Week 8_Nutritional Analysis Checkpoint Proteins

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Nutritional Analysis Checkpoint Protein Due Date Week 8, Sunday at 11:59 pm ET Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to allow you to list dietary sources of protein, understand protein needs and discuss health problems associated with protein deficiency and with protein excess. Instructions Complete the table below with the information from your diet analysis. Nutrient Amount from diet analysis Energy (calories) Grams of protein 1. Calculate your RDA protein requirement (or use one of the mock diaries for this assignment) using the information in your textbook (Proteins, Diet, and Personal Choices). 2. The Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (AMDR) for protein is 10-35% of energy for adults. Based off of the information presented in Chapter 6, determine what percent of calories within this range you feel would be appropriate for you/our mock person. Hint: To calculate percent of calories from protein you should use the following formula: Grams of carbohydrates x 4 kcal/g ÷ total calories consumed x 100. 3. Use the recommended calorie level to calculate the number of grams of protein that should be consumed each day. Note any differences between this number and the RDA calculation from Question 1. 4. Look at the Three Day Food Record from Week 1. On these days, did you/they eat less than , just the right amount , or more than the RDA protein requirement? 5. List the top five sources of protein from the Three Day Food Record diet. You may want to use a nutritional analysis software to help you with this answer. SCI1050 College of Professional Studies Johnson & Wales University
Food item Grams protein/serving 6. List and describe two risks of inadequate protein intake. 7. List and describe two risks of protein overconsumption. 8. Pretend that you or your mock person are a vegan (no animal products are included in your diet). List the food items you would eat in a typical day to reach your RDA protein requirement. Remember that you will need to combine foods together to make complete proteins. Be sure to list each food and the amount of protein it contains. SCI1050 College of Professional Studies Johnson & Wales University
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