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Scientists created a new food scorecard just for people in India that checks how healthy their eating habits are by looking at things like how much rice or bread they eat, whether they have sweets after meals, what kind of milk fat they use, and where they get their healthy fats — and it counts food in portions per 1,000 calories to make it easier to report accurately.
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Development of a diet pattern assessment tool for coronary heart disease risk reduction
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2022 DecThe study created a diet score called iPACE-DQI specifically for Indians, using real-life eating habits and measuring food in portions per calorie to make it easier to track — just like the claim says.
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