Answer:
Sodium intake is higher than recommended, so intake is outside the guidelines established by the DRI committee.
Explanation:
The dietary recommendations established by the DRI (Dietary Reference Intake) committee are around 1300 to 1500 mg/day, with an established maximum of 2200 mg/day. If a person's daily sodium intake is 3000 mg -1000 mg by sodium preservatives in processed foods + 2000 mg by added salt- it is obviously outside the DRI comitee's recommendation limit.
Sodium -an electrolyte needed for organic processes- is found in common salt and processed products, such as monosodium glutamate, and excess intake has been linked to diseases such as high blood pressure. That is why its moderate consumption is recommended.
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