QUESTION 43For most healthy adults, the US Dietary Guidelines recommend a daily sodium limit of:O A. 1000 mg.O B. 3400 mg.O C.2300 mg.O D. 1500 mg.QUESTION 44Daily consumption of these nutrients is not necessary because they are stored in the body:O A. iron, zinc and magnesiumOB. fat soluble vitaminsOC. water soluble vitaminsO D. magnesium, sodium and potassiumQUESTION 45Vitamins are needed in small quantities, measured in:O A. milligrams and microgramsB. grams and kilogramsOC. tsp. and Tbsp.OD. liters and ml.

Correct option- B. 2300 mg - US citizen usually consume more sodium than the required amount.

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QUESTION 43 For most healthy adults, the US Dietary Guidelines recommend a daily sodium limit of: OA. 1000 mg. O B. 3400 mg. OC.2300 mg. OD. 1500 mg. QUESTION 44 Daily consumption of these nutrients is not necessary because they are stored in the body: