Required Daily Nutrition: Vitamins


Hi, To all my Blog Readers,  

“The food you eat can be either the safest and most powerful form of medicine or the slowest form of poison.” 

- Ann Wigmore

We always want to stay healthy and live longer.


Are you eating the right food with sufficient nutrition? What do we need to eat on a daily basis?


The balanced Nutrition will help you achieve a healthy lifestyle.

    What it offers:


  • Keep you away from diseases           
  • Save money from Medicines.
  • Keep you in shape
  • Look young
  • Glowing Skin 
  • Hair Fall Control
  • Energetic All day              
  • Focused Mind
  • Long Life



The secret to achieving a healthy lifestyle is, we need to intake required Daily Nutrition as provided in the chart below. 


Age: 15 - 70
                                          RDI Chart - 1 (Vitamins & Minerals)
Vitamins
RDI (Recommended Daily Intake)
Calcium
1000 Milligrams/Day
Chloride
2300 Milligrams/Day
Vitamin B Complex
425   Milligrams/Day
Copper
900   Micrograms/Day
Flouride
5       Milligrams/Day
Folic Acid (Folate)
400   Micrograms/Day
Iodine
150   Micrograms/Day
Iron
18     Milligrams/Day
Magnesium
320   Milligrams/Day
Manganeese
1.8    Milligrams/Day
Molybednum
45     Micrograms/Day
Phosphorus
700   Milligrams/Day
Selenium
55     Micrograms/Day
Sodium
1500 Milligrams/Day
Vitamin A
700   Micrograms/Day (2310 IU/Day)
Vitamin B3 (Niacin)
14     Milligrams/Day
Vitamin B6
1.3    Milligrams/Day
Vitamin C
75     Milligrams/Day
Vitamin D (Calciferol)
15     Micrograms/Day (600 IU/Day)
Vitamin E (Alpha tocopherol)
15     Milligrams/Day (22.4 IU/Day)
Zinc
8       Milligrams/Day
Biotin
30     Micrograms/Day
Vitamin B5 (Pantochenic Acid)
5       Milligrams/Day
                                                               

Note: For 15 under & 70 above age nutrition chart will be available soon.

The next question you would have in mind is what food to eat and how much?  



All you need to do is, just follow my next blog RDI Chart for daily nutrition intake to understand the food are associated with the above nutrition chart and quantity required.


Follow the below link for my next blog:




Click Here >RDI Chart in Details



For Kids, Teen & Seniors click on the menu above 



References:

1) The Everything Family Nutrition Book
    Author: Leslie Bilderback(Reviewed by Sandra K. Nissenberg,MS,RD
2) Krause’s Food & the Nutrition Care Process

    Author:L.Kathleen Mahan,Janice L Raymond,Sylvia Escott-Stump
3) McGee on Food and Cooking: An Encyclopedia of kitchen Science.
    Author:Fuchsia Dunlop
4) The Oxford Companion to Food by Alan Davidson
    Author:Bob Granleese
5) Good Calories, Bad Calories: Challenging the Conventional Wisdom on Diet, Weight          Control, and Disease 
    Author:Gary Taubes
6) Deep Nutrition: Why Your Genes Need Traditional Food
    Author: Catherine Shanahan