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UL: Point at which nutrient may become toxic.
RDA(Recommended dietary allowance): Safe amount for an average healthy person that is set above the EAR and below the UL.
EAR(Estimated average requirement): Amount of nutrient that meets the needs of about half of the population.
Nutrition density: the measure of nutrients per kilocalorie.
serving: Ball pack estimate of the contribution to a total diet based on 2000kcal/day diet.
Exchange list: Amount for each food established as a standard by the FDA to facilitate food and processed food nutrient comparison.
Fortified food: processed food to which nutrients are artificially added that weren't in the original food.
Enriched food: nutrients recovered by processing are artificially added back.
Daily value: Recommended range of each macronutrient to ensure adequate adeuate energy and nutrient.
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