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2. Tools for Healthful Eating / Dietary Reference Intakes / Problem 9
Problem 9
Which approach best balances DRIs when a client consumes a vitamin supplement that brings total intake above the UL but their dietary intake is below the RDA?
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Advise reducing or discontinuing the supplement to bring total intake below the UL while using food-based strategies to meet the RDA, because exceeding the UL raises risk of adverse effects even if diet alone was inadequate.
B
Advise maintaining current intake since the UL is only applicable to research settings and has no clinical relevance for individual counseling or patient safety.
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Ignore the UL because RDAs take precedence; focus solely on raising total intake above the RDA regardless of potential toxicity from the supplement.
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Recommend increasing dietary sources to raise intake well above the UL because food-derived nutrients are always less harmful than supplements and cannot contribute to toxicity.
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