Reference source for nutrition min & maxs?
 
            
                
                    Porcelain1981                
                
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                    I seem to be jumping all over the place on the net to find out simple answers to questions like the minimum & maximum for a nutrient.
It's taken me 15 minutes to figure out sodium (and why salt does not equal sodium and therefore it's a 2.4g max not a 6g max) and I know potassium is linked but getting a bit fed up of trawling through multiple things.
Does anyone know a good handy comprehensive source that lists out the major nutrients and min/max guidelines? Reasons why those guidelines exist would be excellent too.
Thanks!
                It's taken me 15 minutes to figure out sodium (and why salt does not equal sodium and therefore it's a 2.4g max not a 6g max) and I know potassium is linked but getting a bit fed up of trawling through multiple things.
Does anyone know a good handy comprehensive source that lists out the major nutrients and min/max guidelines? Reasons why those guidelines exist would be excellent too.
Thanks!
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