The mean daily intake of As for all samples was 0.3 μg/day, whereas for vitamin and mineral samples it was 0.5 μg/, with a range of 0.01 – 1.8 μg/day.
The estimated PCDD/Fs and indicator PCBs mean daily intake through the consumption of this kind of food has been calculated taking into account body weight and food consumption data for children aged 6 12 months.
Mean daily intake (per unit metabolic body size) of DM (44.86 versus 36.13 g) and ME (379.0 versus 300.7 kJ) were increased (P<0.05) due to I supplementation, but not the CP or DCP intakes.
This is 10.6 times the estimated mean daily intake noted above (48 µg/day).
Taking into account water intake during that study, mean daily intake of diquat-treated birds was ≅ 7 µg of diquat.
The mean daily intake of calcium was higher in the Short BF group than in the other two groups (ANOVA; p = 0.014).
The mean daily intake of fish and shellfish of Alaska Natives has been calculated to be 109 g, which is approximately six times greater than the American average [47].
Detectable levels of dieldrin are reported in over 90% of the human population in serum, adipose tissues and breast milk [16], [17] with an estimated mean daily intake of 0.5 µg/day [18], [19] leading to human burdens of 117 289 ppb [17], [20].
The mean daily intake for the period under study was 14 kg of DM per cow.
Mean daily intake of nutrients was computed from standard UK food tables.
Table 3 shows the mean daily intake of food categories of the participants.
