Getting your fingers on fast-food nutritional details

Calorie-counting fast-food lovers may be heartened to know there's a new source for nutrition information at their fingertips.

[Ruth Simone]

Thanks Liz. This story is fascinating and hope this biz initiative develops to be truly helpful. Ruth Simone, Luminare Coaching & Consulting, San Mateo & Palo Alto.

[Wellnot]

Do a search for Ron Gutman on Google and look at some of the comments in the blogs. Is this really the kind of guy you'd trust with your health?

I worked for Ron Gutman only for a few months and my mental health has been permanently damaged.

It makes me sick that he pretends to care about people when he's the meanest, most spiteful person I've ever met.

[Jack LaLanne]

This information is posted in every major chain restaurant, and also on all their websites. It's better to have such information from the fast food company itself, since their labeling is monitored by the FDA. But who in the world doesn't already know that a salad is a better choice than a double cheeseburger?

[random user]

Seems like a good idea but then when I looked at the restaurants, I haven't heard of the majority. They must not be in the Bay Area? Why does it say that La Salsa has a wellscore of 1 and then when you click on it, it seems to have lots of Wellternatives? I'm confused.

[random user]

Popeye's gets four out of five stars and a Wellscore of 71/100? There is a god.