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What does the daily breakdown mean?
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Written by ZOE
Updated over a year ago

The daily breakdown plot in the Improve screen shows you what proportion of your logged total energy is coming from lower quality fats each day over the previous week, starting on Sunday.

To give you an indication of whether your daily intake is appropriate, we have color coded the bars:

  • Dark green means you have smashed your target

  • Light green means that you are doing well but haven't quite met your target

  • Yellow means that your intake is poor

  • Red means that your intake needs attention

Remember, in the case of lower quality fats low values are better!

Example for understanding your daily breakdown plot

The illustration provided below is an example plot displaying lower-quality fat intake over a previous week, based on meal logging data. It's essential to note that this plot is not a reflection of your personal data, but a generic example to aid in understanding your own plot displayed within the Improve tab of the app.

Observations from the example above:

  • On Sunday, the intake of lower quality fats was relatively low and therefore considered good (light green bar).

  • On Monday, the intake of lower quality fats was low and, therefore, considered excellent, (dark green bar).

  • On Tuesday, no meals were logged (grey line).

  • On Wednesday, meals were logged, but none of them contained lower quality fats, which is excellent (dark green line).

  • On Thursday and Friday, the intake of lower quality fats was too high, which is not great (red bar).

  • On Saturday, the intake of lower quality fats was a bit over the target (yellow bar).

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