Guide scaffold
Sugar-free does not mean carb-free
One of the core trust rules for Meethakam: low sugar language should not hide the carb context.
Main message
A biscuit or drink can look safer than it is if the shopper only checks sugar and ignores carbohydrates and serving size.
Why it matters
- A small portion may look light, but repeated portions add up quickly.
- Daily context should stay general and not become a personal prescription.
- This is label math and public information, not medical advice.
Meethakam reminder
Guides can explain claims in public-interest language, but they should not turn into individual medical advice.