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Poland’s Ministry of Health sets the country’s maximum intake values for vitamin and minerals for its populations in a move that attempts to address a lack of European harmonisation on this matter.
The Diet Supplements Team is an advisory and advisory body of the Chief Sanitary Inspector. One of its tasks is determination of maximum doses of vitamins and minerals in the recommended daily portion in dietary supplements, above which they show therapeutic effects. In some recently published resolutions maximum levels for certain ingredients in food supplements were nationally defined, among them: Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Folic acid and Niacin, but also for manganese and zinc and other ingredients.
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For adults |
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Vitamin A |
800 µg/day (retinol) |
Intake as ß-carotene: max 7 mg/day |
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Vitamin C |
1000 mg/day |
not recommended for those with a predisposition to kindney stones |
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Vitamin D |
50 µg/day = 2000 IU |
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Folic Acid |
600 µg/day |
For pregnant women 800 µg/day, but with a warning hint on the label |
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Niacin ( Nicotine amide) |
830 mg/day |
But for nicotinic acid: 16 mg/day |
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Manganes |
1,8 mg/day |
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Zinc |
15 mg/day |
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AGROLAB GROUP laboratories are not only experienced in the analytical control for food supplements, but are European-wide acknowledged specialists in vitamin analysis.
Links:
https://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/witamina-D
http://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/witamina-A
http://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/witamina-C
http://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/kwas-foliowy
http://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/niacyna
http://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/mangan
http://gis.gov.pl/wp-content/cynk
Author: Frank Mörsberger
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