THE CHARTS BELOW SHOW THE AVERAGE PERCENTAGES IN TYPICAL MEALS OF THREE TYPES OF NUTRIENTS ALL OF WHICH MAY BE UNHEALTHY IF EATTEN TOO MUCH.
The diagram compares information about the amount of three different nutritional
elements
(sodium
, Saturated fat and Added sugar) which are included in Breakfast
, Lunch
, Snacks as well as
Dinner
.
Based on the information presented, most of the Dinner
meals
consist of higher amounts of both Sodium
and Saturated fat. However
, breakfast
is considered to be a healthier meal as it is the lowest consumer of sodium
, Saturated fat and Added sugar.
As regards Soduim, both Breakfast
and Snaks meals
consist of only 14% of Sodium
elements
. In contrast
, there was a sharply high number of Sodium
elements
inside Dinner
meals
, 43%. In addition
, Around a third of the sodium
elements
go in Lunch
foods.
Dinner
meals
include the highest amount of Saturated fat, 37%. Less than a fifth of Saturated fat consumption in Breakfast
foods(16%). Furthermore
, both Snacks and Lunch
meals
consume the same amount of Saturated fat(about 26% and 21% respectively).
Eventually, snacks are
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an unhealthy food
, because of the high consumption of Added sugar, which consists of about 42%. Remove the article
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a portion of unhealthy food
Moreover
, the rest meals
(Breakfast
, lunch
and dinner
) share approximately the same amounts, between 16%, 19% and 23% respectively).Submitted by iimux771 on
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