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PHOSPHORUS

Why is it Needed?

    • Involved in the regulation of acid balance in the body
    • Necessary of storage and transfer of energy

Daily Recommendation:

  • 19 - 50 years 700 MG Per Day
  • Over 51 years 580 MG Per Day

What Happens When it is Deficient?

  • Occurs only is states of near total starvation, diseases of inborn metabolism and certain types of kidney failure
  • Loss of appetite, Anemia, Weakness and Bone Pain

Food Sources:

      • Widely abundant in al foods

Toxic Effects and Recommended Upper Intake Level:

  • Toxic effect from excess Phosphorus not well substantiated

UL is 4 grams Per Day for Adults and 3 grams Per Day for those over 70

What Should I Take Daily?:

  • No supplementation needed

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