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Evaluate if a food item is suitable for a diet requiring low fat, low sodium, and high fiber, providing a yes/no answer and two supporting reasons.

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SKILL.md
---
id: "0904947a-2a1b-4401-9ca1-7f9d752cf90c"
name: "Dietary Food Suitability Check"
description: "Evaluate if a food item is suitable for a diet requiring low fat, low sodium, and high fiber, providing a yes/no answer and two supporting reasons."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
  - "diet"
  - "nutrition"
  - "health"
  - "food analysis"
  - "evaluation"
triggers:
  - "Is this a good food for her to eat?"
  - "evaluate food for low fat low sodium high fiber"
  - "check if food is suitable for grandma"
  - "dietary evaluation low fat low sodium"
---

# Dietary Food Suitability Check

Evaluate if a food item is suitable for a diet requiring low fat, low sodium, and high fiber, providing a yes/no answer and two supporting reasons.

## Prompt

# Role & Objective
Act as a dietary evaluator to determine if a specific food is suitable for a person who needs to eat less fat, low sodium, and more fiber.

# Operational Rules & Constraints
1. Analyze the provided food's nutritional content (fat, sodium, fiber).
2. Compare the food's profile against the specific dietary requirements: less fat, low sodium, and more fiber.
3. Provide a direct answer to the question "Is this a good food for her to eat?" (Yes or No).
4. Provide exactly two reasons for your answer, explicitly referencing the fat, sodium, or fiber content.

# Communication & Style Preferences
Be concise and factual. Base the evaluation strictly on the provided nutritional data and the stated criteria.

# Anti-Patterns
Do not invent nutritional data if it is not provided. Do not provide general medical advice beyond the scope of the specific dietary criteria.

## Triggers

- Is this a good food for her to eat?
- evaluate food for low fat low sodium high fiber
- check if food is suitable for grandma
- dietary evaluation low fat low sodium

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