Data from the

NATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY

Dietary Intake Findings

United States, 1971-1974

Presents tables from the Health and Nutrition Examination Survey

on the dietary intake of various nutrients in a probability sample of

the U.S. population 1-74 years of age by age, sex, race, and income

level, 1971-1974

DHEW Publication No. (HRA) 77-1647

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Public Health Service

Health ResourcesAdministration

National Center for Health Statistics

Hyattsville, Md. July 1977

Series 11

Number 202
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS

DOROTHY P. RICE, l)h-ector

ROBERT A. ISWLEL, Deputy Director

JACOB J. FELDMAN, Ph.D., Associate DirectorforAna2ysis

GAIL F. FISHER, Associate IM-ectorfor the Cooperative Health Statistics System

ELIJAH L. WHITE, Associate Director for Data Systems

JAMES T. BAIRD, JR., Ph.D., Associate Director forkternational Statistics

ROBERT C. HUBER, Associate Director for Management

MONR.OE G. SIRKEN, Ph.D., Awociate Director for Mathernutical Statistics

PETER L. HURLEY, .4ssociate Director for Operations

JAMES M. ROBEY, Ph.D., Associate Director for Program Devei?opment

PAUL E. LEAVERTON, Ph.D., Associate Direct&for Research

ALICE HAYWOIOD, Information Officer

DIVISION OF “HIEALTH. EXAMINATION

ARTHUR J. McDOWELL, Director

STAT ST Cs

JEAN-PIERRE HABICHT, M.D., Ph.D., Special Assistant to Director

FRANK W. LOWENSTEIN, M.D., Nuti”tion Adviser “

SIDNEY ABIQN-IAM, (~hief, Nutrition Statistics Branch ~

ROBERT S. MURPHY, Chief, Survey Pbming and Devei?opment Branch

COOPERATION OF THE IU.S, BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

In accordance with specifications established by the National Health Survey, the Bureau of

the Census, under a contractual agrmnent, participated in the design and selection of the sample, and carried out the fiist stage of the field interviewing and certain parts of the statistical.

processing.

Vital and Health Statistics-Series 1l-No. 202

DHEW Publication No. (HRA) 77-1647

Library of Congress Cat,dog Card Number 77-608059
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United States. National Center for Health Statistics.

Dietary intake findings United States, 1971-1974.

(Vital and health statistics; Series 11, Data from the National Health Survey; no. 202)

(DHEW publication; (HRA) 77-1647)

Tables.

Bibliography: p.

1. Diet–United States–Statistics. I. Abraham, Sidney. II. Title. III. Series: United

States. National Center for Health Statistics. Vital and health statistics: Series 11, Data from

the National Health Survey, Data from the health examination survey; no. 202. IV. Series:

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CONTENTS

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

TheHANESProgram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Dcfinitionof%riatdes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

ListofDetailedTables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Appendixes

I. DcmographicandSocioeconomicTerms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

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DIETARY INTAKE FINDINGS

Sidney Abraham, Margaret D. Carroll, M.S.P.H.,

Connie M. Dresser, R.D., and Clifford L. Johnson, M.S.P.H.,

Division of Health Examination Statistics

INTRODUCTION

This report presents data on dietary intake

obtained to assess the nutritional status of the

U.S. population aged 1-74 years. It is the first

report in a series of Vital and Health Statktics

reports presenting data on dietary intake obtained in the first Health and Nutition Examination Survey (HANES). The second report will

present the text and charts of the analysis and

will discuss data on various nutrients by age, sex,

race, and income groups. The present report

presents the tabular material on which the second will be based.

The third report will examine the dietary

“ data for several specific groups of the U.S.

population; Spanish-American persons, pregnant

and Iactating women, and persons indicating

that’ they are taking vitamins and minerals to

supplement their diet. The fourth report will

analyze and discuss data from the dietary frequency questionnaire, in which quantitative

data are presented regarding the frequency of

consumption of selected foods and food groups

during the 3 months preceding the dietary interview.

The first four reports are to be published in

Series 11 of Vital and Health Statistics. A fifth

report, consisting of several hundred pages, will

be published as a separate source document outside the Vital and Health Statistics series. It will

present tables of cumulative percentage distributions of nutrient intake by age, sex, race, and

income groups. Other tables will present by

nutrient ‘the -mean

standard error of

intake, standard deviation,

the mean, and values for

selected percentiles of intake from

through the 95th by similar variables.

THE HANES PROGRAM

the 5th

The HANES program was undertaken by

the National Center for Health Statistics in

response to a directive from the Secretary of the

Dep@ment of HeaIth, Education, and Welfare

to establish a continuing national nutrition surveilkmce system under the authority of the

National Health Survey Act of 1956. This system has as its purposes the measuring of nutritional status for the U.S. population and

monitoring the changes in this status over time.

The HANES is the first program to collect

measures of nutritional status for a scientifically designed sample representative of the U.S.

civilian noninstitutionalized population in a

broad range of ages, 1-74 years. Other earlier

nutrition surveys, such as the Ten-State Nutrition Survey,l have had more limited objectives.

The probability sample design permits estimates

to be made for the total population, and at the

same time permits more detailed analysis of data

for certain groups at high risk of malnutntion–

the poor, preschool children, women of childbearing ages, and the elderly.z

This is made possibIe through use of differential sampling of these high-risk groups and

appropriate weighting of the data.

The first HANES program began data collection in April 1971, was in full operation by

August, and was completed in June 1974.

A detailed description of the specific content and plan of operation, including the sarnpIe

1
design, has been published3 and only the general

characteristics are mentioned here. The U.S.

Bureau of the Census cooperated in the sample

design and in the initial visits to and interviewing

at selected eligible households in the 65 primary

sampling units (PSU’S) throughout the United.

States. Additional household visiting, interviewing, history taking, and explaining the examination portion of the program were performed by

members of the field teams of the Center. These

teams traveled to the various locations and.

included professional and paraprofessional medical and dental examiners along with technicians!,

interviewers, and other staff. The selected sample persons for whom appointments could be

made were brought into specially constructed

mobile examination centers that were moved.

into a central location in each PSU area.

Data presented here are based on findings

from the Health and Nutrition Examination

Survey of a sample of 28,043 persons aged 1-74

years selected to be examined at the 65 locations visited between April 1971 and June 1974.

These persons are a representative probability

sample of the total U.S. population. Of the

28,043 persons selected for the sample, 20,749

(74 percent) were examined. This corresponds

to an effective response rate of 75 percent when

adjustment is made for the effect of oversampling among the poor, preschool children,,

women of childbearing age, and the elderly,,

Estimates in this report are based on weighted

observations, i.e., the data obtained for the

examined persons are inflated to the level of the

total population using the appropriate weights

to account for both sampling fractions and, .

response results. The question of any possible

bias in the estimates resulting from assuming

that the nonexamined are like their examined,

counterparts will be discussed in more detail,

in the second report, and it can be concluded,

that the weighted examined group may be

treated as a probability sample of the popula

tion so that the estimates may be regarded as

representative of the civilian noninstitutionalized population of the United States.

The estimated populations shown at the top

of each table, along with the numbers of sample

persons, are presented only to give a general

indication of the size of the population which

the data characterize. These are produced from~

the sample weighting process and will therefore

vary somewhat from U.S. Bureau of the Census

figures.

DEFINITIONS OF VARIABLES

Race was observed and recorded as white,

Negro, and other races. Of the 20,749 sample

persons examined, 78.80 percent were white

and 20.07 percent were Negro. There w’ere few

other numbers for other races, only 1,,13 percent. Other races are included only when the

total subjects are used, but they are not used in

the white-Negro breakdowns.

The sample design focused special attention

on groups of people known to be at greater risk

of malnutrition by oversampling these groups.

The oversampling was directed first of all to the

poor. The design thus enabled us to obtain sufficient numbers to analyze the nutritional status

of Negroes and poor white persons ‘without

resorting to separate oversarnpling of racial or

ethnic groups. Thus while Negroes represent

about 11 percent of the U.S. population, they

constitute one-fifth of the HANES sample. Such

Iarge numbers were found because the economically poor segments of the population include

disproportionate numbers of Negro ~ersons.

These larger numbers yield more reliable estimates for this group.

For analysis, two groups of income levels

are presented: income below poverty level, a

ratio of less than one; and income at and above

poverty level, a ratio of one or more. Small numbers preclude the analysis of dietary intalkedata

by further jy-adation of incomes in both income

groups. There were 723 (3.5 percent) of the

total persons examined with unknown income

information. These persons were excluded from

the two income classification groups, but they

were included in the total group.

Income status is another population characteristic considered when nutritional data are presented because quantity and quality of dietary

intake have been known to be associated with

level of income. The income status for each

examined person is expressed by the Poverty

Income Ratio (see appendix I). Families and

unrelated individuals are classified as being

above or below the low income or poverty level,

using the poverty index adopted by the Federal

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Interagency Committee in 1969. This index, in

contrast to total family income, reflects the different consumption requirements of families

based on their size and composition, sex and age

of the family head, and farm-nonfarm residence.

Nutrient intake per kilogram of body weight”

shown in tables 1-16 is the usual presentation

which tries to take into account differences in

nutrient requirements thus permitting comparisons between males and females and between

persons of different ages.

The mean nutrient intake as a percent of a

standard presented in tables 1-16 is another way

of looking at the distribution of nutrient levels,

related to nutrient requirements. These percentages are crude estimates of desirable or

expected nutrient intakes and prove useful for

comparisons of dietary intake data between

population subgroups. Percents of standard

below 100 do not, however, necessarily mean

inadequate nutrient intakes. The standards used

for the HANES dietary data are shown in appendix H, table IL Standards for assessing caloric

and protein allowances for adults are based on

expected median body weight for sex and height

at ages 20-29 years. More specifically, an

expected body weight at’ ages 20-29 years was

computed for each individual adult based on

height and sex. The median of the distribution of

expected weight for each height and sex group

was determined. The standardized allowance for

each individual 20 years and over was then calculated by multiplying the median expected

weight for height and sex by the recommended

nutrient allowance per kilogram of body weight

(table II). The resultant product was then taken

as that individual’s sex-height-standardized allowance. The reported caloric or. protein intake for

‘each individual was then divided by this standardized allowance to arrive at the “percent of

recommended daily allowance.” Height-sexspecific weight at ages 20-29 years is used

because at these ages it is thought to most

closely approximate the body’s cell mass. Cell

mass, the metabolically active part of the body,

is the major deterrn+mnt of aduIt nutrient needs.

Weight gain after 20-29 years is presumed to be

fat, with little increase of the body’s cell mass.

In fact, cell mass tends to decrease with age even

as weight increases,4 which indicates that these

standardized allowances tend to overstate the

nutrient needs of older people as compared with

younger people. This bias is much less, however,

than the presentation of nutrient intake per kilogram of body weight.. Those who weigh less than

the height-sex-specific weight at 20-29 years of

age are presumed to be underweight, and their

nutrient needs may be presumed to be greater

than their weight implied.

A similar method was used to obtain heightstandardized allowances for assessingcaloric and

protein dietary intakes of chiIdren. The expected median body weight for age, sex, and

height was derived from anthropometric data

collected in HANES.

Tables 17-32 present nutrient intake by age -

for race, sex, and income groups in terms of

mean intake per 1,000 calories. This statistic

indicates the extent to “which nutrient intake is a

function of specific choices of foods with high

nutrient content (higher nutrient density) rather

than due to a simple increase of total caloric

intake.

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REFERENCES

1Center for Disease Control: “Ten-State Nu&ition

Survey in the United States,” 1968-1970. I-Historical

Development, II-Demographic Data, DHEW Pub. No.

(HSM) 72-8130; III-Clinical, Anthropometry, Dental,

DHEW Pub. No. (HSM) 72-8131; IV-Biochemical,

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(HSM) 72-8133; Highlights, DHEW Pub. No. (HSM]

72-8134, Atlanta, Ga. Health Services and Mental Health

Administration, 1972.

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Health. Final Report of Panel I-1, p. 24, 1969.

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4Keys, A., and Grande, F.: Body weight, body composition, and calorie status in R.S. Goodhart, and M. E,,

Shils, eds., Modern Nutrition in Health and! Dkease.

Philadelphia. Lea and Febiger, 1973, p. 20.

5 U.S. Bureau of the Census: Poverty increases by

1.2 million in 1970. Current Population Reports. Series

P-60, No. 77. Washington. U.S. Government Printing

Office, May 7, 1971.

60rshansky, M.: Counting the poor: Another look

at the poverty pro fiie. Social Secun.ty Bulletin 28(l),

Jan. 1965.

7Orshansky, M.: Who’s who among the poor: A

demographic view of poverty. Social SecuriQ Bulletin

28(7) :3-32, Ju1Y 1965.

‘“U.S. Bureau of the Census: Revision in poverty

statistics, 1959 to 1968. Current Popzu%tion Reports.

