In United States, the Recommended Daily Allowance for Vitamin C is 90mg for males and 75mg for females. The RDA and TUL for children, pregnant women, smokers, and breastfeeding women is more. The Tolerable Upper Limit is 2,000 mg. There is an upper limit set on Vitamin C because taking megadoses of it enhances iron absorption. When iron absorption is enhanced you can get iron overload which affects major organs in the body. There are also some studies that say there is a correlation between the amount of kidney stones and the amount of Vitamin C.
The daily recommended amount of Vitamin C is 60mg. Don't get sucked in by tablets offering 500-1500mg of Vitamin C. The body can only absorb around 150mg daily and the rest is excreted in urine.
75 mg is the rda for women and 90 for men however children, smokers, breastfeeding women, and pregnant women need more.
I believe the RDA for vitamin C is 90mg. Confusingly the RDI (recommended daily intake) is 60 mg
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A medium carrot has 6% of the RDA for Vitamin C.
One may be surprised to find that there is 2,000% of the daily recommended value of vitamin C, 100% of the daily recommended value of Calcium, and 90% of the daily recommended value of vitamin A in any type of orange peel.
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Yes, papayas are very high in Vitamin C. One small papaya has $159% of the RDA.
There is no problem in taking vitamin C over RDA as it is water soluble and excess gets excreted in urine. Anyways there is no indication either for takind large doses of Vit. C.
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75 mg is the rda for women and 90 for men however children, smokers, breastfeeding women, and pregnant women need more.
Yes. A very good source. Eating 1/2 cup of raw broccoli supplies 60 percent of the RDA of vitamin C.
Two teaspoons contain:5 calories3 mg sodium1 g. carbohydrates (in the form of fiber)9% RDA vitamin A2% RDA calcium2% RDA vitamin C7% RDA iron