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. 2021 Mar 24;13(4):1048. doi: 10.3390/nu13041048

Table 2.

Recommended dietary allowance of the nutrients that can be found in appreciable amounts in oats.

WHO EFSA US India China Mexico
Protein (g) 0.83 g/kg BW ≥12% of total kcal M: 56
F: 46
M: 60
F: 55
M: 65
F: 55
1 g/kg BW
Total Fiber (g) N/A 25 M: 28–34
F: 22–25
30 25–30 M: 30–35
F: 26–30
Iron (mg) M: 9.1–27.4
F: 7.5–58.8
M: 11
F: 11–16
M: 8
F: 8–18
21 M: 12
F: 12 -20
17
Magnesium (mg) M: 224–260
F: 190–220
M: 350
F: 300
M: 400–420
F: 310–320
M: 340
F: 310
310–330 248
Phosphorus (mg) N/A 550 700 600 670–720 664
Potassium (mg) ≥ 3510 3500 4700 M: 3750
F: 3225
2000 N/A
Zinc (mg) M: 4.2–14
F: 3–9.8
M: 9.4–16.3
F: 7.5–12.7
M: 11
F: 8
M: 12
F: 10
M: 12.5
F: 7.5
10
Copper (µg) N/A M: 1600
F: 1300
900 3000 800 650
Manganese (mg) N/A 3 M: 2.3
F: 1.8
2–5 4.5 N/A
Selenium (µg) M: 33–34
F: 25–26
70 55 40 60 41

Values are Recommended Dietary Allowance reflecting the average daily level of intake sufficient to meet the nutrient requirements of nearly all (97–98%) healthy people. Abbreviations: BW, body weight; EFSA, European Food Safety Authority; F, females; g, gram, kg, kilogram; M, males, mg, milligram; µg, microgram; WHO, World Health Organization.