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DIETARY REFERENCE INTAKES (DRls)

Food and Nutrition Board,lnstitute of Medicih€rNational Academies.

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flDietary Reference Intakes (DRIs): Recommended Intakes for Individuals, Vitamins

Food and Nutrit ion Eoand, Institute of Medicine, Füational ,Academies

Infants0-6 mo7-12mo

400"500"

40*50"

5* 4x5*

2.0n2.5*

0.2*0.3"

0.3"o.4*

2x

4*

0.1 "0.3"

65x80n

0.4*0.5*

1.7*1.8" o-

125"I 50"

Children1-3 y4-8y

300400

1525

5* 67

30*55"

0.50.6

0.50.6

68

0.50.6

150200

0.91.2

2x

3x

Bx

12x

200*250*

Males9-13 y14-18 y1 9-30 y?1 -{O v

51-70 y> 7oy

600900900900900900

457590909090

f -

5x

5*5*

10"t5^

111515151515

60*75x

'120x

120x120x120*

0.91.21.21.21.21.2

0.91.31.31.31.31.3

121616161616

1.01.31.31.31.71.7

300400400400400400

1.82.42.42.42.4i2.4i

4x

5x

5x

5*

5*

20"25"30*30*30"30"

375x550"550"550*550"550"

Females9-13 y1 4-18 y1 9-30 y31-50y51 -70 y> 70y

600700700700700700

456575757575

f

l '

10*1(x

111515151515

60*75"90*90"90"90"

o.91.01.11.11.11.1

0.91.O1.11.11.11.1

121414141414

1.01.21.31.31.51.5

300400,400r400t400400

1.82.42.42.4

2.4h2.4h

AX

5*5*

5x

5*

20x25"30"30"30"30"

375"400t425*425*+zJ^

425x

Pregnancy1 4-18 y1 9-30 y31-50y

750770770

808585

5*5*5*

151515

75"90*90*

1.41.41.4

1.41.41.4

181818

I.91.91.9

6OO/60(y60()/

2.62.62.6

6"6"6x

30*30*30*

450*450*450*

Lactat¡on' t4-1By

1 9-30 y31-50y

1,2OO1,3001,300

115120120

5191919

/ i^

90*90*

1.41.41.4

1.61.61.6

171717

2.O2.O2.O

500500500

2.82.82.8

777

?q

35

550*550"550n

with (onfidence the pe(entage 0findividuals covered by this intake.

bAsch0lecalcifero¡.1 Ug ch0lecalciferol =40 lU vitamin D..ln the absence 0fadequate exp0sure t0 sunlight.

stereois0meri(f0rms 0fo-t0c0pher0l (5RR-,55R-,5R5-, and S55{-t0c0pher0l), aho found in fo*ified foods rnrl rup¡lcnrrnlseAs n¡acin equ¡valents (N[). 1 mg 0f niacin = 60 mg 0ffyptophan;0,6 months - preformed niacin (n0t N[).

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Dietary Reference Intakes (DRls): Recommended Intakes for lndividuals, ElementsFc¡r:d ar¡d lXutnití¡¡n **arcl, lr"rstitute of Medicine, l\ lational Acaden'l ies

lnfants0-6 mo7-12mo

210"270x

0.2"J.J '

200"220*

0.01*0.5"

1 10"1 30"

0.27"11

30"75"

0.003"0.6"

2x3*

1 00"275*

15*20x

2x2

0.4*0.7*

0.12*0.37*

0.18*0.57*

Lnilaren1-3 y4-By

500"800*

11*t )^

340440

o.7x'I *

9090

710

80130

1.2", | .5"

1722

460500

2030

35

3.0"3.8"

1.0"1.2"

, | .5*

1.9*

tvateS

9-13 y14-18 y1 9-30 y31-s0ys1-70 y>7oy

1,300"1,300*1,000"I,000*1,200x't,200x

zJ^

55^

35"35"30*30"

700890900900900900

z'

3x

4*

4*

4x

4x

120150150150150150

811

8888

240410400420420420

1.9x2.2x2.3x2.3"2.3"2.3*

344345454545

1,25O1,25O

700700700700

405555555555

81111111111

4.5"Aa*

A1X

Aax

4.7*Aax

2.3"2.3"2.3"2.3x2.0"1.8"

Females9-13 y1 4-18 y1 9-30 y31-50y51-70 y>7oy

1,300*1,300"1,000"1,000*1,200n1,200*

21"24"25"25"20"20"

