The given charts offer insight into the average intakes of protein and calories in 4 countries: India, East Africa, Latin America and North America.
Overall, it is discernible that the amount of protein and calories intake in North America surpasses the ideal point while the other parts of the world do not. Additionally, the majority of people mostly take animal as the main source of protein, except for India.
Regarding the protein intake, it can be seen clearly from the chart that North Americans led the case study, with 62 units of animal protein and 18 units of other protein, contributing to the total of 80 units. Moreover, while North America’s residents, on average, consume larger than ideal amount of protein, Latin Americans solely have a total of 45 units and primary source is from animals, which accounts for 32 units. This is followed closely by East African and Indian people, with 16 units and 13 units of animal protein, respectively. Both of these nations consume 15 units of other protein on average.
Turning to the calories intake, North America continues to be the only nation that has residents consuming calories more than ideal degree. Latin America ranks second at closely below 3000 calories. Subsequently, the figures for East Africa and India are approximately 2500 calories and 2000 calories, subsequently.