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The image contains three pie charts representing average percentages of sodium, saturated fats, and added sugars in typical meals consumed in the USA. The first chart shows sodium with 43% for dinner, 29% for lunch, 16% for snacks, and 14% for breakfast. The second chart shows saturated fat with 37% for dinner, 26% for lunch, 21% for breakfast, and 16% for snacks. The third chart shows added sugar with 42% for snacks, 23% for breakfast, 19% for lunch, and 16% for dinner. Each chart has a corresponding color-coded legend indicating meal types as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
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The pie charts illustrates the average ratio of three different kinds of unhealthy nutrients if they are taken in higher amount.
Overall, all three nutrients remain low in breakfast by small difference. Taking sodium and saturated fat remains high during lunch and dinner and remaining nutrient in snacks.
Citizens of USA, contains more sodium and saturated fat during dinner by 43% and 37%, then followed by lunch 29% and 26%. Meanwhile breakfast and snacks show the same amount of sodium intake which is 14% and saturated fat shows small difference between breakfast and snacks by 4%.
The third char, which shows added sugar, intakes higher in snacks by 42%, then afterward comes dinner which is 23%. This nutrient is taken low during breakfast only 16%.
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