A little stardust, a lot of real food. Find your sign’s fresh daily recipe, explore the flavours behind its cosmic story and bring a colourful moment of nourishment to your table.
Calculated at noon in Toronto · tropical zodiac · whole-sign solar houses.
Sun18.31° Scorpio
Moon4.26° Sagittarius
Venus23.08° Libra ℞
Moon and Venus themes inspire the menu. Nutrients support normal body functions; there is no scientific evidence that a transit changes your nutrient needs or that food alters a planetary influence.
Make nourishment personal
These plant-forward meal ideas are a starting point. Adjust portions to your appetite and needs, check ingredient labels for allergies, and choose the listed swaps when they suit you. Swaps change nutrients and can introduce different allergens. Preparation times assume cooked grains, ready-to-use legumes and any listed cooked chicken or fish are prepared beforehand; extra cooking or chilling time is stated where needed. Coconut yogurt adds flavour and texture; seeds and legumes provide plant protein.
Aries, today's menu is an invitation to exploring flavours. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for balance and sharing. Dill and lemon brighten salmon, quinoa and creamy avocado. Bring one helpful kitchen habit forward and let the rest of the meal be an exploration. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Lemon salmon avocado quinoa plate
Illustrated whole-food meal inspiration
1 serving · 15 min preparation
Ingredients
120 g cooked boneless salmon, ready to eat
3/4 cup cooked quinoa
1/2 avocado, sliced
1 medium tomato, diced
1 cup baby spinach, washed
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp olive oil
1 tbsp chopped dill
Make your meal
Heat quinoa until steaming and allow it to cool slightly.
Arrange quinoa, spinach, tomato and avocado on a plate.
Flake the ready-to-eat salmon over the plate; finish with lemon, olive oil and dill.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Explore a new combination without needing restrictive food rules. For today's Venus theme of balance and sharing, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from salmon and quinoa: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from quinoa, avocado and vegetables: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Unsaturated fats from salmon, avocado and olive oil: Provide dietary fats as part of a varied eating pattern.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Fish.
Try this swap: Replace salmon with 3/4 cup cooked lentils for a plant-based version; its nutrient profile will differ.
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Taurus
Today’s theme: A fresh approach to mindful replenishment
Taurus, today's menu is an invitation to mindful replenishment. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for practical nourishment. Orange segments and mint make this green quinoa bowl taste bright and garden-fresh. A new herb, a different texture or a brighter dressing can change the whole mood of a familiar meal. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Orange edamame quinoa salad
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 15 min preparation
Ingredients
3/4 cup cooked quinoa
3/4 cup shelled frozen edamame
1 small orange, peeled and chopped
1 cup spinach, chopped
1 tbsp pumpkin seeds
1 tsp olive oil
1 tbsp chopped mint
1 tbsp lime juice
Make your meal
Cook edamame according to the packet and drain.
Combine with cooked quinoa, orange and washed spinach.
Toss with oil and pumpkin seeds. Finish with mint and lime.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Make time to eat and replenish through ordinary nourishment. For today's Venus theme of practical nourishment, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from edamame and quinoa: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from quinoa, edamame and orange: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Vitamin C from orange: Supports collagen formation and helps absorb iron from plant foods.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Soy.
Try this swap: Use cooked chickpeas instead of edamame.
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Gemini
Today’s theme: A colourful take on balance and sharing
Gemini, today's menu is an invitation to balance and sharing. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for colour and creativity. A soft sweet potato becomes a colourful edible bowl for lemony chickpeas and herbs. Let colour and flavour give an unspoken mood a small, practical outlet. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Mediterranean chickpea stuffed sweet potato
Illustrated whole-food meal inspiration
1 serving · 20 min preparation
Ingredients
1 small sweet potato, scrubbed
3/4 cup canned chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1/2 cucumber, diced
1 medium tomato, diced
1 tbsp unsweetened coconut yogurt
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp olive oil
1 tbsp chopped parsley
Make your meal
Pierce the sweet potato and microwave on a microwave-safe plate for 6–10 minutes, turning halfway, until soft throughout.
Mash half the chickpeas with coconut yogurt, lemon and oil, then fold in the remaining chickpeas, cucumber and tomato.
Split the potato, spoon in the chickpea mixture and finish with parsley.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
A mixture of plant foods, grains or starches and protein brings the balance theme to the table. For today's Venus theme of colour and creativity, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from chickpeas: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from sweet potato, chickpeas and vegetables: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Vitamin C from tomato and lemon: Supports collagen formation and helps the body absorb iron from plant foods.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Coconut; check coconut-yogurt labels for other allergens.
