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ikadub [295]
2 years ago
7

sodium chloride is an important nutrient the FDA recommends that the average adult taken about 1,500 mg of it per day how much o

f a dose would this be in mg / kg BW? (your body weight in kilograms)​
Health
1 answer:
sergey [27]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

25 mg / kg

Explanation:

The average weight of an adult is about 60 kg so if an adult has taken sodium chloride about 1,500 mg per day so each kg of the body needs only 25 mg of sodium chloride for fulfilling needs of the body and proper function of the body. So we can say that 60 kg body needs about 1500 mg of sodium chloride so for one kg of body weight, only 25 mg of sodium chloride is required.

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