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 A new studysuggests that most Americans consume more than a meal s worth of calories in snacks on an average day.According to the study led by Ohio State University and Abbott Nutrition researchers, the average American adult consumes about 400-500 calories per day in snacks, which is often more than what is consumed for breakfast.Unlike daily meals, snacks offer little nutritional value, researchers said. Snacks are contributing a meals worth of intake to what we eat without it actually being a meal,  Christopher Taylor, senior study author, said.  You know what dinner is going to be: a protein, a side dish or two. But if you eat a meal of what you eat for snacks, it becomes a completely different scenario of, generally, carbohydrates, sugars, not much protein, not much fruit, not a vegetable. So its not a fully well-rounded meal. SEE MORE: Which works better: Intermittent fasting or calorie counting The number of calories needed to maintain a healthy weight varies wildly depending on a person s height and activity level, accordin stanley water bottle g to t stanley cup heU.S. Department of Agriculture.For adults ages 31-59, the USDA recommends females consume between 1,600 and 2,200 calories a day and males consume about 2,200 to 3,000 calories a dayThe USDA estimates that 90% of the U.S. population does not meet the recommendation for vegetables.Yet, about 19.5% to 22.4% of the calories consumed among those surveyed come from snacks.The stanley cup quencher se foods, OSU researchers said, are generally more convenient and often  Ysah Today  s Talker: Usher will headline the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?There is only one woman with the title Deputy Chief within the Milwaukee Fire Department. She s also the first and only Black woman to hold such a prestigious position. Now, she has a passion for helping others who look like her rise, too.Deputy Chief Sharon Purifoy-Smoots was promoted to Deputy Chief of EMS in Decemb termo stanley er 2020. Now, near her office, her photo is on a wall alongside photos of each of the other chief officers of the department. Most of those photos are of white men. This would probably tell our citizens that our department as a whole doesn t reflect our city, but I would  stanley italia like for those same people to know that we have a chief that s working on that,  she said when asked what that wall might show the citizens of Milwaukee.  I tell myself that I am going to have to play a part in helping get more females on this wall.                         Sharon Purifoy        The rise through the ranks was historic for Purifoy-Smoots. She grew up on 40th and Auer in Milwaukee s Sherman Park neighborhood and says this job is about more than rank and reputation. I had never seen any African American females, at all, as firefighters - or males. It was just nothing that you saw back then. But, the great thing now is that those little girls who are growing up in that Sherman Park neighbo stanley us rhood now get the chance to see a fire engine or a fire truck go by and see somebody who looks like them,  she said.Sharon first tested to join the academy in 1996. However, she said it w