A balanced diet and its outcomes

Ideas about a balanced diet

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A balanced diet should have balanced quantities of macro and micro nutrients .
Micronutrients involve proteins , carbs , fats and fibres
Micronutrients involve minerals , vitamins and elements like magnesium, fluorine etc .

One should also make sure that he / she gets all the essential amino acids via the diet .
Along with it you also need to make sure that you aren’t having any entity in excess because it can lead to malnourishment too

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What are the deficiencies people face when they go abroad?

Considering my budget and the fact that I live alone, here is a cheap meal I try to aim.

2 Chicken Leg pieces - 60 rupees
Rice/Roti - 10 rupees
Cucumber/Tomato/Salad - 20 rupees
Dahi - 10 rupees

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Plate = 50% veggies + 25% protein + 25% carbs Include fruits, nuts, and dairy daily Stay hydrated – 2-3L water/day Limit junk, sugar, and fried food Eat on time, don’t skip meals

I don’t know how balanced it is, but living abroad has gotten me into meal prepping real hard. I have discovered it saves me a lot of time to do other things i really wanna do.

Balance diet should contain 40% carbohydrates 30%protein and 30%fats

So options for carbs :- wheat , rice etc
Protein:- chicken , dairy products , pulses, nuts , etc
Fats :- ghee ,cord liver oil , etc

Benefits of the balanced diet :

  1. Maintains overall health and well-being
  2. Supports physical growth and development
  3. Boosts energy levels and mental performance
  4. Helps manage weight
  5. Reduces risk of chronic diseases (e.g., diabetes, heart disease)
  6. Supports immune function
  7. Promotes healthy skin, hair, and nails

Outcomes of the balanced diet :

  1. Improved physical health
  2. Enhanced mental clarity and focus
  3. Better disease prevention and management
  4. Increased productivity and quality of life
  5. Supports healthy aging

A balanced diet provides essential nutrients for optimal health and well-being.

balanced diet should have appropriate amount of:-

  • carbohydrates–> bread, rice, pasta, potatoes
  • fats → butter, oil, ghee
  • protein → pulses, beans, nuts, seeds
  • minerals -->vary for different minerals but some of them are greens, avocado, cocoa, yogurt
  • vitamins → vary for different vitamins but some of them are citric food, green leafy veggies, milk, almonds and other nuts, seeds