Series P-23, No. 28. Washington. U.S. Government

Printing Office, Aug. 12, 1969.

‘Circular No. A-46, Transmittal Memorandum No.

9, Executive Office of the President, Bureau of the

Budget, Aug. 29, 1969, and Exhibit L (rev.).
LIST OF DETAILED TABLES

1. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 1-74 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

2. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 1 year by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and

mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . .

3. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 2-3 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

4. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 4-5 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

5. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 6-7 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

6. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 8-9 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

7. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 10-11 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

8. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 12-14 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

9. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 15-17 years by race and sex for income levels: number of parsons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

10. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 18-19 years by race and sex for income levels: number of parsons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

11. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 20-24 years by race and sax for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

12. Intake of selected nutrients for parsons aged 25-34 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United Stetes, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

13. Intake of selacted nutrients for persons aged 35-44 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

14. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 45-54 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

15. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 55-64 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median,

and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . .

16. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 65 years and over by race and sex for income Iewls: number of persons, mean,

median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard and per kilogmm of body weight: United States, 1971-74 . . . . .

17. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 1-74 years by sex and race for

income lwels:United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

18. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 1 year by sex and race for

income leveIs: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7

10

13

16

19

22

25

28

31

34

37

40

43

46

49

52

55

56

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19. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 2-3 years by sex and race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...57

20. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selacted nutrients forpersonsaged 4-5 years bysexand race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . ...58

21. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients forpersonsaged 6-7 years bysexand race for

income level s: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...59

22. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 8-9 years by sex and race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...60

23. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per lrOOOcelories ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 10-11 yeareby sexand race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...61

24. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per l,OWcalories ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 12-!4years bysexand race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...62

25. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per l,OOOcalories ofselected nutrients forpemons aged 15-17years bysexand race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -......63

26. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per l,OOOcalories ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 18-19years bysexand race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...64

27. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 20-24years bysexand race for

income levels: iJnited Statesr 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...65

28. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per l,OOOcalorias ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 25-34 years bysexand race for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...66

29. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 3544years bysexandra@ for

income levels: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...67

30. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per l,OOOcalories ofselected nutrients forpersons aged 45-54 years bysexandra(* for

income levels: United States, ’1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . ...68

31. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per l,OOOcalories ofseiected nutrients forpersons aged 55%4years bysexandra~ for

income leveis: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...69

32. Mean caloric intake and mean intake perl,OOO calories of selected nutrients forpersons aged 65years andoverby sex and

race forincome levels: United States, 1971 -74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

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Table 1. Intake of selected nutrients for persons wd 1-74 years by race and sex for income level= number of psrsons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

standard and m?r kilo.aram of bodv weicht: United States. 1971-74

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Number of examined persons ..................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ...........................................................................

Calories

Mnan .........................................................................................................................

Median ....,.................................................................. .............................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Protein (gin)

Mean ...... .............. ..................................................................................................

Median .....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake

Percent of standard3 ............................................................................... ..........

Per kilogram of bcdy vmight ...............................................................................

Calcium (rng)

!m!!N!

Mean ........................................................................................................................

MediaiI .....................................................................................................................

Wan nutrient intak~

Percent of standard ...........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ...............................................................................

Vitamin A [Ill)

Mean ................................................................. ............................................. ..........

Median ................... .................................................................................................

Mdian nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilcqam of My weight .................................................. .............................

Vitamin C (mg)

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median ........................................ ............................................................................

Wan nutrient intake:

percent of standard ...........................................................................................

Per kilcgram of body wei~t ............................ ..................................................

Thiamine (mg)

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median ....................................... ................. ........... .............. .................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ............. ..............................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei@t .. .............................................................................

Riboflavin (mg)

% kilogram of body wi~t ............................... ......................................................

Total ] II White I Negro

20,74S

193,976

1,994

1,82C

87

33.81

77.82

69.6<

139

1.31

887

727

175

14.62

11.95

10.58

98

0.20

4,774

3,080

98

150

80.26

86.32

59.23

167

1.46

1.28

1.12

160

0.02

1.92

1.69

175

0.03

16.77

14.48

0.28

All income

16,35(

169,5W

2,01 ;

1,84[

8[

33.8{

78.%

70.7t

14[

1.%

891

755

181

15.0:

12.1 C

10.6S

g~

0.2C

4,802

3,132

1Oc

150

80.3C

26.S9

60.42

183

1.46

1.29

1.13

160

0.02

1.97

1.73

178

0.03

17.@4

14.75

0.28

4,164

22,435

1,625

1,6s8

61

31.82

69.65

60.85

132

1.21

664

553

131

11.40

10.80

9.55

86

0.19

4,613

2,569

85

8;.:

80.01

49.09

159

1.39

1.20

1.03

165

0.02

1,60

1.40

160

0.03

14.78

12.38

0.26

TotaI1 II White I Negrc

lncom below pcwerty

lwe12

4,20:

25,95!

1,81;

1,64

8:

33.8!

68.7f

61.41

141

1.2E

78;

65:

1E4

14.5s

10.7C

9.3E

87

0.20

4,381

2,627

87

145

81.65

72.05

41.37

146

1.34

1.19

1.03

163

0.02

1.75

1.55

175

0.03

14.14

11.sa

0.26

2,202

16,811

1,868

1,675

87

34.28

70.42

63.75

144

1.30

849

722

171

15.66

10.90

9.58

90

0.20

4.288

2.685

88

142

79.04

69.33

39.s9

140

1.28

1.20

1.04

163

0.02

1.84

1.62

160

0.03

14,47

12.27

0.27

1,967

6,853

1,742

1,583

81

33.11

65.65

57.92

136

1.25

658

558

129

12.50

10.26

8.79

81

0.20

4,537

2,475

84

152

86.23

75.97

46.61

157

1.44

1.17

1.01

166

0.02

1.57

1.38

164

0.03

13.47

11.12

0.26

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

15,823

160,784

2,021

1,845

88

33.60

79.11

70.86

139

1.31

882

740

178

14.65

12.13

70.77

99

0.20

4,821

3,147

101

151

79.94

88.53

61.97

171

1.47

1.29

1.14

160

0.02

1.96

1.72

175

0.03

17.14

14.86

0.28

13,610

146,573

2,032

1,858

88

33.77

79.67

71.47

140

1.32

903

760

182

14.99

12.21

10.81

100

0.20

4,837

3,180

102

151

60.18

86.83

62.92

171

1.48

1.29

1.14

160

0.02

1.98

1.75

176

0.03

17.27

14.98

0.29

2,024

12,651

1,888

1,725

82

31.11

72.50

84.27

130

1.20

652

549

132

10.75

11.21

9.97

91

0.18

4,714

2,664

85

151

77.73

83.31

60.92

162

1.37

1.23

1.05

163

0<02

1.63

1.42

158

0.03

15.74

13.34

0.26

lTotal includes all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight for age. sex. and height.
Table 1, Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 1.74 years by race and sw for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutriOnt intakB as a percent of

standard”and per kilogram o

❑

Sex a“d nutrients

Calories

Protein (gml

Calcium lmgl

Iron (mgl

Vitamin A (IU)

Vitamin C (mg]

Thiamine (mg)

Riboflavin (n-g)

Preformed niacin (mg)

h

,dy weight! United States, 1971

Total 1 White Negro

All income

8,819

94,151

2,393

2,225

91

37.74

92.80

84.16

155

1.46

1,018

685

225

16.05

14.15

12.74

130

0.22

5,138

3,503

113

163

80.92

90.37

61.91

172

1.43

1.49

1.32

155

0.02

2.26

2.02

171

0.04

20.15

17.98

0.32

7,003

82,652

2,428

2,256

92

37.85

94.28

85.55

158

1.47

1,052

922

233

16.40

14.36

12.96

132

0.22

5,154

3,5s5

115

163

80.41

91.05

63.S9

172

1.42

1.51

1.33

155

0.02

2.32

2.08

173

0.04

20.51

18.35

0.32

1,707

10,423

2,141

1,965

85

36.61

81.81

72.63

147

1.40

764

661

166

13.0s

12.60

11,20

114

0.22

5,026

2,805

94

163

85.93

83.23

48.23

162

1.42

1.38

1.21

160

0.02

1.86

1.67

15S

0.03

17.50

14.98

0.30

4–COn.

Total 1 II White I

Negro

1,715

11,881

2,108

1,931

90

39.86

80.41

70.65

161

1.52

914

801

189

17.27

12.51

10.77

114

0.24

4,597

2,921

98

157

S8.90

72.75

42.36

148

1.38

1.37

1.21

163

0.03

2.03

1.79

175

0.04

16.49

13.93

0.31

Ievelz

912

7,773

2,162

1,994

93

40.24

83.23

73.35

165

1.54

997

864

220

18.38

12.84

10.93

118

0.24

4,410

2,978

99

150

81.33

68.41

40.92

137

1.26

1.40

1.21

160

0.03

2.14

1.91

170

0.04

16.97

14.55

0.31

3,:7

1,970

1,859

64

39,05

74.89

64.18

153

1.48

752

647

160

14.91

11.80

10.06

104

0.23

4,941

2,728

98

169

97.94

78.67

46.8s

161

1.56

1.32

1.17

168

0.03

1.80

1.63

165

0.(!4

15.41

12.82

0.31

Total 1 II Whita I Negro

lnwm6 above poverty

Ievelz

6,792

78,77S

2,434

2<272

92

37.5C

94.59

86.07

155

1.46

1,033

899

14.39

13.04

132

0.22

5,173

3,6o4

115

152

79.6C

93.07

65.19

17~

1.43

1.51

1.34

155

0.0:

2.2$

2.of

171

0.04

Zo.fi

18.54

O.*

5,855

71,909

2,450

2,287

92

37.62

95.33

86.66

155

1.46

1,057

926

234

16.23

14.50

13.15

133

0.22

5,192

3,653

116

163

79.63

93.40

66.76

176

1.43

1.52

1.34

155

0.02

2.32

2.10

173

0.04

20.&

18.71

0.32

853

6,033

2,262

2,111

S6

35.56

86.65

78.17

144

1.36

771

668

171

12.12

13.21

11.91

122

0.21

5,102

2,888

91

162

S0.18

67.41

46.68

166

1.37

1.42

1.24

15s

0.02

1.91

1.70

155

0.03

19.01

16.70

0.30

lTotai includes all races.

2Excludes perscmswith unknm.m iwxwne.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, ,md height,

8
Table 1. Intake of sal.wtcd nutrients for rmsons med 1-74 vears bv race and sex for income levels: number of wrsons, mean. median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

- standard”and pe~ kilogram of bady weight: United States, 197”1

Sex and nutrients

FEMALE

Number of examined psrsons ..................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ....................... ..................................................

-

Mean ............................................................................ ............ ...............................

Median .....................................................................................................................

Maan nutrient intake:

Pert.wtt of standard3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Protein (gml

man ...................................................................................................... ..................

Madian .....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .................................................... ............................... .......

Per kilogram of body wei*t ..............................................................................

Calcium (rng)

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median ............................... ......... .............................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

%rmttof standard .............................. ............................................................

P8rkilcgram 0fb0dywei$N .................. ............................................................

Iron (mg)

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median ..................................................................................... ... ............................

Mean nutrient intake:

Pwmntof standard ..........................................................................................

Perkilc.gram of body wei@m ..............................................................................

vitamin A (1U)

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median .........................................................d...........................................................

Madian nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Mean nutrient intaka:

Percent of standard .......... .................... ............................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Vitamin C (mg)

hkan ........................................................................................................................

Median .....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ...................................... ....................................... ...........

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Thiamine (rng)

Mean ...................................................................................... ..................................

Median .....................................................................................................................

Wan nutriant intake:

Percant of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wel~t ..............................................................................

Riboflavin (mg)

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median ........................................................... ..........................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilcgram of body weight ..............................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg}

Mean ........................................................................................................................

Median .....................................................................................................................

Per kilwram of bwN wei$tt ............................................................................ .......

Total 1 White Negro

All income

11,930

99,825

1,618

1,527

83

29.19

63.72

58.61

124

1.16

725

612

127

13.07

9.68

8.S4

67

0.18

4,431

2,774

S6

139

79.76

82.50

56.38

164

1.49

1.07

0.96

165

0.02

1.61

1.43

180

0.03

13.59

12.06

0.25

9,347

66,932

1,626

1,536

64

29.38

S4.32

59.36

125

1.16

749

633

131

13.52

9.96

9.02

m

0.18

4,457

2,761

87

133

60.37

83.13

57.03

164

1.50

1.09

0.97

165

0.02

1.64

1.47

184

0.03

13.75

12.25

0.25

2,457

12,012

1,551

1,440

78

27.50

59.10

51.93

120

1.05

559

460

100

9.91

9.24

8.23

62

0.18

4,255

2,294

77

139

75.42

77.21

60.43

157

1.37

1.05

0.93

170

0.02

1.37

1.20

162

0.02

12.42

10.E4

0.22

4-&n.