700890900900900900

2x

3*3*3*3x

3x

120150150150I50150

I151818

88

240360310320320320

1.6*1.6"1.8"1.8"1.8"'l .8*

344345454545

1,25O1,25O

700700700700

405555555555

898I88

/ (x

Aax

Aax

Aax

4.7*Aax

-)-. f^

..1

. f

2*

.2x

2.3"2.3"2.3"2.3"2.0"1.9*

Pregnancy1 4-18 y19-3Oy31 -s0 y

1,300"1,000"1,000"

29*30"30"

1,0001,0001,000

3x

3x

3x

220220220

272727

4003s0360

2.0"2.Ox2.0x

505050

1,25O700700

606060

121111

Aax

Aax

Aax

1.5"1.5"1.5"

2.3+2.3x2.3"

Lactation14-18 y1 9-30 y31 -50 y

,300*,000",000"

44*45"45"

1,3001,3001,300

3*3*3*

290290290

1099

360310320

2.62.62.6

505050

1,25O700700

707070

131212

5.1"5.1"5.1*

1.5*1.5*1.5x

2.3"

2.3*2.3*

covered by thD int¿ke.

{2004).These rep0rts m¿y bea((essed via http://www.nap.edu.

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Dietary Reference lntakes (DRls): Tolerable Upper Intake Levels {ULa}, VitaminsFood and Nutrition Board, Inst¡tute of Medicine, National Academies

lnfants0-6 mo7- ' l2mo

600600

NDfND

2525

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

Children1-3 y4-8y

600900

400650

5050

200300

NDND

NDND

NDND

1015

3040

300400

NDND

NDND

NDND

1.01.0

NDND

Moles,Females9-13 y14-18 y19-70 y> 7oy

1,7002,8003,0003,000

1,2001,8002,0002,OOO

50

5050

600800

1,000i ,000

NDNDNDND

NDNDNDND

NDNDNDND

¿U

303535

6080

100100

600800

1,000't,000

NDNDNDND

NDNDNDND

NDNDNDND

2.03.03.53.5

NDNDNDND

Pregnancy"14-1By

1 9-50 y2,8003,000

1,8002,000

5050

8001,000

NDND

NDND

NDND

3035

80100

8001,000

NDND

NDND

NDND

3.03.5

NDND

Lactation14-^t8y1Q-(O rr

2,8003,000

1,8002,000

5050

8001,000

NDND

NDND

NDND

3035

80100

8001,000

NDND

NDND

NDND

3.03.5

NDND

812, pantothenlcac¡d, biotin, (ar0tenoids. In the absen(e0fu[s, extra (autlon may bewaÍanted in (onsuming levek above re(0mmended intakes,bAs oreformed vitamin AonltrcAs q tocopherol; appl¡es to any f0rm 0fsupplement¿l [email protected] ULs for vitam¡n E, niacin, and folate apply t0 syntheti( f0rms obtained from supplements, fortified f0ods,0I a combination 0fth0 two.eB-Car0tene supplements are advised 0nlyt0 5erve as a provitamin A source for ind¡vidüak at risk 0fvitamin A defi(iency.

Chr0mium, (0pper, I0d¡ne, lron, Manganese, i\4olybdenum, Nickel, Sil¡c0n,Vanad¡um, and Zinc (2001 ). These reports may bt accesed vl¿ http://wwwnap,edu.Copyright 2004 by the National Academy ofSciences. All rights reserved.

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Infants0-6 mo7-12mo

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

0.70.9

NDND

4040

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

NDND

4560

NDND

NDND

NDND

45

NDND

NDND

Children1-3 y4-8v

NDND 6

2.52.5

NDND

1,0003,000

1.32.2

200300

4040

65'r10 3

300600

0.20.3

33

NDND

90150

NDND

NDND

NDND

7t2

1.51.9

2.32.9

Males,Females9-13 y14-18 y19-70 y> 70y

NDNDNDND

11172020

2.52.52.52.s

NDNDNDND

5,0008,000

10,00010,000

10101010

600900

1,1001,100

40454545

350350?qn

3s0

69

111' l

' t ,100't,700

2,0002,000

0.61.01.01.0

4443

NDNDNDND

280400400400

NDND

.ND

ND

NDNDNDND

NDND1.81.8

23344040

2.22.32.32.3

3.43.63.63.6

Dietary Reference Intakes (DRls): Tolerable Upper Intake Levels {ULa}, ElementsFood and hlutrit lon Board, Institute of Medicine, National Aeaderníes

