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Food Log- Week 1 of Tracking Task 1 This week, please log the meal (B [breakfast], L [lunch], D [dinner], S [snack]), food/drink, serving size, # of servings, carbohydrates, sugar, fiber, and calories (kcals). You can fill in protein and fat; however, it is not a requirement for this week. DAY 1 MEAL FOOD/DRINK SERVING SIZE # OF SERVINGS KCALS CARB SUGAR FIBER FAT PROTEIN Mixed Berries 1 cup 1 80 20g 8g 6g 1g 2g Chicken ceaser salad 1 bowl 1 420 12g 3g 5g 30g 25g Grilled salmon 1 fillet 1 350 0g 0g 0g 15g 40g Whole wheat toast 2 slices 1 160 30g 3g 6g 2g 6g TOTA L 1010 62g 14g 17g 48g 73g DAY 2 MEAL FOOD/DRINK SERVING SIZE # OF SERVINGS KCALS CARB SUGAR FIBER FAT PROTEIN Turkey Sandwich 1 Sandwich 1 400 45g 7g 6g 10g 30g Greek Yogurt 1 cup 1 150 10g 6g 2g 8g 15g Carrot Sticks 1 cup 1 50g 12g 5g 4g 0g 1g Grilled Salmon 1 fillet 1 300 0g 0g 0g 15g 40g TOTA L 900 67g 18g 12g 33g 86g
DAY 3 MEAL FOOD/DRINK SERVING SIZE # OF SERVINGS KCALS CARB SUGAR FIBER FAT PROTEIN Greek Yogurt with honey 1 bowl 1 200 20g 18g 2g 5g 10g Vegetable stir-fry 1 bowl 1 350 40g 12g 8g 15g 10g Mixed Nuts 1 ounce 1 160 6g 1g 3g 14g 6g Baked tilapia with asparagus 1 plate 1 280 10g 2g 5g 15g 30g TOTA L 990 76g 33g 18g 49g 56g
[Analysis Questions on Next Page] Task 2- Analysis Please answer the following questions in complete sentences: In regard to calories- What was your average calorie count? 970 Calories per day Did your calorie count surprise you? Why or why not? It seems reasonable for managing weight considering activity levels and personal goals. What contributed the most to your calories? Lunch and dinner In regard to carbohydrates (general)- What was your average carbohydrate intake during the 3 days? Is your carbohydrate intake within the daily range (recall that the average minimum is 130 g/day)? Were you surprised by your averages? A minimum of 130 grams of carbohydrates should be consumed daily on average for most people, however the average carbohydrate consumption over the three days was only about 70 grams. This shows that the recommended daily carbohydrate intake is not being met. What did you eat the most of: fast-releasing (simple) carbohydrates, starches, or fiber? Starches like quinoa, vegetables and whole wheat toast Reflect on the carbohydrates consumed this week. Did some keep you more satiated (than others? Which ones? Due to their slower digestion, complex carbohydrates like quinoa and vegetables likely kept you fuller longer than simple carbohydrates. In regard to fiber- What was your average fiber intake during the 3 days? 18 grams per day Are you getting the recommended amount of daily fiber (38 g /day for men; 25 g/day for women)? If yes, what are some foods that you eat that
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provide the most fiber. If not, what are foods that you can incorporate to help increase your fiber needs? No, it is below the suggested daily intake. In order to enhance this, mention employing more vegetables, fruits, legumes and whole grains in diet. In regard to added sugars- Were you surprised by your added sugar values? Positive results include the added sugar values appearing to be reasonably modest. However, it's crucial to watch how much added sugar you consume because too much of it can cause a number of health problems. Which foods contributed the most to these values? Limiting processed meals and sweet snacks can help lower added sugar intake because they include added sugars. Looking forward- What are two foods that you can incorporate and/or swap in order to a) reduce calories; b) increase fiber; or c) reduce added sugar? Be creative! 1. Enhance fiber by using more fiber-rich foods like legumes 2. Minimize calories by replacing high calories foods with low calories foods.