Sentences with phrase «daily recommended allowance»

Aimed at dedicated fitness enthusiasts, all three SKUs of Vitamin Water Active use a coconut water base and offer naturally sourced electrolytes, 100 percent daily recommended allowance of b - vitamins, and antioxidants.

Dr. Flechas also insists severe iodine deficiency is rampant and believes the current US daily recommended allowance (RDA) for iodine may be completely insufficient for overall physical health and prevention of diseases such as thyroid disease, fibromyalgia and cancer.

The new publication no longer expresses nutrient requirements as a linear increase per kilogram of body weight, but in a curve based on total body weight and as minimal requirements as well as daily recommended allowances.

That's 45 % of your daily recommended allowance.

It is a good source of iron with 100 grams providing over 50 percent of the daily recommended allowance of iron for adult women under 50 years of age.

Half a portion contains 15 g of protein, which is approximately 1/3 of your daily recommended allowance.

We also all know that even when we have the best intentions of eating right, we don't quite make the daily recommended allowances for every vitamin and mineral.

When I add up other vegan sources of food in my daily food intake that are high in manganese (grains) I end up exceeding the daily recommended allowance — by a lot!

The majority of multivitamins on the market contain 100 % of the daily recommended allowance of ten vitamins and ten essential minerals, kind of like an insurance policy for your health.

The best way to get your daily recommended allowance of fiber is to consume whole foods rich in fiber such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans and nuts.

A one ounce serving of Brazil nuts contains over six times the daily recommended allowance of the mineral.

Despite the fact that nutrition guidelines state that a serving of fruit juice counts towards the daily recommended allowance of fruit, in many cases it is not a good choice.

Just one chicken breast can contain 73 mg, or nearly a quarter of your daily recommended allowance of cholesterol.

Seeing how the daily recommended allowance for mono -2-ethylhexyl-phthalate is zero milligrams, its presence in your body — along with so many other chemical byproducts of our industrial age — might spell trouble.

Follow the manufacturer's recommended feeding guidelines, serving your little one the daily recommended allowance of food in three to four smaller meals throughout the day.