rregnancy14-18y1 9-50 y

NDND

1720

2.52.5

NDND

8,00010,000

1010

9001,100

4545

350350

91l

1,7002,000

1.01.0

3.53.5

NDND

400400

NDND

NDND

NDND

3440

2.32.3

3.63.6

Lactation1 4-18 y19-sO y

NDND

1720

2.52.5

NDND

8,00010,000

1010

9001,100

4545

350350

911

1,7002,000

1.01.0

44

NDND

400400

NDND

NDND

NDND

3440

2.32.3

3.63.6

and sulfate. In the absence 0fULs. extra caütion may be warranted in consuming levels above recommended int¡kes.bAlth0ugh the ULwas n0t determined f0rarsen¡c, there is n0just¡fi(ati0n f0r adding anenic t0 f00d 0r tupplements.cThe U[sformagnes¡um repreJent intakefrom a pharma(ol0gl(al ¿gentonly and d0 not include intakefrom f00d and w¿te[dAlthough s¡licon has not been 5h0wn t0cauie¿dverse effects in humant there is n0just¡fication f0radding sil¡(0n t0 supplomonts.

uLforadults but not children and ad0lescents.

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1.so (se)

1.6s (6s)

SedentaryLow activeAct¡veVery act¡ve

SedentaryLow activeActive

act¡ve

SedentaryLow activeActive

1,8482,0092,2152,554

2,0682,2542,4902,BBO

2,30'l2,5132,782

2,0802,2672,5062,898

2,3492,5662,8423,296

2,6352,8843,200

1,6251,8032,02s2,291

2,0152,2392,519

1,762't,956

2,1982,489

2,211.2,4592,769

41.6 (e2)

s0.4 (1

59.9 (132) 81.0 (178)

1,816 1,9822,016 2,2022,267 2,4772,567 2,807

r.80 (71)

active 3,225 720

dFor each year below 30, add 7 kcal/day for women and 10 kcal /day for men. [0r ea(h year above 30, subtract 7 k(al/day for women and 10 kcal/day for menbPAL = physical adivity level.

'Bl\.,11: body mass index.dDerived from the following regression equat¡ons based 0n doubly labeled water data:

Adul tm¿n:EER=662-9.53xage(y) FPAx(15.91 xwt lkgl +539.6xht lml)Adultwom¿n: EER:354- 6.91 x age (y) + PA x (9.36 x wt lkgl + 726 x ht [m])

Where PA refe6t0 coeffi(ientf0r PAL

PA[ = t0tal energy expenditure * basal energy expenditure

PA = 1.0 ifPAt > 1.0 < 1.4 Gedentary)PA = 1.12 if PAL > 1.4 < 1.6 (low active)PA = 1.27 ifPAL > 1.6 < 1.9 hctive)PA = 1.45 ifPAL > 1.9 < 2.5 (veryactive)

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Fatn-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids, ( l inoleic acid)n-3 polyunsaturated fatty ¿6¡d5a (6r- l inolenic acid)CarbohydrateProtein

dApproximatelyl0%0f thetot¿l cancom€from l0nger(hain, 3 0rn 6f¿ttya(ids.

50uRC[: Dietary Reference Intakes for tnergy, C¿rbohydr¿te, Fib€r, Fat, FattyAdds, (h0lesterol, Protein and /\mirx) A(i(l\ (/00,))

I l r r l l l i l l i l . i ut .

-io - Ao5 - 100.6 - 1.245-655 -20

?q

0.64510

35101.26530

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lnfants0-6 mo7-12 mo

Children1-3 y

1:1v____ *

Females9-13y1 4-18 y1 9-30 y31 -50 y51 -70> 7oy

0.7*0.8*

NDND

:30" 4.6" 0.5"

9.1 "1 1.0c

1.3"1.7"

130130

19"25"

7x

10*o.7x0.9*

1319

NDND

2.1*2.3"2.7"2.7x2.7"2.7*

130130130130130130

26"26*25*

46

46

1 4-18 y1 9-30

3.0"3.0"3.0x

175175175

25x

28*28"28"

NDNDND

13"13"13*

1.1*1.1"1.1"

^1.4*

1.4""t.4x

717171

::;::::m:j::xx::::x::x::;::::.. inb0|dtypeandAdeqUate|ntakes(A|$inordinarytypefo||owedbyanilter¡sk {*). RDAS and Ak may both be used as goalsfor individual intake.RDAs are set t0 meetthe needs ofalmol all (97 t0 98 percent) individualsrn a gr0up.

For healthy infants fed human milk, the Al is the mean intake. The Al for0ther life stage ¿nd gender groups is believed t0 cover the néeds of allindiv¡duals in the gr0up, but lack 0f data 0r un(ertainty ¡n the data pre-vent being able t0 spedt with confidence the percent¿ge 0f indiv¡dualscovered bythis intake.dT0tal water in(ludes all water (0ntained ¡n f00d, beverages, and drink-¡ng w¿terDBased on 0.8 q/kg body weightforthe reference body weight.

