The charts illustrate the average proportions of three nutrient varieties, including
sodium
, saturated fats, and added sugars, found in four typical meals, excessive intake of which can pose health risks.
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it is clear that
dinner exhibits the highest levels of Linking Words
sodium
and saturated fat consumption, Use synonyms
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breakfast shows the opposite trend. Linking Words
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snacks
contain the greatest percentage of added Use synonyms
sugar
among the four meals mentioned.
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sodium
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sodium
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sugar
in these two meals are considerably lower (23% for supper and 19% for luncheon).
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snacks
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consumed are the same, at 14%. In the case of saturated fat, the greater percentage is found in Use synonyms
snacks
, registering 21%, than in breakfasts, at 16%. Use synonyms
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the opposite is true for breakfast Linking Words
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sugar
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