A verified directory,
not a medical referral.
Independent practitioners may share the foods they personally use. They do not diagnose, prescribe or replace a qualified healthcare professional.
A food education and tasting network with a clear boundary.
Practitioners are independent professionals who may demonstrate products, host tasting sessions and share preparation ideas. They are not acting as our employees, clinicians or medical referral agents.
Every public profile should state the practitioner’s relevant training or licence in the market where they operate, the date it was verified, and the services they are permitted to offer. A credential that cannot be checked is not displayed.
No practitioner may use this programme to diagnose a condition, recommend stopping prescribed medicine, or present a conventional food as a treatment. Questions about symptoms, medication, pregnancy, nursing or a diagnosed condition must be directed to an appropriate healthcare professional.
Three checks before a profile goes live.
A real person
Government-issued identity and business contact details are verified. We do not publish anonymous profiles or invented credentials.
The claim is checkable
Where a licence, certificate or professional registration is cited, its issuer, number, scope and validity are checked before publication.
The boundary is signed
Each practitioner accepts the food-only communication rules, the no-medical-advice policy and the complaints process.
The public map is being prepared city by city.
No location is shown until identity, scope and contact details are verified.
| Market | Profile status | Services allowed | Launch note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | Pilot review | Tasting, product demonstration, food preparation | Opening after local terms review |
| United States | Not open | To be defined by state and credential | Market and legal review pending |
| United Kingdom | Not open | To be defined by credential | Market review pending |
| Australia | Not open | To be defined by state and credential | Market review pending |
| China | Separate domestic programme | Domestic food-education rules apply | Not part of this international directory |
Recommend only what
you would use yourself.
The programme is intentionally small at launch. We are looking for people who already teach food preparation, host tasting sessions or run a design-led retail space — and who are comfortable saying “this is food, not medicine”.
Approval is not a clinical endorsement and does not create a franchise, agency or employment relationship. It permits the practitioner to use approved product information and disclose a commercial relationship where one applies.
Ask what was verified. Ask what is not.
A responsible directory makes the boundary visible: identity, credential scope and the limits of food-only guidance.