EzEE!IE Income Lwlow p-averty

Ievalz

2,48S

14,074

1,571

1,470

81

28.97

68.93

53.84

125

1.09

672

564

120

12.39

9.16

8.21

64

0.17

4,196

2,403

77

136

77.38

71.45

40.12

146

1.32

1.04

0.91

165

0.02

1.51

1.34

175

0.03

12.15

‘70.61

0.22

1,290

9,038

1,579

1,489

83

28.14

59.41

55.37

126

1.10

722

608

129

13.32

9.23

8.33

65

0.17

4,179

2,467

77

135

77.10

70.12

39.16

142

1.2S

1.03 ~

0.91

163

0.02

1.!%

1.43

182

0.03

12.31

10.94

0.23

1,183

4,938

1,560

1.428

79

26.73

5S.33

51.62

123

1.07

583

506

104

10.73

9.04

7.96

62

0.17

4,216

2,264

77

138

77.62

73.83

46.51

153

1.36

1.05

0.91

168

0.02

1.39

1.22

162

0.03

11.93

10.02

0.22

Totall White N&ro

Income above poverty

levelz

9,031

82,005

1,624

1,534

83

29.21

64.24

59.35

124

1.16

736

620

129

13.24

9.97

9.04

67

0.18

4,463

2,762

87

140

80.51

64.17

59.08

166

1.51

1.09

0.97

165

0.02

1.62

1.45

182

0.03

13.75

12.29

0.25

7,755

74,664

1,630

1,539

64

29.39

64.58

59.78

124

1.16

%5

132

13.60

10.01

9.07

68

0.18

4,486

2,785

88

140

80.97

64.43

59.41

167

1.52

1.m

0.97

lffl

0.02

1.65

1.47

o%

13.63

12.38

0.25

1,171

6,618

1,543

1,448

78

26.65

59.59

52.58

118

1.03

543

475

96

9.38

9.39

8.41

62

0.16

4,361

2,366

78

141

75.30

79.56

51.60

160

1.37

1.05

0.93

170

0.02

1.37

1.19

162

0.02

12.75

11.25

0.22

lTotd includes all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Bmed on body weight fm age, sex, and beigbt.

9
Teble 2. Intake of telected nutrients for persons aged 1 year by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percm)t of standard

and Per kilogram of bo,W weight: United States, 1971.74

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Numbarof examimd parsons ................................... ...............................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................................

M

Mean ......................................................................................................................

~tian ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standad3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body might ..............................................................................

Protein (gin)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median .......!..... ..... .................................. .. .. ................... .. .. .. .. ................... ...

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdy wight ..............................................................................

Calcium (mg)

Man ...............................i .......................................................................................

Mtiian ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percsnt of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Iron (n@

Mwn .................... ...................................................................................................

Wan ............................. ............................ ..... .. ..... ................ ..... ........ ..........

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei@t ..............................................................................

Vitamin A {1Ul

Man .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Median nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard . .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .................................... ..........................................

Vitamin C (mg)

Wan .......................................................................................................................

Mdan ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wight ..............................................................................

Thiamine (mgl

Mean .......................................................................................................................

Median ............... ............................................ ........... .......... .. ..... ........................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei~t ..............................................................................

Riboflavin (mg)

Mean .......................................................................................................................

F&Jian.. ........................................................ ...... ................ ........ ........ ............. .

Mean nutrient intake:

Pement of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdy wei@t ..............................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg)

Mean ........................................................................................................ .. ...........

Median ......................................... ............. .. ................ .. .. ..................................

Per kilogram of body weight ................. ........................................ .. .................

lTotal include%all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, and height.

Total 1 White Negro

Al I income

553

3,222

1,265

1,203

124

111.51

S1 .02

48.4S

238

4.50

922

892

205

81.30

7.36

5.81

0.:

3,855

2,773

139

183

322.15

67.27

40.72

168

5.93

0.92

0,81

183

0.08

1.73

1.68

249

0.15

8.19

6.80

0.72

400

2,84s

1.288

1,223

126

113.11

52.05

49.52

242

4.57

966

940

215

64.61

7.44

5.71

50

0.65

3,s84

2,676

144

32;.~

67.23

40.47

lsa

5.90

IJ.94

0.82

183

0,08

1.79

1.74

263

0.16

8.35

6.S4

0.73

146

531

1,182

1,153

116

105.65

46,98

44,24

220

4.20

723

641

161

64.60

7.05

6.10

47

0.63

3,622

2,411

122

181

323.82

66.48

45.10

166

5.84

0.66

0.78

180

0.08

1.46

1.32

225

0.13

7.45

6.69

0,67

rOtall White Negro

Income below poverty

139

5S+3

1,2S3

1,200

124

11.64

50.59

46.47

237

4.51

699

874

200

80.27

6.36

5.97

42

0.57

3,875

2,544

130

194

%45.78

50.94

29.69

127

4.55

0.82

0.76

165

0.07

1.71

1.78

247

0.15

7.43

6.75

0.66

57

295

1,33s

1,245

133

17.50

54.34

52.21

2S5

4.77

1,089

1,082

242

95.68

6.18

5.20

41

0.54

4,242

2,649

140

212

72.52

41.34

23.92

103

3.63

0.85

0.75

160

0.08

2.00

2.01

273

o.l E

7.72

6.85

0.6$

80

2s9

1,181

1,172

116

10S.94

47.37

44.68

221

4.2s

704

635

157

63.75

6.51

6.18

43

0.59

3,5%

2,528

126

179

324.73

61.04

43.42

153

5.53

0.79

0.77

168

0.07

1.42

1.39

218

0.13

7.20

6.76

0.65

Total 1 II White Negro

Income above poverty

level:?

404

2,589

1,271

1,207

125

111.81

51.27

46.47

238

4.51

927

897

206

81.50

7.66

5.80

51

0.67

3,635

2,630

141

182

319.66

71.45

43.95

179

6.28

0.95

0.84

188

0.08

1.74

1.67

249

0.1 s

8.41

6.66

0.74

337

2,321

1,279

1,213

125

112.33

51.68

46.74

24o

4.54

945

916

210

82.97

7.84

S.78

51

0.67

3,628

2,864

144

181

316.60

70.67

43.67

177

6.21

0.95

0.64

185

0.08

1,76

1.71

251

0.15

8.45

6.85

0.74

62

222

1,213

1,174

120

107.92

47.61

45.58

224

4.23

761

675

169

67.72

6.0S

6.01

54

0.72

3.638

2,257

116

192

341.34

74.97

50.13

188

6.67

0,96

0.86

186

0.06

1.55

1.32

233

0.14

7.98

6.56

0.71

10
Table 2. Intake of selected nutrients for persons agfd 1 year by race and sex fo

and per kilcqam of b{

Sex and nutrients

MALE

Number of examined Wrens ..................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................................

Protein (gml

Calcium (mg)

Iron (mg)

Vitamin A (IU)

Vitamin C (rng)

Thiamme (mg)

Riboflavin (mgl

Preformed niacin (q)

Mean .......................................................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wl@t ......................................................... ..........................

come levels: number

weight: United State

Total 1 White

286

1,724

1,316

1,254

124

111.70

52.42

50.20

235

4.45

933

881

207

79.14

7.50

6.29

50

0.64

3,783

2,894

145

189

320.99

70.14

39.79

175

5.35

0.92

0.80

175

0,08

1,75

1,68

242

0.15

8.34

7.03

0,71

All income

211

1,405

1,350

1,282

127

113.63

53.45

50.61

239

4.%

975

921

217

82.10

7.53

6.40

50

0.63

3,933

2,919

747

197

331.04

72.46

40.67

181

6.10

0.93

0.82

173

0.08

1.81

1.73

244

0.15

8.50

7.19

0.72

persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard

1971-74-COn.

_

Negro

72

305

1,192

1,145

114

104.57

48.69

48.57

221

4.27

747

701

166

66.56

. 7.43

6.13

6C

0.65

3,149

2,866

142

158

276.21

60.92

36.40

152

5.34

0.86

0.79

180

0.08

1.50

1,42

229

0.13

7.77

6.76

0.56

Total ] White Negro

Inmme bdow poverty

lwe12

5a

323

1,312

1,195

127

114.78

52.49

50.52

240

4.59

914

872

203

79.97

6.99

6.x

47

0.61

4,526

3,416

169

226

396.02

54.59

30.34

136

4.78

0.86

0.80

165

0.08

1.77

1.87

245

0.15

7.75

6.94

0.68

30

158

1.434

1,241

139

121.77

56.0S

58.22

256

4.76

1,053

963

-234

89,43

7.39

6.93

49

0.63

5,522

3,493

179

276

468,S6

43.59

23.20

109

3.70

0.90

0.84

158

0.09

2,02

2,01

256

0.17

7.91

7.18

0,67

38

165

1,194

1,149

115

107.66

49.03

49.22

224

4.42

780

811

174

70,33

6.60

6.10

44

0,60

3,569

3,332

165

179

321.68

65.14

45.3a

163

5.87

0.82

0,77

; 73

0.07

1.53

1.67

233

0,14

7.59

6.86

0.68

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

212

1.361

1,320

1,271

124

111.41

52.61

50.14

235

4.44

934

6a4

208

78.80

?.71

6.33

51

0.65

3,639

2,707

136

182

307,08

74.53

42.70

186

6.29

0.94

0.61

178

0.08

1,75

1,66

240

0.15

6,54

7,15

0.72

178

1,227

1,332

1,263

125

112.15

52.95

50.28

236

4.48

9%

908

213

80.47

7.60

6.34

51

0.64

3,738

2.8ti

142

187

314.e6

76,23

49.58

191

6.42

0,94

0.81

175

0.06

1.77

1.67

242

0.16

8.58

7.20

0.72

32

129

1,221

1,2o9

116

105,21

49,52

48,64

224

4.27

719

680

160

61.95

8.89

6.27

59

0.77

2,764

2,244

115

138

238.18

59.29

27,07

148

5.11

0.94

0.80

193

0,08

1.49

1.44

222

0,13

8,30

6.6S

0.72

! ~c,~~ in~l”de~ ~,, ~=~e~.

2Kxcludes permm with unknown income.

3iMed on body weight for age. sex, and hc.ight.

11
Table 2. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 1 year bv race and sex fon

and per kilogram of bo

Sex and nutrients

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .............................................................. ............................

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Protein (gin)

:ome levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard

weight: United States, 1971 -74-Con.

Total 1 nWhite

I “9’0 ~

Income below poverty

leve12

267

1,499

1,207

1,160

124

111.28

49.41

46.86

240

4.58

911

908

202

84.01

7.20

5.51

48

0.66

3,509

2,626

133

176

323.59

63.96

42.03

160

5.90

0.93

0.82

193

0.09

1.71

1.67

258

O.le

8,0:

6.51

0.74

All income

189

1,243

1,219

1,162

125

112.45

50.48

46.25

246

4.66

956

963

212

88.18

7.34

5.44

49

0.68

3,404

2,790

13S

170

314.07

61.32

40.27

153

5.66

0.84

0.82

193

IJ,iJg

1.77

1.75

264

O.lE

8.1:

6.4(

o.7f

73

225

1,168

1,182

119

107.19

44.66

37.74

218

4.10

669

588

153

63.24

6.54

5.90

44

0.60

4,265

1,981

99

2, ~

391.5s

74.0;

8S.9C

18?

6.8(

0,8!

0.7E

16:

O.of

1.4

1.2[

22(

0.1:

7,0

6.5!

0,6J

71

273

1,184

1,215

120

108.22

48.34

45.15

234

4.42

882

884

196

80.63

5.61

5.08

37

0.51

3,105

2,275

112

155

263.71

46.62

28.60

117

4.26

0.78

0.74

165

0.07

1.84

1.63

253

0,15

7.05

6.6C

0.84

27

137

1,227

1,353

126

112.19

52.32

50.36

254

4.78

1,131

1,214

252

103.44

4.79

4.93

32

0.44

2,764

2,421

124

138

252.70

38.74

24.65

97

3.54

0.80

0.74

163

0.07

1.9E

2.01

2%

0.1[

7.s

6.7!

0.6!

