2,300 mg/day is normal
Most Americans get double that amount per day, which is extremely unhealthy. If you have high blood pressure, a doctor will usually advise that you consume much less than 2,300 mg
The recommended daily allowance of salt is 2360 mg per day, which is approximately one teaspoon.
6 grams per dayEvery source I have ever looked at says 2400 mg or 2.4 g is the upper limit for daily salt intake.The recommendation for salt intake, per day, is 2,300 milligrams.
The average recommended daily allowance of salt is 2,300 milligrams per day for an adult human. This amount decreases to 1,500 milligrams for people 51 years old or older. The average daily amount of salt consumed by the average American is 3,500 milligrams.
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Folic acid, a.k.a. folate, has a recommended daily allowance of 400 mcg a day.
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The Recommended Daily Allowance for a particular nutrient is the quantity recommended to be consumed per day.
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Recommended daily allowance for Potassium US RDA: 3.5g EU RDA: 3.5g The Institute of Medicine does not have a recommended daily allowance for potassium, but an "allowed intake" that they consider a daily goal of 4.7 grams to lower blood pressure, blunt the effects of salt and reduce the risk of kidney stones and bone loss.
A typical person needs 4g of salt per day. Very few people need more than 6g of salt per day.The range for the healthy daily intake is 2-5 g.