The average recommended daily intake of carbohydrates for a 16 year old male is a minimum of 130 grams a day. At that age, a teenager needs carbohydrates as it is used as their main source of energy.
130 g per day for both females and males. Fiber, which is a complex carbohydrate: 25 g/day for females and 38 g/day for males. Above numbers are for an average person and will differ for people who are particularly large or small, and those who are particularly athletic or inactive. Added sugars, which are simple carbohydrates: less than 25% Calorie intake.
13,476 miles per year is the overall average. But that does vary by age group from a low of 6,873 for 16 to 19 year old females to a high of 18,858 for 35-54 year old males.
Because carbohydrates aren't essential to the body there is no need to intake carbohydrates. Therefore there is no amount of carbohydrates teens should consume.
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At least 10 carbs a day
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At least 145 carbohydrates a day.
Approximately 130 grams a day of carbohydrates are needed to ensure complete sparing of body protein in an average size person. A desirable intake of dietary fiber is 20 to 35 grams daily, according to the American Dietetic Association.
The amount of carbohydrates that is right for you depends on you. Some people can eat hundreds of carbohydrates and not gain weight, while others can't.
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I suppose that would depend on the age and gender of the "average person". If you are refering to teenage males, I'd prefer not to state the obvious.