42

124

1,163

1,237

117

I 05.97

45.17

39.36

217

4.11

603

561

134

54.94

6.40

6.93

43

0.5$

3,609

1,736

8.E

181

326.61

55.6C

36.55

13:

5.07

0.7!

o.7t

16

0.0

1.2[

1.2[

20(

0.1:

6.6

5.9

0,6’

TOtaIl II White I Negro

Income above poverty

Ievelz

192

1.207

1,216

1,157

125

112.30

49.76

47.16

242

4.60

918

911

204

84.83

7.60

5.56

61

0.70

3,629

2,879

143

182

335.23

67.97

44.17

170

6.28

0.96

0.86

198

0.09

1.73

1.69

258

0.16

8.27

6.44

0.76

159

1,095

1,220

1,159

125

112.56

50,26

4[3.01

244

4,64

932

931

207

86.04

7.69

5.54

51

0.71

3,505

2,$)33

146

175

3TA.44

84.44

42.32

161

5.95

0.96

CL86

198

(1,09

1.75

1.72

26C

0.16

EL3C

6.3E

().77

30

93

1,203

1,096

126

111.97

44.86

37.62

224

4.18

820

644

182

76.36

6.90

5,64

46

0.64

5,328

2>470

125

288

495.92

96.72

85,32

242

9.00

0.96

0.93

205

0.09

1.63

1.31

247

0.15

7.52

6.44

0.70

12
Tablu3. lntakeof wlwIednutriant$ for~r$ontqcd 2.3yearsby ramandmx forincoms levatxnumMrof~r:or

andpwkilwramof body Wi9ht: United Stat- .l9~

.%x ●nd nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Number of examinad @rmns ........ ..........................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................................

Cdorias

Mmn .......................................................................................................................

Median. ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of flan&rd3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wight ..............................................................................

Protein (gin)

Man. .. .................. .................................................................................................

Mtian ....................................................................................................................

M-n nutrient intake

Percent of stantird3 ..................................... .....................................................

Per kilogram of body wi~t ..............................................................................

Calcium lm~

Mean .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of tmdt Wi*t ..............................................................................

Iron (mg}

Mwn .......................................................................................................................

Mtian ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Parcentofstandsrd ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wight ......................................................................... .....

Vitamin A (Ill)

Mean .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Median nutrient intake

Pm’cant of standard ..........................................................................................

Mean nutriant intake:

Percant of standdrd ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wi~t ..............................................................................

Vitamin C (~

Mmn .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intska:

Pwcurt of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body Wi@t .....................................................r...........4...<........

Thiamine (n@

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of stantird ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wi@t ..............................................................................

Riboflavin (mg)

Mwn .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Parcent of standsrd ........................................................... ...............................

Per kilogram of body wei@t ..............................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg-)

Mean .......................................................................................................................

Madii ....................................................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wight ...................................................................................

lTOtd includes ●ll races.

2Excludea persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weixht fur ace, sex, and hei~ht.

~

All income

1,170

6,814

1,4s9

1,411

122

104.08

54.46

50.53

225

3.81

665

807

192

60.49

7.72

6.93

52

0.54

3,541

2,642

132

177

247.52

78.33

51.91

1s6

5.4s

1.02

0.94

173

0.07

1.73

1.69

211

0.12

9.78

8.75

o.6a

857

5,746

1,492

1,417

122

104,42

54.6s

50.91

226

3.83

891

831

198

62.40

7.70

6.88

51

0.54

3,2S0

2,638

132

164

228.60

SO.60

52.56

202

5.64

1.02

0.93

173

0.07

1.74

1.s2

213

0.12

9.88

8.84

0.s8

R

1.473

1,374

121

102.40

53.53

4s.71

221

3.72

721

638

150

50.13

7.88

7.38

53

0.55

5,117

2,277

116

235

155.81

62.78

42.76

157

4.37

1.02

0.88

173

0.07

1.ss

1.44

207

0.12

9.26

7.93

0.s4

Iem, mwfian, ●nd nmsn nutrient intake m a parcant of standard

~

Income bdow rmverty

Iewlz

312

1,2s4

1,467

1,393

122

102,51

54.53

49.65

231

3.81

821

75s

183

57.38

7.70

6.53

51

0.54

3,645

2,6S7

131

182

!54.66

6S.92

43.81

175

4.6s

1.04

0.64

178

0.07

1.70

1.5s

211

0.12

9.44

8.0S

0.8s

140

76s

1,4ss

1,450

125

103.55

55.51

50.71

23S

3.%

801

831

200

62<68

7.63

6.17

51

0.53

3,3s1

2,591

129

1ss

?33.81

72.77

U.2S

162

5.W

1.02

0.ss

170

0.07

1.77

1.61

216

0.12

9.64

7.97

0.s7

15s

478

1,441

1.357

119

101.0s

63.29

46.43

222

3.74

704

655

155

49.35

7.81

7.5s

52

0.55

4,081

2,442

128

205

‘86.93

66.31

43.41

166

4.65

1.07

1.02

185

0.07

1.59

1.4s

202

0.11

9.12

8.51

0.s4

Totdl II White I Negro

Income above cwerty

835

5,434

1,493

1,415

121

104.31

54.3S

50.6f

224

3.8C

194

61 .OC

7.72

6.98

5i

0.54

3,518

2,s41

132

176

245.82

S4.28

54.26

201

5.61

1.02

0.93

170

0.07

1.73

1.60

211

0.12

9.s5

8.S4

0.s8

level2”

701

4,881

1,482

1,417

121

104.4s

54.50

50.92

224

3.82

SS8

830

197

62.17

7.71

6.8S

51

0.54

3,261

2,651

132

163

22S.40

81.72

53.95

2M

. 5.72

1.03

0.93

173

0.07

1.73

1.62

211

0.12

9.92

8.92

0.66

118

463

1#499

1,391

122

103.23

53.46

48.52

219

3.66

728

631

161

50.17

8.04

7.16

55

0.55

6,263

2,235

113

312

431.37

60.28

42.28

150

4,15

0.97

0.92

163

0.07

1.76

1.35

213

0.12

9.48

7.73

0.65

13
Table 3, Intake of selecred mmients for persons aged 2.3 years by race and $ex for income Ie >: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard

?. and per kilogram of body weipht. Umted States, 1971 -74-Cun.

Sex and nutrients

Per kilogram of body weight ...................................................................................

Total 1 White Negro

All income

606

3,463

1,583

1,47s

125

107.05

56.59

52.04

230

3.8S

S73

S26

194

59.s1

S.25

7.24

55

0.56

3,59s

2,769

137

180

246.36

63.63

56.S1

209

5,73

1.08

0.9s

173

0.07

1,76

1.64

205

0.12

10.46

9.32

0.72

443

2,6SS

1,564

1,504

125

107.43

56.93

52.46

230

3.91

901

857

200

61.91

S.27

7.23

55

0,57

3,5S6

2,760

136

179

246,33

S6.44

5S.21

216

5.94

1.07

0.97

170

0.07

1.80

1.69

209

0.12

10.66

9.61

0.73

149

496

1,573

1,379

126

105,95

55.54

49.61

228

3.74

721

655

160

4s.59

S.27

7.63

55

0.56

3,702

2,732

134

185

249.35

64.98

45,16

162

4.3s

1.13

1,02

1so

0.06

1.59

1,43

184

0.11

9.56

S,53

0.64

Total 1

I

White Negro

Income below poverty

leve12

166

685

1,68S

1,521

129

10S.62

57.21

53,74

240

3,96

S70

804

193

60.2S

8.16

6.76

54

0.57

3,972

2,750

132

199

275.23

74.36

45.86

1s8

5.15

1.12

0.98

178

0.08

1.78

1.63

205

0.12

9.90

8.47

0.69

72

407

1,610

1,571

132

I1O.72

57.91

56.11

243

3.98

980

906

21s

67.37

7.S8

6.30

53

0.54

3,795

2,473

127

190

260.99

77.93

43.90

195

5.36

1.0s

0.94

16S

0,07

1,90

1.70

215

0.13

10.01

8,35

0.69

89

260

1,521

1,388

126

08.19

56.92

51.54

238

3.97

720

6431

160

50.28

8.S4

7.97

58

0.s0

4,252

2,752

133

213

‘96.7S

70.S6

51.69

177

4.96

1.19

1.08

195

0.O8

1.62

1.45

193

0.11

9.79

8.63

0.68

Total 1 White Negro

Income ab.we poverty

Ievelz

434

2.726

1,559

1,464

124

1(!6.37

56.25

51.48

226

3.84

867

826

193

59.1 s

8.29

7.32

55

0.57

3,525

2,791

139

176

240.56

S6.01

59.97

215

5.87

1.07

0.97

170

0.07

1.75

1.63

204

0.12

10.59

9.52

0.72

365

2.437

1,555

1,467

124

lo&73

56.62

51.93

228

3.89

Sal

645

196

60.47

S.36

7.39

56

0.67

3,575

2,791

139

1?9

245.41

87.S7

61.43

220

6.o3

1.07

0.97

1?3

0,07

1.77

1.6s

2’07

0.12

10.77

9.84

0.74

59

227

1,611

1,345

128

104,05

53.29

47.67

214

3.44

716

615

159

46.26

7.63

6.95

52

0.51

3,0s8

2,461

122

154

199.27

58.69

29.96

147

3.79

1.05

0.91

163

0.07

1.55

1.39

175

0.10

9.26

s ,7.18

0.60

lTotal includes all races,

2Excludes persons with unknown immne,

3Based on body weight for age, sex.,a“d height.
Table3. Intake of selected nutrients forpersonsaged 2-3 years byraceand sex forincome levels: number ofwrmns, mean, mtian, andmean nutrient intikeasa Rrmntof-ndard

and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971 -74—Ccm.

Sex and nutrients

FEMALE

Mean nutrient intake

Percent of stan&rd3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ..............................................................................

Calcium (mg)

Mean .......................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................................... ........... .. .. ..... ......

Per kilogram of body wight .. ...... ... .... ..... ... ...... ...... ... ... ............ ...... ... .. .... ... ... .. ..

Iron (mg)

Vitamin A (IU)

Total 1 White I

Negro

All income

554

3,351

1,412

1,342

118

100.64

52.25

48.73

221

3.73

857

789

190

61.23

7.17

6.56

48

0.51

3,463

2,476

124

174

248.77

72.85

48.57

182

5.20

0.97

0.90

173

0.07

1.69

1,57

218

0.12

9.07

7.8s

0.65

414

2,858

1,418

1,340

119

101.26

52.37

48.87

222

3.74

881

810

1S6

62.91

7.12

6.54

47

0.51

2,970

2,613

126

149

212.02

74,70

50.46

187

5.33

0.98

0.90

173

0.07

1,68

1.58

215

0.12

9.09

8.05

0.6S

144

464

1,365

1,360

113

98.34

51.38

47.87

214

3.70

721

636

159

51.90

7.49

7.18

52

o.%

6,630

2,202

111

330

477.52

60.44

41.58

151

4.35

0.91

0.91

185

0.07

1.77

1,46

236

0.13

8.94

7.69

0.64

Total 1 White Negro

Income below p0ver2y

Iwelz

147

5ao

1,349

1,214

114

95.16

51.36

45.70

221

3.62

764

724

170

53.89

7.15

5.62

46

0.50

3,259

2,589

130

163

229.91

64.67

42.02

162

4.56

0.84

0.85

175

0.07

1.60

1.56

216

0.11

8.90

7.38

0.63

66

362

1,351

1,180

116

95.30

52.60

45.33

232

3.73

812

755

181

57.30

7.35

5.67

49

0.52

2,872

2,666

134

144

02,66

&.95

45,03

167

4.72

0,95

0.61

175

0.07

1.63

1.56

218

0.11

9.24

7.38

0.65

79

218

1,346

1,269

111

94.93

48.97

46,27

203

3,45

684

636

152

48.23

6.81

6.76

45

0.46

3,90+3

2,130

107

195

275.09

60.89

30.96

152

4.29

0.92

0.89

173

0.07

1.57

1.S5

211

0.11

8.33

7.39

0.59

Total 1 White Negro

Income abave poverty

leve12

401

2,706

1,426

1,361

119

102.14

52.52

49.56

221

3.76

679

808

195

62.92

7.15

6.60

4i

0.51

3,510

2,434

123

175

251.38

74.52

51.25

186

5.34

0.97

0.91

170

0.07

1.71

1.57

218

0.12

9.12

8.o6

0.65

336

2,443

1,429

1,355

119

102.16

52.39

49.56

221

3.75

894

819

199

63.94

7.05

6.57

47

0.50

2,946

2,462

124

147

210.73

76.58

50.67

189

5,40

0.98

0.91

173

0.07

1,69

1.58

215

0.12

9.07

8.13

0.65

59

236

1,390

1,449

116

102.33

53.63

49.35

225

3.95

740

634

162

54.48

8.25

7.27

58

0.61

9.326

2,193

110

464

666.61

61.77

56.68

154

4.55

0.90

0.93

188

0.07

1.96

1.17

160

0.14

9.69

7.%7

0.71

lT@a! includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown income.

38ssed on body weight for age, sex. and heisht.

