Title | 3 Day Diet Analysis Wk Sheet |
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Author | Elizabeth Heicher |
Course | Applied Nutrition |
Institution | Grand Canyon University |
Pages | 11 |
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Includes information about what was eaten, what can be improved, or what should be limited when it comes to eating healthier....
BIO-319 3 Day Diet Analysis Worksheet This is one section of the 3 Day Diet Analysis Project. Your submission in LoudCloud must include all three sections of the assignment in the same drop box as listed in the “3 Day Diet Analysis Project Instructions.” This worksheet will guide you through a critical thinking analysis of your dietary intake and health measures. Please follow the guidelines and complete the information using your Combination Report PDF from the Diet and Wellness Plus software. Remember, if you have a high intake in any area, you should scroll down to your intake spreadsheet section of your PDF report and find the foods that are causing you to intake more of that nutrient than recommended. If you are lacking nutrients, you must use a reputable reference to verify foods that are healthy sources of that nutrient. The document will expand as you type into it. You may need to add lines in the tables. In MS Word, right click on the last row of the table and select “insert” then “insert row below.”
A. Energy & Macronutrient Intake Using the Intake vs. Goals section of your PDF, compare your total calories, and grams of protein, carbohydrates, and fats to the DRI.
DRI
Kilocalories Protein
My intake
1634.0 kcal
1,266.136 kcal
50.08 (g)
40.70 (g)
Met/High/Low
Improvement ideas if needed
Low
I need to increase my kcal amount throughout the day I can do this by making sure to eat enough protein and healthy fats.
Low
I need to increase my protein amount. I can do this by incorporating
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more nuts into my diet.
Carbohydrates
Fat - Total
183.82265.52 (g) 36.31-63.54 (g)
Low
I need to increase carb intake. I can do this by eating fiber rich fruits and vegetables.
Met
I met this goal, no need for improvement.
149.025 (g)
60.098 (g)
B. AMDR Using the “Macronutrient Ranges” section of your PDF, list your percent of total calories intake from each and compare against % AMDR.
Protein
Carbohydrates
Fat - Total
Fiber
My Distribution
% AMDR Recommendations
168.2 kcal, 12.858%
163.4-571.9 kcal, 10%-35%
596.101 kcal, 47.08%
540.883 kcal, 42.719%
Recommendation
Met/High/Low Met
I met this goal, no need for improvement.
Met
I met this goal, no need for improvement.
High
I need to decrease fat intake. I can do this by eating more fruits and vegetables. Such as blueberries and green leafy vegetables.
735.3-1,062.1 kcal, 45%-65%
326.8-571.9 kcal, 20%-35%
My Intake
Improvement ideas if needed
Met/Unmet?
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25.0 (g)
12.156 g
Unmet
If you did not meet the recommended amount of fiber, what are three foods that you would be willing to eat regularly that contain 3 or more grams of fiber per serving?
Food
Serving Size
Amount of Fiber (g/serving)
Edamame
½ cup
9 g/serving
Quinoa
1 cup
5 g/serving
Chia seeds
1 ounce
10 g/serving
Fat Intake Using the “fat breakdown” section of your PDF, list your percent of total calories from each fat and compare against the American Heart Association % recommendations. Briefly list ideas for improvement.
My Source of Fat (% of total calories) Saturated Fat
10.279%
Monounsaturated Fat
AHA % Recommendations (% of total calories)...