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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 compare the average proportion of the three kinds of nutrients combined in four categories of human’s daily meals in America, all of which may have serious problems if people absorb them too much.
It is clear that American residents intack thier sodium and saturated fat mostly come from dinner and lunch, while added sugar is mainly from snacks.
The highest proportion of sodium and staturated fat comes from dinner, one at 43% and the other at 37%, while these two nutrients are the lowest in breakfast, round 16%. It is worth noting that snacks and breakfast account for the lowest proportion of nutrient sodium at 14%.
When it comes to nutrients with added sugars, we can see that its highest source of intake is snacks, which is about 42%, and the least source of intake is breakfast, which is 16%. The second sourece of intake is dinner.
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