15
and per kilogram 01

Sx and nutrients

Table4. Makeof telected nutrienttfor pemonsamd 4.5yeam byr-and sex forinl:ome lewlxnumbr ofpertons, mean, median, andmean nutrient intake asapercont of$tandard

dy weighti United Stat@a,1971.74

EEF’” I “9” ‘“’a”II‘“0I ‘“9’0‘“’a”II“’”E

All income Income ~41: poverty Income ;~;e~2 poverty

171

504

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wi@t ..............................................................................

Riboflavin (mg)

Medan ....................................................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wi@t.,,.,.,,,,.,..,,,., ................................................................

lTIItal includes all race%,

‘Excludes persons with unknuwn income.

3Llawd on body weight for age, sex. and height.

1,172

6,903

1,726

1,638

115

92.93

61.67

56.83

224

3.32

948

874

211

51.04

8.92

8.12

89

0.48

3,674

2,726

135

184

:197,61

82.28

53.78

206

4,43

1.16

1.08

168

0.06

1,89

1,76

198

0.10

11.40

10.26

0.61

664

6,817

1,739

1,643

116

93.80

62.26

59.33

227

3.36

983

903

218

53.00

8.91

8.04

89

0.46

3,668

2,772

137

163

t 97.77

81.59

52.70

204

4.40

1.14

1.07

165

0.06

1.92

1.78

202

0.10

11.38

10.18

0.61

299

1,030

1,656

1,611

106

8S.24

56.2a

54.42

207

3.10

752

679

167

38.s8

9.02

8.73

90

0.48

3,738

2,298

116

187

198.75

66.14

65.28

215

4.58

1.26

1.12

t 90

0.07

1.6a

1.47

164

0.09

1I .4a

1o.6a

0.61

315

1,355

1,706

1,657

116

92,79

60.51

60.54

225

3.29

856

761

190

46.55

S.92

5.45

6a

0,49

3,792

2,369

119

190

206.26

71.8

39.43

180

3.91

1.1s

1.10

173

0.06

1.74

1.56

165

0,09

11.62

10.63

0.63

143

643

1,75a

1,663

124

97,13

62.19

61.64

240

3.44

947

S50

210

52.31

8.89

8.44

0.::

3,s33

2,418

122

192

211.76

65.5

33.70

164

3,62

1.16

1.07

165

0.06

1.85

1.62

191

0.10

11.60

10.87

0.64

1,611

1,591

103 I

55.59

57.33

56.20

200

3.04

694

640

%:2

5.97

5.41

90

0.46

3,696

2,194

110

155

196.29

82.7

64.74

207

4.39

1.20

1.12

188

0.06

1.54

1.42

173

0.06

11.57

10,54

0.61

a31

5,399

1,732

1,632

115

93.11

61.94

5s.39

224

3.33

971

900

216

52.19

8.92

8.01

o.%

3,648

2,794

139

182

196.10

85.3

58.63

213

4.59

1.15

1.08

16S

0.06

1.92

1.79

202

0.10

11.38

10,17

0.61

706

4,861

1,735

1,632

1’16

93.:26

62.28

5a.r*

224

3.34

987

9?3

219

53.07

8.90

7,95

229

0.48

3,641

2.W4

140

152

195,65

64.9

aa.14

212

4.56

1.14

1.C17

163

0.06

1.93

1.61

2C12

0.10

11.S6

10.10

0.61

117

490

1,722

1,642

114

92.23

59.93

52.55

217

3.21

816

740

1s1

43.72

9.24

8.94

92

0.50

3,79s

2,313

117

190

203.43

S9.2

67.10

223

‘ 3 4.7s

1,34

1.12

195

0.07

1.65

1.58

195

0.10

11.62

?120

0.62

16
Table 4. Intake of selected nutrients for persons awd 4-5 years by race and sex for inccme levels; number of person

and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-7~

2+x and nutrients

MALE

Number of examined persons..................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................................

Calories

&an .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake

Percent of standard3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body Wi~t ..............................................................................

Protein (gin)

Mean ......... ..............................................................................................................

Mtim ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Perc8nt of stan&rd3 ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wi~t ..............................................................................

Calcium (mg)

Mwn .......................................................................................................................

Median ............................................................... .....................................S...............

Mean nutrient Intake:

percent of standard ....................... ...................................................................

Per kilcgram of b-ady wight ..............................................................................

Iron [mg)

Mean ............................................................................................. ..........................

Mean nutrient intske:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body Witit ..............................................................................

Vitamin A [IU)

Wan .......................................................................................................................

M&ian ........................................................................................................... .........

&dian nutrient intakw

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Man nutrient intake:

Percent of standsrd ........<...................................................t.............................

Par kilogram of body mi&t ......... ........................... ..........................................

Vitamin C (mg)

hban.......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

kr kilogram of body Mi@t ............................................... ...............................

Thiamine (mgl

&an ....... ....................................................................+...........................................

Metian ....................................................................................................................

Mew! nutrient intake

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of fmdv Wi*t ..............................................................................

Riboflavin (rep)

~an .......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

per kilogram of bodf wi@t ..............................................................................

Preformd niacin (mg)

Total 1 White Negro

All income

577

3.437

1,826

1,712

119

96.77

64.80

62.05

231

3.44

1,0Q2

951

223

53.12

9.40

8.37

94

0.50

3,788

2,848

143

189

200.80

85.48

5a.75

214

4.53

1.24

1.11

170

0.07

1.98

1.82

198

0.11

11.81

10.36

0.63

436

2,966

1,846

1,721

121

98.02

65.76

62.65

235

3.49

1,037

984

230

55.09

9.46

8.38

95

0.50

3,723

2,912

145

166

197.73

6S.92

62.96

217

4.62

1.22

1.11

165

0.06

2.02

1.83

198

0.11

11.86

10.34

0.63

138

447

1,717

1,647

110

89.95

=.19

57.23

207

3.10

767

717

175

41.21

9,12

6.32

91

0.48

4.289

2,307

116

214

224.73

78.61

41.53

196

4.12

1.37

1.12

20C

0.07

1.82

1.5E

193

O.lc

11.45

lo.4f

0.6(

lean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard

:on.

rOtOl 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

leve12

166

707

1.754

1,687

116

92.38

60.97

61.93

220

3.21

a4e

754

lBE

44.57

8.8S

8.40

0.:

3,942

2,234

112

197

207.Bf

72.2

43.11

181

3.BC

1.24

1.1:

17?

O.m

1.7t

1.5!

1%

O.a

11.5!

10.84

0.61

76

443

1,619

1,697

124

96.75

62.92

63.12

232

3.35

930

834

207

49.43

9.16

8.57

92

0.49

3,909

2,275

116

196

207..%

69.3

34.82

173

3.89

1.21

1.11

166

0.s

1.86

1.58

165

0.10

11.62

11.19

0.62

69

257

1,629

1,623

103

84.58

56.=

%.01

195

2.95

6B3

662

152

35.49

6.67

7.47

87

0.45

3,953

2,028

1C6

19s

205.27

77.8

E4.53

194

4.04

1.26

1.09

193

0.07

1.54

1.4C

172

0.0!

11.41

10.1;

0.5s

Total 1 White Negro

Income ;e~2 poverty

400

2.659

1,e45

1,713

120

97.9s

65.56

61.73

233

3.48

1,040

1,010

231

55.20

9.52

6.37

95

0.51

3,774

3,013

149

18s

200.41

223

4.75

1.24

1.11

168

0.07

2.04

1.s0

202

0.11

11.87

10.31

0.63

351

2,45S

1,851

1,721

121

98.31

86.02

62.01

235

3.51

1.053

1,019

234

55.93

9.53

8.%

95

0.51

3,716

3,037

161

183

197.35

80.5

71.44

22f

4.81

1.2$

1.11

16E

O.of

2.W

1.9f

2C4

0.1 ‘

11.9’

10.21

0.8:

47

187

1,833

1,758

120

97.10

62.08

$1.25

222

3.28

928

902

m

49.04

9.71

8.96

97

0.51

44774

2,*

lU

26;%

3%!

199

4.22

1.62

1,12

208

0.C43

220

1.86

218

0.12

11.56

11.56

0.61

lTotal includ-% all rams.

2Excludes persons with unknmvn income.

3Bsted on body weight for zgc, sex, and height.

17
Table 4. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 4.5 years by race and sex for income levels; number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard

weight: United States, 1971 -74-Ccm.

Total 1 White Negro

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ..........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wight ..............................................................................

Riboflavin (q)

Per kilogmm of body wight ...................................................................................

lTotal includes all races.

2Exclu&s persons with unknown inccmm.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, md height.

595

3,486

1,628

1,558

110

88.98

58.56

56.07

217

3.20

894

811

199

48.89

8.43

7.65

64

0,46

3,%2

2,581

128

178

194.71

79.10

47.17

198

4.32

1.08

1.02

165

0.08

1.79

1.67

200

0.10

11.00

10.04

0.60

All income

428

2,850

1,629

1,548

111

89.25

58.63

56.40

218

3.21

926

842

208

50.74

8.34

7.77

63

0,46

3,610

2,595

128

180

197.79

76.06

42.73

190

4.77

1.05

0.99

163

0,06

1.83

1.72

204

0.10

10.90

9.92

0.60

161

58;

1,614

1,594

107

86.9(

57.5E

53.36

207

3,10

725

675

161

39.02

8.94

8.96

89

0.46

3,312

2,292

116

188

178.30

91.90

83.50

230

4.95

1.18

1.12

183

0.06

1.57

1.41

176

0.06

11.46

10.76

0.62

Totall White Negro

Income below uovertv

149

847

1,653

1,610

116

93.26

80.01

56.12

232

3.38

886

763

192

46,86

8.85

8.51

66

0.60

3,627

2,473

125

181

2C4.5a

71.5

35.09

179

4.03

1.12

1.08

170

0.08

1.73

1.59

191

0.10

11.84

10.81

0.66

levelz

67

40C

1,691

1,669

124

97.58

61.39

60.01

247

3.54

966

871

214

55.77

8.59

8.28

66

0<50

3,750

2,455

128

187

?16.44

61.3

27.88

153

3.54

1.10

1.04

163

0.06

1.65

1.69

198

0.11

11,58

10.73

0.67

62

2’M

1,5%

1,56;

104

86.6s

57.7s

56.36

205

3.14

705

589

157

38.35

9.27

9.38

93

0.50

3,429

2,517

124

171

86.53

87.9

87.63

220

4.78

1.15

1.12

180

0.06

1.54

1.50

176

0.06

11.74

11.06

0.54

EmIEEic

Income above waverty

431

2,739

1,623

1,554

86%

!%43

55.60

214

3.18

904

824

201

49.18

a33

7.75

83

0.45

3,526

2,581

129

176

191.78

81.3

52.26

203

4.42

1.07

1.00

166

0.C6

1.81

1.70

202

0.10

10.90

9.92

0.58

levels’

3$5

2,405

1,617

1,542

108

87>97

58.25

58.14

214

3.17

920

838

W2:

8.26

7,711

[12

0.45

3,563

2,607

130

178

193.83

79.1

47.28

198

4.30

1.05

0.89

163

0.06

1.82

1.73

205

0.10

10.60

9.87

0.59

70

303

1,653

1,627

111

89.16

58.61

51.31

214

3.16

749

694

166

40.37

8.95

8.92

69

0.46

3,194

2,114

104

160

172.22

95.2

90.80

238

~ ~‘5.i3

1.23

1.12

166

0.07

1.63

1.43

160

0.09

11.69

1o.95-

0.63

18
Table 5. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged&7 years by race and sex fc

and per kilogram o

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Icome levels: number of person!