Try this swap: Use olive oil and a little water instead of coconut yogurt.
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Cancer
Today’s theme: Make room for practical nourishment
Cancer, today's menu is an invitation to practical nourishment. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for comfort and care. Sweet potato, ginger and a little coconut milk soften this warmly spiced lentil curry. Set the table as if this ordinary meal deserves a little attention. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Sweet potato lentil curry bowl
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 25 min preparation
Ingredients
1 small sweet potato, diced
3/4 cup canned lentils, drained and rinsed
1/2 cup no-added-salt canned tomatoes
1/2 cup water
1 cup spinach
1/4 tsp cumin
1/4 tsp turmeric
1 tsp olive oil
1 tsp grated ginger
2 tbsp unsweetened coconut milk
Make your meal
Simmer sweet potato, tomatoes, water, spices, ginger and oil for 15–20 min until tender.
Add lentils and spinach; cook until steaming and spinach wilts.
Serve in a bowl, adding water for a looser curry. Stir in coconut milk at the end.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Protein foods and fibre-rich ingredients make everyday meal planning tangible. For today's Venus theme of comfort and care, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from lentils: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from lentils, sweet potato and spinach: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Iron from lentils: Contributes to haemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: None of the common priority allergens in the listed ingredients; check packaged foods. Coconut.
Try this swap: Replace sweet potato with diced regular potato.
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Leo
Today’s theme: A shared invitation to colour and creativity
Leo, today's menu is an invitation to colour and creativity. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for curiosity and connection. Mushrooms and turmeric tofu give a savoury, earthy twist to whole-grain toast. Consider who you might enjoy cooking with, or save the idea for a meal worth sharing. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Mushroom tofu scrambled toast
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 15 min preparation
Ingredients
150 g firm tofu, crumbled
1 cup sliced mushrooms
1 cup spinach
1 tsp olive oil
1/4 tsp turmeric
2 slices whole-grain bread
1 tbsp chopped parsley
1/4 tsp black pepper
Make your meal
Cook mushrooms in oil for 5 min.
Add tofu and turmeric; cook 5 min, then stir in spinach until wilted.
Serve on toasted bread. Finish with parsley and black pepper.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Colourful plant foods turn creativity into variety on your plate. For today's Venus theme of curiosity and connection, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from tofu: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from whole-grain bread, mushrooms and spinach: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Magnesium from whole grains and legumes: Supports normal muscle and nerve function and energy metabolism.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Soy and wheat/gluten.
Try this swap: Use two eggs cooked fully instead of tofu and gluten-free toast; eggs become an allergen.
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Virgo
Today’s theme: A pause for comfort and care
Virgo, today's menu is an invitation to comfort and care. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for grounded routines. Tahini, crisp radish and mint bring creaminess, crunch and a cool finish to lentils. Leave enough room in the day to eat without turning nourishment into another performance. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Tahini lentil crunch bowl
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 15 min preparation
Ingredients
3/4 cup canned lentils, drained and rinsed
3/4 cup cooked quinoa
1/2 red bell pepper, diced
1/2 cucumber, diced
1 tbsp tahini
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp water
2 radishes, thinly sliced
1 tbsp chopped mint
Make your meal
Heat quinoa until steaming, or use freshly cooked quinoa.
Combine with lentils, pepper and cucumber.
Whisk tahini, lemon and water and drizzle over the bowl. Finish with radish and mint.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
A satisfying homemade meal can be a simple act of care. For today's Venus theme of grounded routines, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from lentils and tahini: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from lentils, quinoa and vegetables: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Vitamin C from bell pepper: Supports collagen formation and helps the body absorb iron from plant foods.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Sesame.
Try this swap: Replace tahini with olive oil and add pumpkin seeds.
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Libra
Today’s theme: A little attention to curiosity and connection
Libra, today's menu is an invitation to curiosity and connection. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for a fresh start. Basil, tomato and white beans make an aromatic soup with the satisfying bite of whole barley. Let one ingredient you already enjoy be the starting point for something fresh. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Tomato white bean barley minestrone
Illustrated whole-food meal inspiration
1 serving · 25 min preparation
Ingredients
3/4 cup cooked hulled barley
3/4 cup canned white beans, drained and rinsed
1 cup no-added-salt canned tomatoes
1 cup spinach
1/2 zucchini, diced
1/2 cup water
1 tsp olive oil
1 tbsp chopped basil
Make your meal
Simmer tomatoes, zucchini, water and olive oil for 10–12 minutes until zucchini is tender.
