56 Days Worth of Food: Personal Nutrition & Happiness Study (2010) #2071038 (License: Personal Use)

This infographic presents a comprehensive analysis of an individual’s food intake over 56 days (February 1 to March 31, 2010), broken down by macronutrients (fats, sugars, proteins, carbs) and micronutrients, with color-coded radial segments indicating daily consumption patterns. It correlates dietary data with subjective happiness metrics and includes comparative bubble charts for total nutrient intake versus recommendations, plus an overall happiness pie chart. The layout integrates multiple data layers-including average daily calorie intake (1,503 kcal)-to reveal behavioral and emotional trends tied to diet.

Used in data visualization portfolios, nutrition blogs, or public health articles to illustrate longitudinal self-tracking, the relationship between diet and well-being, or as a case study in personal analytics. Matches user intent for educational, research-oriented, or design-inspiration content.