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Nutrition education is a structured educational process that develops knowledge, skills, and decision-making capacities related to food, diet, and health so individuals can adopt and maintain nutritionally sound eating practices [1][2][3][4]. It includes planned learning on dietary guidelines, nutrient functions, food selection, meal planning, label interpretation, and behavior-change strategies in personal, family, school, or community contexts [1][2]. Nutrition education is characterized by evidence-based content, learner-appropriate pedagogy, and practical application aimed at improving dietary behaviors rather than only increasing factual knowledge [2][4]. In public health and educational practice, the term denotes intentional instruction for nutrition-related competence and behavior change, distinct from general health messaging that does not include structured nutrition learning objectives [1][2][3][4].