A smart encyclopedia for food around the world
WorldFoodIQ helps you understand ingredients, fruits, vegetables, grains, spices, and more — what they are, where they come from, how they’re used, and how to store, cook, and substitute them.
Welcome to WorldFoodIQ
WorldFoodIQ is a practical wellness space built for busy real life — simple routines, clear steps, and evidence-aware guidance across sleep, stress, gut health, nutrition, and everyday habits.
We keep things actionable: what to do today, what to do this week, and how to make it stick without overwhelm or perfection.
What you’ll find here
Sleep that feels better
Bedtime routines, insomnia-friendly habits, and realistic fixes for tired mornings.
Mental wellness + stress relief
Calm-down tools, burnout support, and small resets you can do anytime.
Gut health made simple
Bloating support, digestion-friendly choices, and routines that help consistency.
Everyday nutrition
Balanced meals, smart swaps, and realistic guidance that fits your schedule.
Fitness for busy days
Short routines, strength basics, and movement plans that are actually doable.
Self-care that sticks
Boundaries, energy resets, and simple rituals for daily stability.
Our approach
Clear steps, minimal fluff. We aim for evidence-aware guidance, practical tips, and routines you can repeat.
Who it’s for
Anyone who wants to feel better with simple habits — especially busy women balancing work, family, and life.
Be part of the community
Browse topics, save routines, and come back whenever you need a reset.
Our Mission
Make food knowledge simple, reliable, and useful. We publish clear, practical ingredient guides — origins, flavors, uses, storage, substitutions, and safety notes — so you can cook with confidence and waste less.
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New Content
Clear answers: flavor, uses, storage, substitutions, and cooking tips — not filler.
We keep health notes conservative and reference reputable guidance where relevant.
Learn the “why” behind ingredients — origins, culture, and how cooks use them worldwide.
Get in Touch
Questions, corrections, partnerships, or contributor ideas — reach out anytime.