biotin Dietary References, Institute of Medicine (USA): Dietary Reference Intakes - The Essential Guide to Nutrient Requirements (2006)
Dietary references values for biotin according to Institute of Medicine (USA): Dietary Reference Intakes - The Essential Guide to Nutrient Requirements (2006)1.
Dietary reference values as published by the Institute of Medicine (USA) in a 2006 selective summary of previously established reference values.
Adequate Intake
Adequate Intake (AI): Intake at this level is assumed to ensure nutritional adequacy; established when evidence is insufficient to develop an RDA.
μg/day: microgram per day
0.00 -
0.49 years
5 μg/day
0.50 -
0.99 years
6 μg/day
1.00 -
3.99 years
male
8 μg/day
4.00 -
8.99 years
male
12 μg/day
9.00 -
13.99 years
male
20 μg/day
14.00 -
18.99 years
male
25 μg/day
19.00 -
30.99 years
male
30 μg/day
31.00 -
50.99 years
male
30 μg/day
51.00 -
69.99 years
male
30 μg/day
70.00 -
years
male
30 μg/day
-
18.99 years
lactating
35 μg/day
19.00 -
50.99 years
lactating
35 μg/day
-
18.99 years
pregnant
30 μg/day
19.00 -
50.99 years
pregnant
30 μg/day
Sources
1
Institute of Medicine (US). (2006). Dietary Reference Intakes: The Essential Guide to Nutrient Requirements. (Consensus Study Report). Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.17226/11537 at 2019-05-12.