Nutritional supplement | Suggested posology | Food sources |
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Vitamin A | 50,000–200,000 IU every 4–6 months | Cheese, eggs, oil fish, fortified low-fat spreads, milk and yogurt |
Vitamin C | 100–200 mg/daily | Fruits (i.e. orange, grapefruit, lime, mandarin, strawberries, kiwi, pineapple), tomato, broccoli, cabbage and spinach |
Vitamin D | 400–12,000 IU/daily | Anchovies, swordfish, tuna, salmon, mushrooms and egg yolk |
Vitamin E | 6–11 mg/dailya | Dried fruits (hazelnut, almonds, peanuts), vegetable oils, green leafy vegetables such as chicory, mango, avocado, and fish products such as salmon and shrimps |
Iron | 7–13 mg/dailya | Red meat, beans, nuts, dried fruit such as dried apricots, fortified breakfast cereals and soy bean flour |
Zinc | 10–20 mg/daily | Mature cheese, nuts (especially cashews and pecans), both red and white meat and fish products such as lobsters, mussles, clams and mullets |
Selenium | 50 mg/daily | |
Magnesium | 170–250 mg/dailya | Dark chocolate, avocado, nuts, legumes, tofu, seeds, whole grains, fatty fish (salmon, mackerel and halibut) and bananas |
Long chain omega-3 fatty acids (FAs) | 100–250 mg/dailya | Fish especially salmon, herring, mackerel, sea bass and sea bream |