Nutrients Target Average aten !tatus Total Calories 2800 Calories 1"1# Calories $nder %rotein &g'((( #6 g 1)8 g *+ %rotein &, Calories'((( 10 - )#, Calories 2", Calories *+ Car-o./drate &g'((( 1)0 g 2") g *+ Car-o./drate &, Calories'((( 4# - 6#, Calories 61, Calories *+ 0ietar/ 1i-er )8 g 40 g *+ Total !ugars No 0ail/ Target or Li2it 36 g No 0ail/ Target or Li2it Added !ugars No 0ail/ Target or Li2it 11 g No 0ail/ Target or Li2it Total 1at 20 - )#, Calories 1), Calories $nder !aturated 1at 4 10, Calories ), Calories *+ %ol/unsaturated 1at No 0ail/ Target or Li2it ), Calories No 0ail/ Target or Li2it 5onounsaturated 1at No 0ail/ Target or Li2it 4, Calories No 0ail/ Target or Li2it Linolei6 A6id &g'((( 13 g # g $nder Linolei6 A6id &, Calories'((( # - 10, Calories 2, Calories $nder 7-Linoleni6 A6id &, Calories'((( 086 - 182, Calories 084, Calories $nder 7-Linoleni6 A6id &g'((( 186 g 088 g $nder *2ega ) - %A No 0ail/ Target or Li2it 24) 2g No 0ail/ Target or Li2it *2ega ) - 09A No 0ail/ Target or Li2it )4" 2g No 0ail/ Target or Li2it C.olesterol 4 )00 2g 1#3 2g *+ 5inerals Target Average aten !tatus Cal6iu2 1000 2g 1134 2g *+ %otassiu2 4300 2g 412# 2g $nder !odiu2(( 4 2)00 2g 18"4 2g *+ Copper "00 :g 1666 :g *+ ;ron 8 2g 16 2g *+ 5agnesiu2 400 2g #88 2g *+ %.osp.orus 300 2g 21)3 2g *+ !eleniu2 ## :g 1") :g *+ <in6 11 2g 1# 2g *+ =ita2ins Target Average aten !tatus =ita2in A "00 :g RA 6"0 :g RA $nder =ita2in >6 18) 2g )86 2g *+ =ita2in >12 284 :g 483 :g *+ =ita2in C "0 2g )3" 2g *+ =ita2in 0 1# :g 8 :g $nder =ita2in 1# 2g AT " 2g AT $nder =ita2in + 120 :g 62) :g *+ 1olate 400 :g 01 644 :g 01 *+ T.ia2in 182 2g 18" 2g *+ Ri-o?lavin 18) 2g 284 2g *+ Nia6in 16 2g )# 2g *+ C.oline ##0 2g #)# 2g $nder ;n?or2ation a-out dietar/ supple2ents8 ** If you are African American, hypertensive, diabetic, or have chronic kidney disease, reduce your sodium to 1500 m a day. In addition, people who are ae 51 and older need to reduce sodium to 1500 m a day. All others need to reduce sodium to less than !"00 m a day. *** #utrients that appear twice $protein, carbohydrate, linoleic acid, and -linolenic acid% have two separate recommendations& 1% Amount eaten $in rams% compared to your minimum recommended intake. !% 'ercent of (alories eaten from that nutrient compared to the recommended rane. You may see different messaes in the status column for these ! different recommendations. Diet Plan Day 1: Breakfast: 100% natural wholegrain cereal with raisins One cup of fat free milk One banana Two egg whites, cooked, without the olk !unch Two slices of turke breast, baked, without the skin" Two cups of broccoli cooked Two cups of brown rice, steamed Dinner: One medium pork chop, grilled One and a half cup of green peppers, cooked Two slices of whole wheat bread #nacks: One and a half cup of strawberries One and a half cup of greek ogurt One stick of string cheese, fat free Day 2: Breakfast Two packets of instant oatmeal, plain, One cup of fat free milk Three egg whites, no olk !unch One medium chicken breast, boneless, skinless, baked, light seasoning Two cups of broccoli cooked Two cups of brown rice, steamed Dinner: One medium beef steak, grilled, lean onl eaten Three large spears of asparagus, cooked One cup of brussel sprouts, cooked One cup of brown rice, steamed #nacks: One banana One pear One string cheese, fat free Day 3 Breakfast Three egg whites, no olk One banana One peanut butter and $ell sandwich with whole wheat bread One cup of fat free milk !unch One medium chicken breast, boneless, skinless, baked, light seasoning Two cups of brown rice, steamed Three large spears of asparagus, cooked Two cups of broccoli, cooked Dinner %our ounces of salmon, baked One and a half cup of brown rice, steamed One cup of broccoli, cooked #nacks: One apple One and a half cup of fat free greek ogurt, plain One stick of fat free string cheese &nalsis ' diet plan for the three das that ( ha)e recorded has met the *D& standards for the most part" %or da one of m diet, ( ha)e reached o)er +0% of the recommendations in all the categories e,cept for whole grains, which was at -+%" (n order to ha)e reached the recommendation of at least +0% in whole grains, ( could ha)e eaten one and a fourth cup of the natural whole grain cereal for breakfast instead of eating one cup" %or da two of m diet plan, ( was also a little short in the whole grains categor as well" ( was at ./% and ( easil can $ust add a little more brown rice onto m lunch or m dinner in order to reach the recommended allowance" ( was also short on dair for da two, being that it was at 00%" ( can eat something like a cup of greek ogurt to help make up for m dair deficit" %or da 1 of m diet, ( ha)e met the recommendations for e)er categor" ( am also a little deficient in some )itamins and minerals like )itamin &, D, and 2" ( can take a multi)itamin dail in order to make up for these )itamin and mineral deficiencies" O)erall, ( feel like m current diet is 3uiet appropriate in regards to meeting the *D& standards for there is not reall much that ( ha)e to change drasticall" ' current diet reaches the recommended limit for most of the categories" 4owe)er, ( feel like the recommended dail allowance for protein per da might be too little for me" ( go to the gm regularl and do hea) weight lifting at least three times a week, so ( feel like ( should consume more protein dail so ( can help build and repair m muscles"