Plan meals and make dietary decisions based on Israeli Ministry of Health Nutritional Rainbow guidelines and front-of-package red/green labeling. Use when you need to build balanced weekly menus, understand what Israeli food labels mean, or plan kosher meals with proper meat-dairy separation. Covers the five rainbow bands (green, yellow, orange, pink, and below-the-rainbow), red label thresholds for sugar, sodium, and saturated fat (Phase 2, January 2021), and building meals from Israeli supermarket products. Do NOT use for clinical nutrition therapy, eating disorders, or medical dietary prescriptions.
Planning balanced meals in Israel means navigating the Ministry of Health's Nutritional Rainbow guidelines, understanding front-of-package red and green labels on every product, and working within kosher constraints that affect meal composition and timing. Most people either ignore the labels or don't know how to translate the rainbow's frequency-based recommendations into actual weekly menus. Without structured guidance, Israelis default to convenience foods that carry red labels for excess sugar, sodium, or saturated fat.
npx skills-il add skills-il/health-services --skill israeli-nutrition-planner -a claude-codePlan a healthy weekly menu for a family of 4 following the Nutritional Rainbow, with a shopping list
What does it mean when a food product has a red label for sugar? Does that mean I shouldn't eat it?
Plan Friday night dinner and Saturday meals, we keep glatt kosher. Include basari/halavi/pareve markings
Give me healthy alternatives with no red labels for sweetened breakfast cereals, flavored yogurts, and sausages
Guide to fertility treatments in Israel including IVF coverage, health basket entitlements, surrogacy law, egg freezing, and navigating kupat cholim fertility services. Use when a user needs information about IVF funding through the national health system, understanding SHABAN supplementary insurance for fertility, the legal framework for surrogacy and sperm donation, or cost breakdowns for fertility treatments. Israel is a world leader in IVF per capita with generous public funding for first two live births. Do NOT use for medical fertility diagnosis or treatment recommendations.
Comprehensive guide to navigating elder care in Israel. Helps families with Bituach Leumi long-term care benefits (gimlat siud), private nursing care insurance (bituach siudi) through kupot cholim, old-age pension (kiztavat zikna), nursing homes (beit avot) and assisted living (diur mugan), home care, enduring power of attorney (yipuy koach mitmashech), and guardian appointment (apotropus). Use when caring for an aging parent, comparing care options, checking benefit eligibility, or planning advance directives. Prevents crisis-driven decisions by consolidating all elder care information. Do NOT use for general Bituach Leumi benefits, private pension funds, or HMO/health insurance questions.
Search medications and check real-time stock availability at Clalit pharmacies across Israel. Use when you need to find a drug like Acamol, Nurofen, or Amoxicillin and check which branch has it in stock. Supports Hebrew and English drug name searches.
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