your healthcare provider before changing your diet or supplements.