Add beans, barley and spinach; cook until steaming hot and spinach has wilted.
Spoon into a bowl and scatter with fresh basil.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Try a new flavour while keeping familiar nutrient-rich ingredients. For today's Venus theme of a fresh start, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from white beans and barley: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from white beans, hulled barley and vegetables: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Iron from white beans and spinach: Contributes to haemoglobin, which carries oxygen in the blood.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Barley contains gluten.
Try this swap: Use cooked brown rice or quinoa instead of barley.
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Scorpio
Today’s theme: A simple way into grounded routines
Scorpio, today's menu is an invitation to grounded routines. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for a quiet reset. Roasted broccoli edges, lemon zest and toasted-tasting seeds give this bowl its character. Give yourself a useful rhythm: prepare, sit down and enjoy the food you made. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Roasted broccoli chickpea quinoa
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 25 min preparation
Ingredients
3/4 cup canned chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1 cup broccoli florets
3/4 cup cooked quinoa
2 tsp olive oil
1 tbsp lemon juice
1/4 tsp paprika
1 tbsp pumpkin seeds
1 tsp finely grated lemon zest
Make your meal
Heat oven to 200°C/400°F. Toss chickpeas and broccoli with oil and paprika.
Roast on a tray for 18–20 min until broccoli is tender.
Heat quinoa until steaming; add roasted mixture and lemon. Finish with pumpkin seeds and lemon zest.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Fibre-rich plants and a protein food fit the symbolic invitation to build steady routines. For today's Venus theme of a quiet reset, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from chickpeas and quinoa: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from chickpeas, quinoa and broccoli: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Magnesium from whole grains and legumes: Supports normal muscle and nerve function and energy metabolism.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: None of the common priority allergens in the listed ingredients; check packaged foods.
Try this swap: Use cooked brown rice instead of quinoa.
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Sagittarius
Today’s theme: A return to a fresh start
Sagittarius, today's menu is an invitation to a fresh start. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for community and variety. Soft apple, cinnamon and coconut yogurt bring orchard flavours to whole oats. Bring one helpful kitchen habit forward and let the rest of the meal be an exploration. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Apple cinnamon coconut yogurt oats
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 10 min preparation
Ingredients
1/2 cup rolled oats
3/4 cup unsweetened coconut yogurt
1 small apple, diced
1 tbsp pumpkin seeds
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1 cup water
2 tbsp hemp hearts
Make your meal
Cook oats with water following the packet; stir in apple and cinnamon until apple softens.
Allow to cool slightly, then add coconut yogurt.
Top with pumpkin seeds. Add hemp hearts with the pumpkin seeds.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Preparing a complete meal makes a practical foundation for a fresh start. For today's Venus theme of community and variety, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from pumpkin seeds and hemp hearts: Provide amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from rolled oats and apple: Supports normal bowel function as part of a varied eating pattern.
Magnesium from rolled oats and pumpkin seeds: Supports normal muscle and nerve function and energy metabolism.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Coconut; oats may contain gluten through cross-contact. Check all packaged ingredients.
Try this swap: Use certified gluten-free oats if needed. Omit the coconut yogurt and cook or soak the oats with water instead; adjust the amount for your preferred texture. Coconut yogurt is included for flavour and texture, not as a high-protein equivalent to dairy yogurt.
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Capricorn
Today’s theme: A fresh approach to a quiet reset
Capricorn, today's menu is an invitation to a quiet reset. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for consistent preparation. Smoked paprika and pumpkin seeds turn a simple bean bowl into a cosy, crunchy contrast. A new herb, a different texture or a brighter dressing can change the whole mood of a familiar meal. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Smoky kidney bean rice bowl
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 15 min preparation
Ingredients
3/4 cup canned kidney beans, drained and rinsed
3/4 cup cooked brown rice
1/2 red bell pepper, diced
1/2 cup no-added-salt canned tomatoes
1 tsp olive oil
1/4 tsp smoked paprika
1 tbsp pumpkin seeds
1 tbsp chopped coriander
Make your meal
Soften pepper in oil for 3–4 min.
Add beans, tomatoes and paprika; simmer until steaming.
