Nutritional and energy value of the daily diet of persons aged 14 and over: by physical activity coefficient
The energy value of a daily diet is determined by an individual's physical activity level. The presented indicators reflect the average number of kilocalories and the volume of protein consumed in grams for various population groups. These measurements allow for an assessment of the nutritional quality of citizens' diets based on their lifestyle and daily energy expenditure
Chart showing the distribution of dietary energy value by population physical activity groups
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 21 series across 4 breakdowns. 84 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Mineral nutrient intake, mg — Sodium” — 4,246; the smallest is “Food nutrient intake, g — Protein intake per 1 kg body weight” at 1.2. The gap between them is 3,430-fold.
All table numbers are series: 21
How to read this table
Data comparison is conducted by respondent physical activity categories. Indicators range from sample-wide averages to results for individuals with high activity levels. When analyzing the table, note the difference in caloric intake, which is 2437.729276 kcal for all respondents and reaches 2581.148631 kcal for the high-activity category
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Period and application
The data covers individuals aged 14 and older based on a cross-sectional survey. This information is used by nutritionists, dietitians, and researchers to monitor population dietary patterns and develop healthy lifestyle recommendations
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