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Invest in the Intelligence Infrastructure for Personalized Food as Medicine

Food for Health® created the Clinical Nutrition Operating System that determines which foods and ingredients are most likely to produce beneficial outcomes for each individual’s medical conditions, wellness goals, medications, dietary requirements, preferences, and complete personal profile.

Our patented Efficacy Engine® synthesizes independently peer-reviewed clinical evidence with individual health factors to produce Personalized Food Outcome Calculations™. Rather than providing generalized guidance based on what worked, on average, across a study population, Food for Health® determines what the available evidence means for the specific person making the decision.

Food for Health® is raising up to $1 million through two separate securities offerings. Prospective investors must select the offering for which they are eligible and follow the applicable investment process.

APPLY FOR 506(c) INVESTMENT VIEW THE WEFUNDER OFFERING

Investments involve substantial risk, including the possible loss of the entire investment.

Why Food for Health® Exists

Food is one of the most frequent and consequential decisions people make, yet consumers, medical providers, health plans, employers, grocery retailers, and food producers lack a unified system for determining which foods are supported by the strongest clinical evidence for a particular individual.

Existing solutions generally provide population-level guidance, broad nutritional scoring, ingredient filtering, or recommendations based on generalized cohorts. They do not dynamically reconcile clinical evidence across the individual’s complete combination of medical conditions, wellness goals, medications, contraindications, adjuvants, depletions, allergies, dietary requirements, and preferences.

Food for Health® was built to solve that problem.

What Food for Health® Has Built

Food for Health® has developed live, fully functional solutions powered by its patented Efficacy Engine®:

  • Consumer App
  • Enterprise software platform and system
  • Software development kit (SDK)
  • Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution
  • Application programming interface (API)

The system

  • Grades ingredients based on independently peer-reviewed clinical evidence.
  • Weighs evidence using factors such as study design, cohort size, study duration, blinding, investigators, funding, and reported outcomes.
  • Reconciles evidence dynamically across multiple medical conditions and wellness goals.
  • Accounts for contraindications, adjuvants, depletions, food interactions, prescription-drug interactions, and over-the-counter product interactions.
  • Applies personal preferences and filters only after efficacy has been determined.
  • Produces individualized intelligence that can serve consumers, medical providers, health plans, employers, grocery retailers, food producers, and other health and nutrition platforms.

Food for Health® owns issued patents in the United States, India, and Korea, with continuations, iterations, and additional international filings intended to expand and extend its intellectual-property portfolio.

Why Now

Interest in food as medicine is accelerating across healthcare, grocery retail, insurance, employee benefits, government, research, and consumer health.

At the same time, artificial intelligence is increasing the speed at which information can be processed, but artificial intelligence alone does not determine whether the underlying evidence is clinically valid, properly weighted, relevant to the individual, or reconciled against that person’s complete profile.

Food for Health® combines patented clinical-evidence methodology, individualized health intelligence, software, data, and commercial delivery infrastructure in a system designed to make food decisions clinically meaningful at scale.

The opportunity extends beyond recommendations. When Food for Health® connects what an individual wants, what the individual selects, and what the individual consumes with that person’s medical, wellness, behavioral, and preference profile, it can generate differentiated outcome data and intelligence for consumers, providers, payers, retailers, food producers, researchers, and other stakeholders.

Choose the Appropriate Investment Path

Food for Health® is conducting two separate securities offerings. The offerings have different investor-eligibility requirements, investment processes, terms, disclosures, and risks. Participation in one offering does not constitute participation in the other.

OPTION 1

Regulation D, Rule 506(c) Offering

For accredited investors of $10,000 or more

Food for Health® has established a minimum investment of $10,000 for its Rule 506(c) offering.

This offering is available only to investors who qualify as accredited investors and whose accredited status is verified in accordance with applicable securities laws.

Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance. Food for Health® may accept or reject an application in accordance with the applicable offering documents.

Prospective investors must review the complete offering materials, disclosures, investment terms, and risk factors before investing.

APPLY FOR 506(c) INVESTMENT

Important Regulation D Disclosures

  • Only verified accredited investors may purchase securities through this offering.
  • The $10,000 minimum is a Food for Health® offering requirement. It is not the legal definition of an accredited investor.
  • Accredited-investor status must be verified before an investment can be accepted.
  • An application is an expression of interest and does not guarantee acceptance.
  • No investment should be made without reviewing the complete Rule 506(c) offering documents and risk disclosures.
  • The securities have not been registered under the Securities Act of 1933 or applicable state securities laws.
  • The securities are restricted, illiquid, and subject to limitations on transfer and resale.
  • Investors must be able to withstand the possible loss of their entire investment.

OPTION 2

Regulation CF Wefunder Offering

For accredited and non-accredited investors

Food for Health® is conducting a separate Regulation Crowdfunding offering pursuant to Section 4(a)(6) of the Securities Act of 1933 through Wefunder Portal LLC, a registered funding portal.

Accredited and non-accredited investors may review this offering, subject to the eligibility requirements, investment limits, terms, disclosures, and risks presented at Wefunder.

All Regulation Crowdfunding investment activity must occur through Wefunder. Food for Health® does not accept Regulation Crowdfunding commitments, subscription agreements, or payments through this website.

VIEW THE WEFUNDER OFFERING

Important Regulation CF Disclosures

  • The Regulation Crowdfunding offering is separate from the Food for Health® Rule 506(c) offering.
  • The offering is conducted through Wefunder.
  • Accredited and non-accredited investors may participate, subject to the offering terms and applicable legal requirements.
  • Non-accredited investors are subject to applicable Regulation Crowdfunding investment limits.
  • All investments must be completed through the Food for Health® offering page on Wefunder.
  • The Wefunder offering page contains the controlling offering terms, disclosures, investment procedures, and risk factors.
  • The securities have not been registered under the Securities Act of 1933.
  • The securities are speculative, illiquid, and subject to restrictions on transfer and resale.
  • Investors must be able to withstand the possible loss of their entire investment.

Eligibility to review or apply for an offering does not guarantee that an investment will be accepted.

Important Notice

These offerings involve the sale of securities.

The information on this page is provided solely to direct prospective investors to the appropriate offering materials and investment process. It is not intended to replace the complete offering documents applicable to either offering.

The Rule 506(c) offering and the Regulation Crowdfunding offering are separate offerings. Each has its own terms, eligibility requirements, disclosures, procedures, and risks. Prospective investors should rely only on the applicable offering documents when making an investment decision.

No federal or state securities commission, the Securities and Exchange Commission, FINRA, Wefunder, or any other regulatory authority has approved, recommended, endorsed, or passed upon the merits of Food for Health®, either offering, or the accuracy or completeness of the applicable offering materials. Any representation to the contrary is unlawful.

Investing in an early-stage company is highly speculative. Investors may lose some or all of their investment. The securities may be illiquid, may have limited or no resale market, and may be subject to substantial restrictions on transfer.

Nothing on this page constitutes legal, tax, accounting, financial, or investment advice. Prospective investors should consult their own professional advisers and review the complete applicable offering documents before investing.