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Balanced Dieting a free online RDA / RDI calculator to monitor your diet. compare your RDA / RDI with your food intake, calculates all macro nutrients, Protein Calculator, Fat Calculator, Sugar Calculator, Carbohydrates Calculator, Fiber Calculator, Sodium Calculator, Calcium Calculator, Iron Calculator. Daily Intake Calculator
Did you ever wonder how much did you actually eat, do you know if you are over eating or under eating, how does the amount you eat compare with the recommended RDA/RDI for your ideal weight. While the information on how much you had eaten is readily available actually gathering the information and using it is quite difficult and had not practical for most people to be able to do. This website provides an easy way to track how much you eat, in order to know how much you actually eat you need to know the weight of the foods so a set of scales must be used. While you are cooking make a note of the amount and type of each food, after eating and the foods by searching and adding the amount of the correct result. So one day I thought I must do something about my diet, I know I'll just see what I am eating and and check it with my RDA to see what I need to add or take out to balance my diet. Sounds easy enough, after a day or two of information overload I started this web site. That only gave a me way to figure out my DI and RDA intakes, I still had to find out how much i was eating. Using a digital scale i soon was able to enter all the food I'd eaten into the Diet Analyzer. I was quite surprised, my diet was way out of balance my diet was and I was eating too much, though i had realized that I had no idea what actual nutrients amounts I was eating even with all my diligent checking of product nutrition labels. The Diet Analyzer indicated my diet had excessive protein, fat and salt and lacked carbohydrates, fiber, sugars and calcium. It was obvious I had to add some foods high in carbohydrates, fiber , sugar and calcium while cutting down on foods high in protein, fat and salt. Changing my diet was not to hard but it did require a bit of planning for next days food intake while reviewing Diet Analyzer after I had finished eating for the day. |
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RDA
RDA recommend daily allowance, this is the amount of each of core nutrient groups that is required to maintain a set body weight which should be the ideal weight for your height. RDA requirements vary widely due to factors like height, age, lifestyle and metabolism. Salt component of RDA is a maximum safe daily amount with dietary requirement being just under half. |
Weight Loss
Weight Loss or weight gain can be achieved by setting your RDA at your goal weight and using Diet Analyzer to ensure your RDA's are not exceed for weight loss or your RDA's are are met or exceeded for gain weight. You need your Daily Intake to equal your RDA to maintain your current weight.. |
Portion Size
Weighing food, until you do you actually measurers your portions of food you are guessing about how much your eating. Digital scales make it easy, I keep them right next to my food preparation area with a pencil and paper. |
Weighing
Weighing Tip's; Bowl of Cereal, put bowl on scale and zero, add cereal note weight and zero, add milk note weight and zero, add sugar and note weight. You can also weigh packaged foods before and after to get the amount used or you can put the food on the scale, zero scale add the food to meal and return to scales to get weight used with "-" sign in front. You'll soon find many food serving are consistent and don't need to be checked every time |
Disclaimer.
This web site displays readily available information in a use full manner. While it uses USDA food data and current RDA standards, RDA requirements vary widely due to factors like height, age, lifestyle and metabolism. This web site is only intended to analyze what you have already eaten and show you what macro nutrients are lacking or exceeding, no advise is given about what foods are to be eaten, as such the author of the web site has no responsible for your any damages caused by your diet. The author of the web site will take partial responsibility if you use Balanced Dieting to balance your diet or reach your goal weight. This web site and Calculator are in no way affiliated with any other sites, products or programs that have Balanced and/or Dieting in its name.
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