The three pie charts compare the proportion of carbohydrates, protein and fat in three different types of diets.
Overall, it is clear that carbohydrates accounted for the largest percentages in nearly all three types of diets, while fat recorded the lowest figures. In terms of the average diet, the percentages for carbohydrates and protein were equal.
On the one hand, carbohydrates made up the majority of the total in the healthy diet and that for sport, at 50% and 60%, respectively. On the average diet, carbohydrates had a share of 40% of the total.
On the other hand, protein constituted 40% of the total average diet, 30% of the healthy diet and 25% of that for sport. By contrast, fat accounted for the same proportion in both the average and healthy diets, at 20%, while the figure for the healthy diet for sport was 5 percentage points lower, at 15%.
