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Running head: NUTRITIONNutritionName of the student:Name of the university:Author note:

1NUTRITIONReasons for the menu changes based on the AGHE in Assessment 2 1.According to the AGHE guidelines the food chart that had been provided is notsufficient. 2.The grains that are recommended in the range of 5-12 serve per day, but the person isgetting only 4 serves. The grains are the main sources of many nutrients. It includesfibers, vitamin B and minerals.3.The vegetables are needed in the range of 4-5 serve per day, but the person is gettingonly 2 which are insufficient. The vegetables are the important sources of potassium,folic acid, vitamin C and vitamin A.4.The fruit is needed as 2 serve per day, while the intake of the person is only 1. Fruitsare the main sources of the essential nutrients that are not consumed, includingpotassium, dietary fiber, vitamin C, and folic acid.5.As these requirements are not fulfilled so it is needed to change the diet chart, so that6.The diet chart must follow the rules of AGHE guidelines to get the proper diet.7.As the receiving amount of food content is low, therefore the missing foods are added.RationaleCombining the foods is not a difficult task. The basic foods must contain water about70%, fat about 25% and 5% sugar. The six basic principles are: AdequacyA sufficient eating routine gives the human body vitality and supplements for idealdevelopment, support and repair of the organs. Water, sugars, fats, proteins, vitamins and afew minerals contain the six supplement classes depended upon for execution of basiccapacities and exercises. These supplements must be supplanted through eating regimen to

2NUTRITIONkeep the body working productively. A sufficient eating routine incorporates nourishmentscontaining appropriate measures of these supplements to avoid lacks, pallor, cerebral pains,weariness and general shortcoming (Castro-Quezada et al., 2014). BalanceAn adjusted eating routine incorporates nourishments containing adequate measuresof each class of supplements. The U.S. Bureau of Agriculture gives an incredible plan to anadjusted eating routine with its five nutrition classes - grains, proteins, vegetables, leafyfoods. Devouring the best possible measure of servings from every classification guarantees aproportional eating routine (Castro-Quezada et al., 2014). Calorie Control It is conceivable to eat sound nourishments and still enjoy. Along these lines, asensible calorie stipend must be set up. The measure of vitality the body gets fromapproaching nourishment needs to coordinate the measure of vitality required for the body tosupport its organic and physiological exercises. As such, input needs to coordinate yield, theunevenness prompts weight reduction or weight gain (Dwivedi et al., 2017). Nutrition Concentration Eating admirably without gorging is frequently testing. You should choosenourishments that pack the most supplements into minimal measure of calories. For instance,1 ounce of cheddar and some sans fat drain contain a similar measure of calcium. While thetwo sustenances are sufficient wellsprings of calcium, the drain is more calcium-thick thanthe cheddar since you get a similar measure of calcium with one-a large portion of thecalories and no fat (Gazan et al., 2016). In another case, calorie stipend isn't a valuableapparatus by number alone. Despite the fact that grapes and lozenge are containing generally

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