How does consuming multiple servings of a product affect the nutritional value listed on the label?

Consuming multiple servings of a product means that you are effectively multiplying the nutritional values listed on the label by the number of servings you consume. For instance, if a product has 100 calories and you eat two servings, you would intake 200 calories. This also applies to other nutrients such as fats, sugars, and vitamins, which can lead to exceeding the recommended daily allowances if not monitored. Thus, it's important to be aware of serving sizes to accurately assess total nutritional intake.