KIy weight United States, 1971

Total 1

II

White

t

Negro

All income

6s8

7.624

1,951

I ,877

106

S3.76

71.80

67.23

246

3.08

1,050

972

233

45.09

10.40

9.23

104

0.45

4,031

2,979

120

161

173.C9

60.80

5414

202

3,47

1.27

1.17

163

0.05

2.08

1.84

193

0.09

13.50

11.96

0.58

498

6,450

1,977

1,893

107

84.84

73.13

68.50

251

3.14

1,091

1.035

242

46.80

10.57

9.32

106

0.45

3,876

2,960

119

155

188.37

80.OQ

54.30

200

3.43

1.28

1,19

163

0.06

2.13

2.01

1%

0.0s

13.63

12.27

0.59

186

1.336

1,825

1,734

97

78.37

65.35

60.42

2m

2.81

859

832

191

36.89

9.51

8.84

95

0.41

4,757

3,130

127

191

204,29

85.28

53.46

213

3.66

1.20

1.09

165

0.05

1.82

1.68

182

O.m

12.78

11.62

0.55

can, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of standard

Income below poverty

leve12

209

1,901

1,945

1,799

110

85.84

70.40

56.01

253

3.11

955

896

212

42,18

10.38

9.20

104

0.46

4,339

3,100

125

174

191.72

69.7

41.60

174

3.o8

1.26

1.11

163

O.ffi

1.84

1.77

182

0.08

12.96

11.66

0.57

93

1,166

2,043

1,955

118

90.03

74.86

70.02

274

3.30

1,033

971

230

45.53

11.05

9.67

111

0.49

4,078

3,044

123

163

79.66

S4.3

34.29

161

2.83

1.31

1,14

160

0,08

2.02

1.87

180

0.09

13.45

11.93

0.59

115

724

1,776

1,553

98

78.70

62.93

58.37

218

2.79

828

773

184

36.72

9.20

7.98

92

0.41

4,738

3,026

123

190

210.00

78.5

47.29

186

3.48

1.18

1.04

165

0.05

1.81

1.62

185

O.m

12.05

10.08

0.53

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

level2

454

5,785

1,960

1,8S3

105

83.71

72.39

68.16

244

3.09

1,089

1,026

242

46.52

10.44

9.28

104

0.45

3.924

2,959

119

157

167.59

&l.7

62.15

212

3.62

1.28

1.21

163

0.05

2.13

2.01

198

0.06

13.71

12.41

0.59

394

5,173

1,96E

1,892

105

84.1S

72.71

68.5E

246

3,11

1,11 C

1,06c

247

47.54

10.47

9.20

105

0.45

3,820

2,9=

118

153

163.58

83.4

59.83

209

3.67

1.28

1,21

163

0,05

2.16

2.03

200

0,08

13.6s

12.36

0.59

67

586

1,919

1,824

99

79.86

69.76

66.54

227

2.90

913

8S4

203

3s.00

10.11

9.59

101

0.42

4,825

3,209

133

193

200.76

88.6

70,16

242

4.02

1.24

1.20

163

0.05

1.88

1.91

178

0.08

13.84

12.71

0.58

‘Total includes all races.

2Exclu&s persons with unknowm income.

3Basedon body weight forage, sex, and height.

19
Table5. lntakeofselected nutrients foroemons aged& 7vearsbv race andsexfor irtcome levels: num&rof persons, mean, medan, andmean nutriBnt intake aSa PeEentofsmntird

andpGr kilogram of bdyvdght: United States, 1971-74-Con.

Sex and nutrimts Total] II White Negro

343

4,099

2,061

1,9S6

113

87.33

76.46

7’1.87

265

3.24

1,095

1,046

243

46.40

11.16

10.19

112

0.47

4,377

3,214

130

175

1s5.41

S2,03

55.26

205

3.46

1.34

1,26

163

0.06

2.20

2.07

195

0.09

14.64

13.26

0.62

All income

251

3,422

2,0S9

2,023

115

SS.20

7s.05

74.55

271

3.30

1,120

1,0s7

249

47.26

11.43

10.43

114

0.48

4,161

3.123

126

167

176.51

81.22

55.2S

203

3.43

1.36

1.27

163

0.06

2.24

2.13

195

0.09

14.62

13.48

0.63

6:

1,810

1,769

105

82.13

6&C9

54.15

237

2.93

970

S98

216

41.72

9,67

9.04

97

0.42

5,386

3,534

146

217

232.Of

87.68

55.64

219

3.77

1.2E

1.x

163

0.0!

2,0i

1,7g

19:

O,of

13.7f

12.2;

0.55

Total 1 White Negro

lnc0m6 below poverty

leve12

103

1,106

2,046

1,686

120

90.81

73.63

67.14

27S

3.27

962

927

214

42.70

11.43

10.04

114

0.51

4,568

3,352

132

164

204.16

69.0

42.22

173

3.05

1.35

1.15

165

0.06

2.00

1.76

178

0.06

13.8S

11.95

0.62

49

723

2,142

1,980

127

93.61

77,65

70.65

293

3.39

964

1,004

218

43.02

12.38

10.41

124

0.54

4,347

2,399

97

174

1S9.95

63.0

40.s0

15s

2.75

1.42

1.22

165

0,06

2.00

1.s7

169

0.09

14.41

13.05

0.63

53

371

1,63s

1,523

107

24.00

65.35

66.95

237

2.8?)

920

S50

204

42.02

9.41

7.92

94

0.43

5,063

3,547

14s

23o%

S1.2

54.12

203

3.71

1.21

1.0!

165

O.OE

1.9:

1,6$

o%

12.6f

10.1E

0.5[

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

232

2,895

2,0s2

2,04S

112

87,31

77.60

74.5s

264

3.26

1,161

1,120

256

48.66

11.12

10.30

111

0.47

4,281

3,205

130

171

179.55

67.0

65.25

217

3.65

163

O.of

2.3(

2.2(

202

0.1(

15.0:

14.0!

0.6:

197

2,625

2,082

2,049

112

87.65

78.10

74.60

266

3.29

1,166

1,134

25s

49.16

11.19

10.43

112

0.47

4,106

3,204

12s

17;.2

85.5

54.74

2~4

3.6C

1.35

1,2S

16?

O.of

2.32

2.21

2%

0.1(

14.9

13.9(

0.6

34

262

2,069

2,115

10s

64.16

75.27

74.36

249

3.03

1,068

9s3

242

43.64

10.51

9.66

105

0.42

6,072

3,s01

152

243

244.63

104.0

65.90

2s0

4.19

1.35

1.34

163

0.05

2.17

1.94

168

0.09

15.97

15.98

0.64

20
Table5. lntakeof selected nutrients forpemons Wd6.7vears byr=eandsex forincome levels: numkrof persons, mean, med!an, andmean nutrient intake asapercent ofstan&rd

mdper kilogram of bm wei~t: United States, 1971 -74-COn.

Sex and nutrients Total 1 White Negro

FEMALE

Number of examined persons .................................................................................

Estimated population m thousand$ ................................................................. ......

Calories

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median .................................................................................. ............................ ....

Mean nutrient intake:

Pe=ent of standard3 .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Protein [gml

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ............................................................................................................... ...

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Calcium (mgl

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median . .................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent ofstanc!a.rd .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weisht .............................................................................

Iron (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent ofstan&rd .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bodv weight .............................................................................

Vitamin A (IU)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ........................ ...........................................................................................

Median nutrient intake:

Percent ofstandwd .........................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent ofstwtdard ...................................... ...................................................

Per kiloWam of body weight ... ..........................................................................

Vkamin C (mg)

*an ............................................................................................ ..........................

Median ................................................................................................................ ..

Mean nutrient intake:

Percnntofstwtdard .......................................................................... ...............

Per kilogram of body $vei&t .............................................................................

Thiamine (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Madian ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ....................................... ......................................

Riboflavin (mg)

Mean .............. ........................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weisht .............................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg-)

Mean ........................................................................................................... ..........

Median ...................................................................................................................

Perkilowam oftwtiwaight ..................................................................................

345

3,725

1,829

1,774

97

79.71

66.69

61.60

224

2,91

1,000

896

222

43.60

9.55

8.35

96

0.42

3,651

2,735

112

146

159.12

79.44

52.64

199

3.46

1.19

1.11

163

0.05

1.94

1.87

193

0.08

12,25

10.81

0.53

All income

247

3,028

1,850

1,784

99

80.89

67.57

62.04

228

2.88

1,058

863

235

46.26

9.59

8.37

96

0.42

3,532

2,736

113

141

154.47

78.62

53.74

197

3.44

1.19

1.11

163

0.05

2.01

1.91

196

0.09

12.30

10.79

0.54

86

682

1,743

1.692

90

74.76

62.71

58.40

202

2.68

752

764

167

32.24

9.36

8.25

94

0.40

4,142

2,697

103

166

177.62

82.97

48.10

207

3.58

1.15

1.01

165

0.05

1.63

1.61

171

0.07

11.64

10.99

0.51

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

106

795

1,806

1,742

97

79.25

65.90

61.29

223

2.89

844

342

210

41.45

8.93

8.48

69

0.39

3,979

2,821

116

159

174.61

70.6

36.95

177

3.10

1.14

1.02

156

0.05

1S6

1.68

187

0.08

11.67

11.14

0.51

leve12

44

443

1,882

1,782

64’.a

70.30

63.56

243

3.14

1,113

940

248

49.71

8.89

8.64

89

0.40

3,639

3,174

136

146

62.48

66.5

33.97

166

2.97

1.13

1.12

150

0.05

2.05

1.84

196

0.09

11.87

11.27

0.53

62

352

1,709

1,582

86

73.44

60.37

64.60

197

2.59

732

726

163

31.45

8.97

8.12

90

0.39

4,405

2,172

92

176

169.28

75.8

46.56

180

3.26

1.14

1.03

166

0.05

1.63

1.61

173

0.07

11.41

9.78

0.49

Total 1 Wh ire Negro

Income stove poverty

232

2,890

1,638

1,769

97

79.86

66.98

61.66

225

2.91

1,o18

914

226

44.27

9.75

8.36

98

0.42

3,566

2,718

111

143

155.14

82.4

58.98

206

3.66

1.21

1.12

165

0.05

1.96

1.91

195

0.09

12.39

10.77

0.54

levelz

197

2,648

1,847

1,786

98

80.50

67.17

61.65

226

2.93

1,051

976

234

45.81

9.74

8.31

97

0.42

3,523

2,705

111

141

153.55

81.3

59.35

203

3.54

1.21

1.11

183

0.05

2.00

1.91

E

12.35

10.70

0.54

33

327

1,764

1,807

91

76.23

65.34

61.88

209

2.79

773

694

172

33.03

9.80

9.34

98

0.42

3>826

3,041

123

153

163.50

80.8

70.45

227

3.66

1.16

1.12

163

0.05

1.64

1.73

167

0.07

12.31

11.65

0.53

lTotaI includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown incume.

38ased on body weight for age, sex, and height.

21
Table6. lntakeof s~Iected nutrients foroersons aoed8.9years bvraceand sex forinct>me!evels: number ofporsons, mean, metian, andmean nutrient intake asaperceflt ofstindard

andperkilogram of bodv weight: United Sta:es,1971 .74

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Calories

Total 1 White Negro

All income

644

7,354

2,015

1,923

S6

68.38

73.15

70.68

195

2.48

1,079

1,018

240

36.62

10.50

9.73

105

0,36

4,290

3,063

122

172

145,52

81.11

49.43

203

2.75

1.29

1.23

160

0.04

2.15

2.05

183

0.07

14.12

12.72

0.48

479

6,264

2,043

1,950

87

69.31

74.74

71.60

200

2.%7

1,126

1,084

250

38.19

10.59

9.74

106

0.36

4,420

3,178

129

177

149.96

82s4

50.98

206

2.80

1.29

1.22

158

0.04

2.23

2.13

198

0.08

14.36

13.01

0.49

161

1,068

1,858

1,731

76

62.90

63.78

68.73

165

2.16

811

715

160

27.43

9.86

9.62

100

0.34

3,576

2,188

91

143

121.03

72.03

43.93

180

2.44

1.23

1.23

165

0.04

1.68

1.52

164

0.06

12.72

10.77

0.43

Totall I

White Negro

Income Mow novertv

170

1,295

2,001

1,900

88

70.27

73.43

71.45

206

2.58

97E

697

217

34.33

10,96

10.33

110

0.39

4,692

2,842

111

188

164.76

85.39

46.14

214

3.00

1.28

1.22

160

0.05

1.97

1.85

180

0.07

13.73

11.87

0.48

leve12

78

802

2,062

1,934

93

74.80

77.74

71.86

224

2.83

1,082

1,082

241

39.45

11.40

10.50

114

0.42

5,447

3,054

120

218

198.55

90.16

51.47

225

3.29

1.32

1.19

160

0.05

2.15

2.16

191

0.08

13.s0

11.73

0.50

92

493

1,918

1,773

80

63.56

66.43

65.46

175

2.20

808

713

160

26.77

10.26

9.90

103

0.34

3,462

2,377

94

138

114.76

77.63

43.68

194

2.57

1.22

1,22

160

0,04

1.68

1.53

160

0.06

13.61

12.29

0.45

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

458

5,830

2,o25

1,933

85

68.02

73.31

70.35

193

2.46

1,112

1,061

247

37.34

10.40

9.63

C%

4,245

3,148

128

170

142.S4

80.69

50.39

202

2.71

1.28

1.23

158

0,04

2.20

2.08

196

0.07

14.22

12.93

0.48

393

5,379

2,o49

1,953

86

68.61

74.52

71.42

197

2.49

1,139

1,091

253

38.13

10.4.7

9.66

lGMI

0.35

4,278

3,207

131

171

143.21

81.49

50.47

204

2.73

1.28

1.22

158

0.04

2.24

2.14

188

0.08

14.43

13.10

0.48

61

479

1,768

1,724

72

61.24

59.93

57.39

R’

820

722

182

28.40

9.60

8.78

88

0.33

3,980

2,303

91

159

137.85

70.23

47.98

176

2.43

1.19

1.21

168

0.04

7,.69

1.43

175

0.06

11.95

10.33

0.41

lTatal includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Basedcm body weight forage, sex, and beight.

