The 1993 Native Title Act contained a provision describing the relationship
between the RDA and the Native Title Act - nothing in the latter was to affect the operation of the former.
That is because inconsistency
between the RDA and NTA results in an implied repeal of the RDA to the extent of the inconsistency.
So, in effect the RDA is, «140 pounds woman» «53 grams of protein a day», but, Dr. Hindhedes» finding, 14 grams of protein, almost four times difference
between the RDA and Dr. Hindhede.
Not exact matches
I'm not saying
RDA isn't solid on the ground himself but in essence this is a classic striker vs grappler fight
between two highly ranked fighters.
Dosage: The
RDA for vitamin D is 600 mg for anyone
between 1 and 70 years of age.
During pregnancy your body needs more of this mineral and
RDA recommends
between 350 and 360 mg of magnesium daily for pregnant women, as compared to the 310 to 320 mg recommended for non-pregnant or nursing women.
Although an
RDA for K2 hasn't been established, Dietary Reference Intakes for vitamin K1 suggest
between 90 - 120 µg / day.
The Recommended Daily Allowance (
RDA) for magnesium is
between 350 and 400 milligrams per day.
Recommended Dietary Allowance (
RDA) for magnesium is
between 240 mg to 400 mg for adults.
While the protein intake based on science (~ 1g / lb) is significantly lower than many have previously consumed (~ 2 - 3 + g / lb) one thing that is consistent
between nearly all successful bodybuilders is that they consume a protein intake higher than the
RDA of 0.8 g / kg (~ 0.36 g / lb).
As a side note, activated charcoal powder scores about a 70 to 90 on the
RDA (Relative Dentin Abrasivity) scale, while most whitening toothpastes score
between 100 to 200
RDA.
However, in view of the uncertain significance of the difference
between the genders, the same protein EAR [i.e., Estimated Average Requirement, a foundation for the
RDA] on a body weight basis for both men and women is chosen.
The
RDA for Vitamin D is 400 IU, but for illness prevention you want to take
between 1,000 and 5,000 IU daily depending on what your current vitamin D levels are.
Although nitrogen balance was maintained in volunteers consuming protein at levels more than twice the
RDA, no differences in whole - body protein turnover were observed
between groups.
Several recent consensus statements have suggested that a protein intake
between 1.0 and 1.5 g / (kg ⋅ d) may confer health benefits beyond those afforded by simply meeting the current
RDA (4, 26, 27).
It is beyond the scope of the Native Title Report 2010 to examine the complex interaction
between the Native Title Act, the
RDA and special measures (see section 3.3, above, for discussion of the elements of a special measure).