'(hange from 13.5 in prepublication c0py due t0 calculation er0[

31 -50

, Lactation

' 14-18y 3.8"

I r o-:o 3.8"*:1-sj v - : '8"

'210210210

29"29"29"

NDNDND

12*

13"13*

1.3*1.3*1.3*

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**e*ary RefsRemsw $rE{*$e*s {6}&*s}.r,&dditimnn[ ,i\lln*cr*nmtri*r'lf* ffis**r'r.*r*qsrcs$et$$$x$Food and Alutrit¡on $oard, ¡nst¡tute of Medicine, National Acadernies

Dietary cholesterolTrans fatty acidsSaturated fatty acidsAdded sugars

As low as possible whi le consuming a nutr i t ional ly adequate diet IAs low as possible whi le consuming a nutr i t ¡onal ly adequate diet IAs low as possible while consum¡ng a nutrit ionally adequate diet iLimit to no more than 25olo of total energy f

50UR(E: Dietary Referen(e Intakes f0r Energy, Carbohydrate, Fiber, FalFatty Ac¡ds, (h0lester0l, Protein and Amin0 A(ids (2002).

Males9-13 y1 4-18 y1 9-30 y31-50y51-70>7oy

a^*

3.3"3.7*3.7x3.7"3.7*

130130130130130130

3l*3B*3B*38"30"30"

NDNDNDNDNDND

12"16"17"' t7*

14"14*

1.2"1.6*'t.6*

1.6*t -o^'t.6"

345256565656

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Dietary Refer*n¿* Intakes {DRls}: frstfrrmnted Averaga Rmquirenrents for GroupsFood and Nutnition Eoarci, !nstitute of Medicine, Natíonal Aeae*e¡"¡ries

D,v¡taminK,pantothenicacid,bi0tin,choline,(¿lc¡um,chromium,fluoride,manganese,0r0thernutrientsnotyetevaluatedviathe0Rlproces,4F0r individual at reference weight (Table 1-1). *indicates (h¿nge fr0m prepubli(¿tion copy due t0 calcul¿ti0n er0r.

¿As niadn equivalents (NE). I mg 0f niacin = 60 mg 0ffyptophan.

(h0lester0l, Pfotein, ¿nd Amrn0 Acid5 {20021. lhe'e reportr may be arre$ed vi¿ www.n¿p.pdu.(opyright 2002 by {he Ndtronal Academy ofscienrer. All nqht\ reserved.

lnfants7- '12 mo 9* 6.9 2.5

Children1-3 y4-Bv

100100

1115

2^t0275

1322

56

0.40.5

0.40.5

56

0.40.5

't20

1600.71.0

260340

6565

3.04.' l

65110

13' t7

380405

1723

2.54.O

Males9-13 y14-18 y1 9-30 y31 -s0 ys1-70 y> 7oy

100100100100100100

274446464646

445630625625625625

39o5

75757575

91212121212

0.71.01.01.0

. 1.01.0

0.81.11.11 .',I1.11.1

o

121212tz

12

0.81.11.11. l1.41.4

250330320320320320

1.52.02.02.02.02.0

540685700700700700

739595959595

5.97.7

o666

200340330350350JfU

263334343434

1,0551,055

580580580580

354545454545

7.08.59.49.49.49.4

Females9-13y14-18 y1 9-30 y31-50y51 -70 y> 70v

100100100'100

100100

283B3B3B3B3B

42048s500s00500s00

395660606060

o

1212121212

0.70.90.90.90.90.9

0.80.90.9no0.90.9

91111111111

.B

.0

.1

.1

250330320320320320

1.52.02.02.02.02.0

5406Bs700700700700

7395Y)

959595

5.77.98.18.1

E

20030025526s26s26s

263334343434

1,05s1,05s

580sB0sB0sB0

4545454545

7.07.36.86.86.86.8

Pregnancy'14-18 y1 9-30 y31-50v

135135135

505050

530550550

667070

121212

1.21.21.2

1.21.21.2

141414

1.61.61.6

520520520

2.22.22.2

785800800

160160160

232222

335290300

404040

1,055580580

494949

10.59.59.5

Lactat¡on1 4-18 y1 9-30 y31 -50 y

160160160

606060

885900900

96100100

' t6^t6

16

"t .2

1.21.2

1.31.31.3

131313

1.71.71.7

450450450

2.42.41A

9Bs1,000t,000

209209209

76.56.5

30025s26s

353650

r ,055sB0sB0

595959

10.910.410.4