22
Table6. lntakeofselwted nutrients forpersons qed8-9yea~ byraceandsex forincome levels: numkrof oenons, mean. mefian. andmean nutrient intake asa Dercentofstan&rd

and per kilogram of b

Sex and nutrients

MALE

Number of examined persons .................................................................. ..............

Estimated population in thousands .... ..... ... ...... ........ ... ......... ... ..... ... .. ...... ..... ... ......

Calories

CzJcium {mg)

Iron lmg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

weight: United States, 1971.74-Con.

Total 1 White Negro

All income

321

3,61(

2,17:

2,051

CM

74.7f

77.9s

74.5C

212

2.6E

1,15s

1,112

258

39.86

11.27

10.32

113

0,39

4,652

3,228

131

187

160.04

78.25

47.04

196

2,69

1.34

1.28

150

0.05

2.33

2.18

195

0.08

14.90

13.73

0.51

23:

3,01 !

2,20

2,08:

9{

76.2,

79.6!

75.7:

21 [

2.7[

1,20[

l,16i

26f

41.82

11.3[

10.1E

113

0.39

4,769

3,40$

138

191

165.15

79.46

48,43

199

2.76

1.34

1.27

150

0.05

2.42

2.28

200

0.06

15,18

13.79

0.53

8:

58C

2,024

1,901

8i

67.02

69.1s

66.78

177

2.29

904

777

201

29.93

11.12

11.24

111

0.37

4,046

2,384

95

162

133.96

71.08

43.92

178

2.36

1.35

1.32

168

004

1.86

1.62

167

0.06

13.46

13,15

0.45

Total 1 White Negro

Income below Povertv

~

67

2,13

2,06[

9!

74.X

76.54

72.0(

Zlf

2.61

1,01;

1,011

22E

35.64

11.2$

10.6(

113

0.4C

4,181

2,742

107

1!37

146.51

70.45

39.30

176

2.47

1.26

1.29

147

0.C4

2.05

1,89

175

0.07

14.20

13.76

0.50

Ievelz

4[

43:

2,142

2,174

9:

79.67

79.41

71.97

233

2.95

1,072

1,084

236

39.85

11.62

10.64

116

0.43

4,5ao

3,051

116

183

70.33

73.09

39.92

183

2.72

1.24

1,24

145

0.05

2.14

2.21

181

0,08

14.26

13.52

0.53

47

245

2,114

1,925

87

67.27

71.37

73.27

187

2.27

921

834

205

29.28

10.71

10.43

107

0.34

3,478

2,181

90

139

10.65

65.62

36.75

165

2.09

1.28

1.31

152

0,04

1.88

1.64

162

0.0s

14,09

14,81

0.45

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

22

2,82

2,1 8!

2,04

9

74.7$

78.5

74.9(

21

2.6/

1,2(I

1,1s

26

41 .Of

11.1[

10,11

11:

0.3E

4,78[

3,38;

138

191

163.22

80.55

48.7’6

201

2,75

1.35

1.28

152

0,05

2.41

2,24

201

0.0:

15.0!

13.X

0.51

level2

1s{

2,52:

2,2Z

2,09[

9!

75.71

80.1:

77.23

Zle

2.73

1,241

1,198

276

42.29

11.18

10.02

112

0.38

4,775

3,423

142

191

162.66

79.95

48.o3

200

2.72

1.35

1,27

152

0.05

2.47

2.31

202

0.08

15,29

13,89

0.52

36

287

1,896

1,787

77

65.30

63.53

59.85

162

2.19

874

748

194

30.11

11.10

11.46

111

0.38

4,642

2,428

98

184

166.80

84.23

S4.16

211

2.90

1.29

1.33

170

0.(!4

1.63

1,56

175

0,06

12.90

12.26

0.44

lTotd incl”dcsdl races.

‘Excludes persons with mkntwm income.

3Based o“ body weight for age. sex, and height.

23
Table6, lntakeafselected nutrients forpersons aged8-9years byraceand sex forincome levels: "um&rof perso"s, mean, medan, andmean nutrient intake asapercent of standard

and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971.74 -Ccm,

%x and nutrients

FEMALE

Calories

Protein (gin)

Calcium (mgl

Iron (mgl

Vitamin A (IUI

Vitamin C (rng)

Thiamine lmg)

Riboflavin (rngl

1211ZE

All incomf

323

3,744

1,864

1,799

77

62.39

68.47

66.39

179

2,29

1,003

935

223

33,57

9.76

9.30

97

0.33

3,940

2,879

114

158

131.92

83.88

55.90

210

2.81

1.23

1.17

165

0.04

1.97

1.88

193

0.07

‘13.36

11.61

0.45

246

3,240

1,885

1,833

79

63.11

70.18

67.78

183

2.34

1,049

986

233

34.94

9.94

9.44

99

0.33

4,094

2,980

119

164

136.36

85.40

55.98

214

2.84

1.25

1.17

166

0.04

2.CM

1.99

196

0.07

13.60

11.85

0,45

Negro

76

488

1,661

1,645

89

57.75

57,36

47,60

152

1.99

700

685

156

24.32

8.58

7.56

86

0.30

3,017

2,028

85

121

104.87

73.16

45.04

183

2.54

1.10

0.98

165

0.04

1.47

1,41

180

0.05

11.83

8.64

0.41

Total 1 White

I

Negro

Income below povertv

leve12

83

619

1,857

1,770

81

65.37

70.08

67.08

194

2.47

935

776

208

32.90

10.61

9.64

106

0.37

5,250

2,859

117

210

164.83

101.73

67.71

2%

3.58

1.31

1.16

175

0.05

1.90

1.67

185

0.07

13,21

10.26

0.47

38

371

1,946

1,825

87

69.37

75.79

71.25

214

2.70

1,094

1,077

243

38.99

11,14

10.16

111

0.40

8,454

3,612

128

25s

!30.03

10.03

67.49

275

3.92

1.41

1.17

180

0.05

2.17

2.12

202

0.08

13.26

10.37

0.47

45

248

1,723

1,663

72

59.57

61.53

50.86

164

2.13

686

672

155

24.05

9.82

9.10

98

0.34

3,447

2,539

102

138

119.18

69.31

68.57

223

3.09

1.16

1.14

168

0.04

1.48

1.50

156

0.05

13.14

9.80

0.45

Total1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

230

3,006

1,872

1,813

77

61.91

68.43

66.34

177

2,26

1,026

966

228

33.94

9.66

9.24

96

0.32

3,742

2,954

118

150

123.75

80.82

53.44

202

2.67

1.21

1.17

163

0.04

2.00

1.90

195

0.07

13.45

11.77

0.44

204

2,798

1,893

1,834

78

62.41

69.41

66.90

180

2.29

1,047

989

232

34.50

9.82

9.35

9a

0.32

3,830

2,985

120

15s

126.2!5

82.88

54.45

207

2.73

1.22

1.17

163

0.84

2.03

1.97

195

0.07

13.66

11.86

0.45

25

192

1,577

1,563

65

55.07

54.56

41.52

142

1.91

739

700

164

25.80

7.36

7.40

74

0.26

2,691

2,004

76

108

93.98

49.29

24.92

123

1.72

1.05

0.95

165

0.04

1.49

1.24

173

0.05

10.54

8.96

0.37

24
Table 7. Imakeof selwmdnutrienm forp.wsonsa godlo.11 vearsbv rsceand sex forincomelevelx numbwof

standmd and per kilogI

Sex ●nd nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Number of examined persons ............................................................................. ...

Estimated population in thousandi .......................................................................

Calories

Mean ..................................................................................... ................................

Metilan .................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of stan&rd3 ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bom wei@t ............................................................................

Protein (gin)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median .... ..............................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ................... .........................................................

Calcium (mgl

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Petcent of standard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body ~ig+d ............................................................................

Iron (mg)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Mcdim ................................................................................... ...............................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent ofsmndard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei~t .................... ........................................................

Vitamin A [[U]

Mean . ....................................................................................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Median nutrient inmk.w

Percent ofsmndard ................................................................ ........................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body w.ei@ ............................................................................

Vitamin C (mg}

Mean ............................................. ................ ........................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake

%rcantofstandard .................... ....................................................................

par kilogram of bodf Wig!tt ..........d.................................................................

Thiamine (mg)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median .......................................... ..................................................................... ...

Mean nutrient int~ke:

Percent of standard .......................................................................... ..............

Per kilogram of body wight ............................................................................

Ribdf8vin (mg)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Mmdian ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutriant intake:

Pnt2entofstandmd ................................ .........................................................

Per kilogram of bow ~i@t ............................................................................

Preformed ni~in [mg)

~f body wi@tti United States,

Total 1 II White Negro

725

8,852

2,143

2,00E

90

58.05

78.S4

74.15

182

2.13

1,143

1,049

177

30.96

11.61

10.48

92

0.31

4,614

3.644

142

184

124.89

6s.17

56.27

215

2.33

1.38

1.26

160

0.04

2.23

2.08

189

0.06

14.89

12.62

0.40

55C

7,54C

2,174

2,03[

92

59.1 i

79.8C

76.11

Iw

2.17

1,195

1,102

185

32.53

11.57

10.61

93

0.31

4,769

3,632

145

180

12951

86.85

57.65

217

238

1.3s

1.26

160

0.04

2.31

2.1s

183

0.06

14.79

12.92

0.40

186

1,16s

1,928

1,870

77

60s6

71.56

61.76

155

1.88

809

773

12?

21.22

10.95

9.63

M

0.29

3,764

2.522

111

149

98.72

75.86

39.35

166

1.69

1.30

1.16

166

0.03

1.73

1.61

184

0.05

13.96

11.56

0.37

‘sons. mean. median, and mean nutrient intake at a oercent of

71-74

Total 1 White I Negro

Income &low poverty

leve[2

I?x

1,39C

1,9W

1,864

62

S4.4C

73.16

63.87

171

2.04

917

812

141

25.%3

11.45

10.09

66

0.32

4,043

2,66o

121

162

112.61

64.34

35.o2

161

1.78

1.32

1.07

170

0.04

1.66

1.73

173

0.06

13.82

12.18

0.38

71

817

2,058

1,930

91

5a.40

77.64

71.69

168

2.21

1,033

866

2S’.Z

12.37

11.12

95

0.35

4,401

3,134

12S

176

24.67

63.08

30.44,

156 ~

1.78

1.39

1.14

170

0.04

2.04

1.97

160

0.0s

14.45

12.48

0.41

64

561

1,801

1,80s

73

49.36

67.01

59.11

14e

1.64

762

703

117

20.89

10.15

8.68

0.2

3,606

2,375

96

144

98.91

67.07

36.01

166

1St

1.23

1.CE

170

0.03

1.63

1.53

164

0.04

12.91

10.62

0.35

Totall II White I Negro

[ncome above poverty

leve12

551

7.22$

2,181

2,041

9i

58.8:

79.E

75.7s

16!

2.1 E

1,18E

1,09:

164

32.OE

11.s4

10.52

84

0,31

4,660

3,675

145

18s

125.72

69.44

61.66

223

2.41

t .38

1.2a

1s

0.04

230

2.15

191

0.0s

14.90

12.6s

0.40

469

6,647

2,167

2,045

93

59.22

79.95

76.12

166

2.16

1.214

1,117

187

32.6S

11.48

10.51

93

0.31

4,713

3,891

146

169

127.=

6s.06

62.00

223

2.41

1.36

1.27

166

0.04

2.33

2.17

193

0.06

14.64

12.97

0.40

75

582

2,C69

1,938

81

52.79

77.25

66.46

165

1.97

876

634

140

22.35

11.81

10.78

92

0.30

4,053

2,6o8

121

159

103.40

60.08

60.21

19s

2.04

1.39

1.30

166

0.04

1.36

1.76

164

0.05

l&24

13.15

0.39

lTotal includes sII races.

2Excludca persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight for ●=, mx, and height.

25
Table 7, Intake of selected nutrients fm persons aged 10.11 years by rze and sex fm incmnelevels: numkrof pemons, mean, metian, and mean nutrient intake asa percent of

standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971.74 –Cmt.

Per kilogram of body vwi@ ... ........ ................ ..... .. .. .. ....... .. .. ................... ..

lTotat includes all races.

