Children should be limited as much as possible on their sugar intake. Children need more sugar than adults due to their energy level, but the sugar should come from nutritious sources. It is recommended that children in the preschool years should have the equivalent of 3-4 teaspoons per day. From the early teens trough the teens, this can be increased to 5-8 teaspoons.
A child should have no more than 15 grams of sugar per day. An adult should consume no more than 35 grams per day.
Kids should consume 2,000 calories everyday, but if they are athletic and like to exercise a lot, then they should consume 2,500 calories everyday.
Humans are one animal that can consume 125 pounds of sugar in a single year. Some people can eat more sugar than this.
an average person should consume about 21-25g of fibre each day
An adult should consume no more than 2,300-2,400mg each day.
Most don't care, or don't bother to check the nutrient label.
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i think that a child should have 2 times a day.
For both children and adults, the amount of fat that should be consumed each day depends on age, sex, height , weight or frame size and the amount of activity the individual gets each day. The easiest way to determine how much fat you and/or your children should consume is to use a Fat Intake Calculator. There is a good one at The University of Maryland Medical System site.
about 2000 calories each
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