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Multivitamin RDA values differ.
I took to looking at my multivitamin RDA values and compared them to the
RDA values at this site: http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/contentnuts.html Severl discrepancies have me concerned that I should change to a less that 100% daily multivitamin once I get a report of what I'm deficient in but compared to what? I don't think it's a good idea to take 100% RDA of almost every nutrient and then overdose by simply eating 3 meals a day. There are some nutrients printed on the label that are over 100%: Manganese 3.5 mg. RDA 175% Molybdenum 160 mcg. RDA 213% I don't want to mention the brand because I haven't determined if some of the multivitam's numbers or the website numbers that are in error. Never new much about nutrients until today. Spent a good hour doing comparisons and I'm still not finished. Andyway, Andy |
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Multivitamin RDA values differ.
Andy wrote:
I took to looking at my multivitamin RDA values and compared them to the RDA values at this site: http://lpi.oregonstate.edu/infocenter/contentnuts.html Severl discrepancies have me concerned that I should change to a less that 100% daily multivitamin once I get a report of what I'm deficient in but compared to what? I don't think it's a good idea to take 100% RDA of almost every nutrient and then overdose by simply eating 3 meals a day. There are some nutrients printed on the label that are over 100%: Manganese 3.5 mg. RDA 175% Molybdenum 160 mcg. RDA 213% I don't want to mention the brand because I haven't determined if some of the multivitam's numbers or the website numbers that are in error. Never new much about nutrients until today. Spent a good hour doing comparisons and I'm still not finished. Andyway, Andy I've got some on mine that are 2000% I wouldn't consider urinating excess vitamins "overdosing." -- Cheese http://cheesensweets.com/contact/cheese |
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Multivitamin RDA values differ.
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Cheese wrote: I wouldn't consider urinating excess vitamins "overdosing." But it it's something that's fat-soluble, you can get too much, like Vitamin A. I don't know about the minerals. Ilene B |
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