The U.S. http://www.answers.com/topic/recommended-dietary-allowance (RDA) of the http://www.answers.com/topic/alpha-tocopherol formulation of vitamin E is as follows: * men: 10 mg or 15 IU * women: 8 mg or 12 IU * pregnant women: 10 mg or 15 IU * lactating women: 12 mg or 18 IU In April 2000, the National Academy of Sciences recommended changing the RDA for vitamin E to 22 international units (IUs), with an upper limit (UL), or maximum daily dose, of 1500 IUs. Daily values for the vitamin as recommended by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the values listed on food and beverage labeling, remain at 30 IUs for both men and women age four and older.
60 milligrams a day.
Vitamin D! (about 25% of what you need in a day in one cup) Milk also has Vitamin A (about 5% of what you need in a day in one cup)
About 1.4 mg per day.
yes that's all u need
You need 5000 IJ of vitamin A :) Find out on google
A women need a 5 gram a day..
Vitamin C is really healthy and if u want to be healthy then eat it every day u cant live without vitamin C
The minimum amount of vitamin C recommended each day is 60mg, roughly the amount in one medium orange.
if you buy the tablets or packaged vitamins it will tell you on the bottle how many to take for 1 day.
All the Vitamin D you need can be received through 15 minutes of sunlight a day.
Try to consume at least one source of Vitamin C every day-orange-strawberries-tomatoes-green pepper-broccoli-cauliflower-grapefruit
Different organizations recommend different amounts of vitamin D supplement to take each day. Most people can take vitamin D supplements with no problems.