Heat rice until steaming and spoon bean mixture over it. Scatter with pumpkin seeds and coriander.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
A simple meal and an unhurried pause can create space for reflection. For today's Venus theme of consistent preparation, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from kidney beans: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from beans, brown rice and vegetables: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Vitamin C from bell pepper: Supports collagen formation and helps the body absorb iron from plant foods.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: None of the common priority allergens in the listed ingredients; check packaged foods.
Try this swap: Use canned black beans instead. Do not substitute uncooked kidney beans.
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Aquarius
Today’s theme: A colourful take on community and variety
Aquarius, today's menu is an invitation to community and variety. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for exploring flavours. Fresh parsley, peas and lemon bring garden flavours to a simple chicken-and-barley bowl. Let colour and flavour give an unspoken mood a small, practical outlet. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Herbed chicken barley garden bowl
Illustrated whole-food meal inspiration
1 serving · 20 min preparation
Ingredients
120 g plain cooked chicken breast, diced
3/4 cup cooked hulled barley
1/2 cup frozen green peas
1 cup broccoli florets
1/2 red bell pepper, diced
2 tsp olive oil
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp chopped parsley
Make your meal
Steam broccoli and peas until tender; heat cooked barley and chicken together until steaming hot throughout.
Combine with the pepper and drizzle with olive oil and lemon.
Finish with parsley and serve while hot.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Variety and a recipe worth sharing echo the community theme. For today's Venus theme of exploring flavours, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from chicken, peas and barley: Provides amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from hulled barley, peas and vegetables: Supports normal bowel function and adds variety to a balanced eating pattern.
Vitamin C from red bell pepper and broccoli: Supports collagen formation and helps the body absorb iron from plant foods.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Barley contains gluten.
Try this swap: Use cooked quinoa instead of barley and 3/4 cup white beans instead of chicken for a plant-based version.
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Pisces
Today’s theme: Make room for consistent preparation
Pisces, today's menu is an invitation to consistent preparation. The Moon in Sagittarius brings that theme into your solar-house reflection, while Venus in Libra adds a taste for mindful replenishment. Banana, cinnamon and coconut yogurt make an easy overnight bowl with a soft, seed-rich finish. Set the table as if this ordinary meal deserves a little attention. The Moon–Uranus opposition suggests two needs asking for room: a meal can be comforting and fresh, practical and enjoyable.
Banana coconut chia overnight oats
Illustrative serving suggestion
1 serving · 10 min preparation + overnight chilling
Ingredients
1/2 cup rolled oats
3/4 cup unsweetened coconut yogurt
1/4 cup water
1 banana, sliced
1 tbsp pumpkin seeds
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1 tbsp chia seeds
2 tbsp hemp hearts
Make your meal
Mix oats, coconut yogurt, water and cinnamon in a covered container.
Refrigerate overnight (at least 6 hours); the 10 min time is hands-on preparation only.
Add sliced banana and pumpkin seeds before serving. Mix chia with the oats and add hemp hearts before serving.
From cosmic inspiration to everyday nourishment
Prepping ingredients turns consistency into a useful daily practice. For today's Venus theme of mindful replenishment, notice the pleasure of the textures and flavours as well as the practical nourishment. The sky-to-flavour connection is a creative, symbolic invitation. These ingredients also have everyday nutritional roles:
Protein from pumpkin seeds and hemp hearts: Provide amino acids used to build and maintain body tissues.
Fibre from rolled oats, banana and chia seeds: Supports normal bowel function as part of a varied eating pattern.
Magnesium from rolled oats and pumpkin seeds: Supports normal muscle and nerve function and energy metabolism.
Allergens and ingredient swaps
Allergens: Coconut; oats may contain gluten through cross-contact. Check all packaged ingredients.
Try this swap: Use certified gluten-free oats if needed. Omit the coconut yogurt and cook or soak the oats with water instead; adjust the amount for your preferred texture. Coconut yogurt is included for flavour and texture, not as a high-protein equivalent to dairy yogurt.
The menu refreshes at the start of every Toronto day, including when this page stays open. Calculated Moon and Venus degrees, their closest relevant major aspect and the date select twelve distinct recipes from a rotating library of 24. Your sun sign is treated as the first solar house to interpret the daily theme. Alternating recipe pools ensure your meal changes from one day to the next.
One recipe is a meal idea, not a complete daily diet or a personalized nutrition plan. Nutrient descriptions are qualitative, not calculated quantities or promises of a health outcome. Astrology does not diagnose deficiencies, prescribe supplements or determine dietary requirements.