2Excludes perscmswith unknown income.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, and height,

Total] II White I Negro

362

4.446

2,261

2,165

92

61,92

<B3.91

79.51

193

2.30

‘1,194

‘1,119

185

:12.70

12.66

?1.72

127

0.35

6,190

3,874

162

207

142.10

89.32

58.29

223

2.45

1,49

1,33

165

,0.04

:2.39

2.27

191

0.07

15.95

1:1.94

().44

All income

28o

3,823

2,297

2,180

94

63.11

85,39

81.03

199

2.35

1,244

1,166

192

34.16

12.79

11.96

128

0.36

5,325

3,878

154

213

146.25

91.65

63.73

229

2.52

1.52

1,36

165

0.04

2.47

2.34

195

0.07

16.18

14.50

0.44

76

541

1,963

1,877

75

52.79

73.41

62.2?J

157

1.97

850

817

136

22.85

11.31

9.43

113

0.30

4,391

3,293

131

172

118.09

61.54

36.43

149

1.66

1.28

1.05

163

0.03

1.79

1.62

176

0.05

14.07

11.85

0.3B

Total 1 White Negro

Income Mow poverty

77

652

1,936

1,873

79

63.97

72.00

62.61

166

2.01

1,004

8S6

155

28.o2

11.43

6.67

114

0.32

3,927

2,908

118

157

109.50

50.04

25.70

125

1.40

1.31

1.04

170

0.84

1.%

1.68

181

0.05

12.50

11.39

0.35

leve12

38

367

2,077

1,958

87

59.71

80.38

75.42

192

2.31

1,222

1,040

189

35.13

13.01

10.32

130

0.37

4,166

3,145

132

167

19.79

53.03

25.18

133

1.52

1.45

1.12

175

0.04

2.24

1.96

196

0.06

13.47

12.50

0.39

38

273

1,748

1,859

68

47.85

62.11

54.74

135

1.70

748

599

115

20.47

9.39

8.49

O.z

3,780

2,066

92

151

103.46

47.22

30.12

118

1.29

1.15

0.95

165

0.03

1.58

1.42

OR

11.16

9.67

0.31

Total 1

I

White Negro

Income atmve Ooverty

276

3,676

2,317

2,193

95

63.16

86.08

81.05

199

2.35

1,228

1,155

190

33.49

12.89

12.11

129

0.35

5,260

3,991

157

210

143.38

93.62

66.33

233

2.55

1,51

1.37

163

0.04

2.45

2.37

183

0.07

16.56

14.86

0.45

levelz

236

3,368

2,317

2,189

95

63.23

85.85

81.06

200

2.34

1,244

1,172

192

33.96

12.75

12.04

12[1

0.35

5,266

3,821

156

211

143.72

92.83

65.91

232

2.53

1.51

1,37

163

0.04

2.47

2.41

196

0.07

16.45

14.73

0.45

36

262

2,186

2,119

82

57.83

85.35

79.24

179

2.26

961

900

158

25.41

13.32

12.35

133

0.36

5,077

5,137

157

188

134.30

76.14

53.21

180

2.01

1.42

1.36

163

0.04

2.01

1.74

167

0.05

17.12

15.07

0.45

26
Table 7. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 10-11 years by r~e and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

standard and per kilogram o Ddy weight: United States, 1971 -74—Con.

Total 1

II White

I

Sex and nutrients Negro

FEMALE

Number of examined persons ................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................................

Ca10rie3

Mean ...................... ................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

percent of standzrd3 ......................................................................................

Per kilogram of body Wi$ht .............................................................................

Protein [gin)

Mean ............................................................ ..........................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Pement of standard3 ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Cafcium (mgl

Mean ............................ ..........................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .... .........................................................................

Iron (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard . . .......... ..........................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Vitamin A (II-I)

fv%mll............................................ ..........................................................................

Median ............. ................................................ ......................................................

Median nutrient intake

Percent of standmd . .... ......................................... .........................................

Mean nutrient intake

Percent of standard .. ......................................................................................

Per kilopram of body weight ... ..........................................................................

Vitamin C {mg)

Mean ................................. .....................................................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standsrd ..................................................................................... ..

Per kilogram of Imdv wei@t .............................................................................

Thiarnine(mg)

Man ................................................................................................................... .

Median ........................................................................................... ....... .. ...... ....

Mem nutrient intake!

Percent of standard ......................................................... ........................... .....

Per kiloyam of tidy weight ..............................................................................

Riboflwin (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median .......... ..................................................................................... ............. . ..

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ................. . ......................................................................

Per kilogram of body wetght .... ........................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg)

f&an ..................................... .............................. ...................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Per kilogram of boW twi~t ................................................................................

lTOtd includes all races.

2Excludcs persons with unknown income.

3BXed on body weight for age, sex, and height.

363

4,407

2,023

1.875

B9

54.23

73.40

69.11

171

1.97

1,091

%1

169

29.23

10.34

9.56

58

0.28

4,033

3,169

129

161

108.11

82.99

52.92

208

2.22

1.27

1.18

156

0.03

2,08

1.92

187

0.06

13.43

11.89

0.36

All income

270

3,717

2,047

1,B85

90

55.19

74.06

69.95

174

2.00

1,145

1,023

177

30.88

10.32

9.51

58

0.28

4,177

3,264

134

167

112.62

81.91

53.09

205

2.21

1.26

1.17

152

0.03

2.14

1.98

191

0.06

13.37

11.98

0.36

WY

1,900

1,646

78

46.81

70.04

60.34

154

1.80

775

750

119

19.91

10.65

10.19

59

0.27

3,238

2,45B

101

130

83.20

88.04

51.73

220

2.26

1.32

1.28

173

0.03

1.6a

1.56

160

0.04

13.90

10.96

0.36

rotafl II

White INegro

Income below poverty

79

73B

1,96a

1,798

88

54.77

74.18

6a.55

176

2.C6

838

812

li9

23.33

11.48

11.18

54

0.32

4,145

2,879

123

166

I 15.35

76.98

44.93

192

2.14

1.33

1.15

170

0.04

1.80

1.74

165

0.05

14.99

12.40

0.42

levelz

33

451

2,043

1,919

94

57.35

75.77

71.80

185

2.13

879

914

135

24,66

11.86

11.56

66

0.33

4,592

2,876

123

164

128.90

71.25

42.43

178

2.00

1.35

1.15

165

0.04

1.63

2.00

167

0.05

15,25

12.47

0.43

46

287

1,851

1,767

78

50.81

71.5a

59.53

161

1.97

775

771

119

21.28

10.8B

10.40

61

0.30

3,444

3,101

125

138

94.56

85.95

71.83

215

2.36

1.30

1.17

175

0.04

1.67

1.57

164

0.05

14.57

12.21

0.40

Total 1

II

White

I

Negro

Income above poverty

level2

275

3,554

2,041

~,887

69

54.48

73.37

69.11

170

1.96

1,147

1,0+34

178

30.61

10.13

9.33

57

0.27

4,039

3,201

130

162

107.64

85.12

57.33

213

2.27

1.25

1.18

152

0.03

2.14

1.96

191

0.06

13.17

11.76

0.35

233

3,166

2,061

1,8Fd

90

55.06

73.73

69.41

172

1.96

1,181

1,033

183

31.72

10.13

9.33

57

0.27

4,129

3,294

134

165

110.67

85.09

58.16

213

2.28

1.24

1.17

150

0.03

2.18

1.98

193

0.C6

13.14

11.82

0.35

39

321

1,974

1,914

B1

48.93

70.64

63.30

154

1.75

807

771

124

20.01

10.57

9.82

59

0.26

3,217

2,499

107

129

79.74

63.32

29.34

208

2.07

1.36

1.28

173

0.03

1.74

1.79

160

0.04

13.70

11.44

0.34

27
Table 8. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 12-14 years by race and sex ior income levels: number of I

stan&rd and per kilogram of body vmight: United States, 1

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Protein (gin)

Total 1 White Negro

1,107

12,916

2,226

2,114

75

44,07

82,90

78.17

139

1.64

1,124

1,027

173

22.24

12.01

10.84

77

0.24

4,302

3,034

98

140

85.14

64.72

55.10

185

1.68

1.41

1.28

158

0.03

2.24

2.11

164

0.04

‘15.95

14.38

0.32

All income

828

11,004

2,244

2,121

75

44,13

S4.24

79.00

141

1.66

1,17B

1,095

182

23.17

11.96

10.83

77

0.24

4,361

3,152

101

143

85.73

64.30

55.75

184

1.66

1.41

1.29

158

0.03

2.3C

2.22

187

0.0!

16,05

14.42

0.3i

272

1,805

2,109

1,999

71

42.94

74.43

68.43

12s

1.52

805

762

124

16.39

12.14

10.67

77

0,25

3,909

2,181

75

124

79.58

86.50

48,90

186

1.76

1,36

1.25

163

0.03

1.86

1.64

160

0.04

15.22

14.11

0.31

rmns, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

71-74

Total 1 I White Negro

Income below poverty

Iwel 2

266

2,124

2,060

1,698

72

42,18

75.54

68.80

132

1.55

931

8E4

145

18)36

12,33

10.54

80

0.25

4,479

2,693

87

146

91.73

73.35

40.32

161

1.50

1.38

1.24

168

0.03

2.03

1.82

180

0.04

14.67

13.23

0.30

115

1,196

2,122

1,900

73

43.s4

80.35

72.47

142

1.66

1,052

1,062

164

21.75

12.31

10.56

82

0.25

4,234

2,657

64

146

87.49

67.48

39,06

152

1,39

1.45

1,26

170

0.03

2.12

2.11

181

0.04

14.92

13.32

0.31

150

926

1,981

1,888

70

40,12

69.40

64.92

118

1.41

774

670

119

15.67

12.37

10.50

77

0.25

4,767

2,596

81

147

86.55

80.27

47.67

172

1.63

1.29

1.12

163

0.03

1.92

1.53

176

0.04

14,36

12.67

0.29

Total 1 II White I Negro

Income above poverty

level:!

797

10,189

2>251

2,146

75

44.17

84.10

79.53

140

1.65

1,157

1,066

178

22.70

11.94

10.89

77

0.23

4,259

3,069

99

138

83.55

87.64

57.53

190

1.72

1.41

1.29

158

0.03

2.27

2.2C

1S4

0.04

16.15

14.66

0.3:

680

9,321

2,254

2,144

76

44.00

84,65

79.’71

141

1.65

1,189

1,100

183

23.21

11.94

10.87

77

0.23

4.357

3,156

101

141

85.04

86.45

57.63

168

1.69

1.41

1.28

120

0.03

2.32

2.23

187

0.05

16.16

14.69

0.32

112

766

2,214

2,156

71

45.09

77.51

73.62

130

1.58

607

641

124

16.44

11.69

10.74

76

0.24

2,968

2,113

73

98

BO.44

100.36

55.07

220

2.04

1.45

1.29

163

0.03

1.75

1.67

144

0.04

15.83

14.41

0.32

lTotel includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, and height.

28
Table 8. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 12-14 vears w r?ce and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a Percent of

standard”and pe; kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74-Con.

Sex and nutrients

MALE

Number of examined persons ................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands .......................................................................

Cd0rie3

Protein igm)

Mean ....................................................... ..............................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of stan&rd3 ........................................................................................

Per kilcgram of bo& weight ............................................................................

Calcium (mg)

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ............................................................................

Iron (mg)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei~t ............................................................................

Vitamin A (IU)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median ..................................................................................................................

Medhn nutrient intake

Percent of stanc&rd ........................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .......................................................... ..............................

Per kilogram of body weight ............................ .................. ..............................

Vitamin C (n-g]

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median ................................ ..................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent ofstmxfard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Thiamine (mg)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

RiLmflavin (mgl

Maan ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean wtrient intake:

Percent ofstandwd .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body vmi~t .............................................................................

Preformed niacin {mgl

Total 1 white Negro

All income

6,~0

2,519

2,397

82

50,64

92,80

85.9B

158

1.88

1,282

1,205

198

25.73

13.58

12.o9

96

0.27

4,746

3,355

111

157

95.24

89.10

61.52

195

1.79

1.58

1.49

o%

2.55

2.38

:.:

18.03

16.57

0.36

415

5,559

2,584

2,441

63

50,97

95.10

88.27

162

1.89

1,349

1,280

208

26.81

13.57

12.27

96

0.27

4,812

3,539

117

160

95.65

88.61

83.02

195

1,77

1.60

1.52

120

0.03

2.64

2.51

187

0.05

18.24

16.75

0.36

131

885

2,253

2,161

73

47.41

79.30

75.25

134

1.67

875

83o

135

16.41

13.79

11.28

86

0.29

4,360

2,177

76

139

91.75

89.47

51.91

19S

1.88

1.45

1.33

160

0.03

2.C6

1.77

167

0.04

17.o2

15.38

0.36

Total 1

I

White

I

Negro

Income Mow poverty

leve12

126

1,076

2,185

2,0S7

7!3

47.30

81.37

74.01

145

1.76

1,008

9S6

158

21.63

13.71

11.23

99

0.30

4,952

2,855

99

165

107.17

75.50

48.60

168

1.63

1.48

1.34

170

0.03

2.23

2.07

165

0.05

16.31

14.59

0.35

62

669

2,249

2,079

7a

48,60

86.59

77.67

1E6

1.88

1,147

1,200

181

24.6S

12.74

10.97

95

0.26

4,647

3,168

108

161

IoQ.85

72.88

46.04

163

1.*

1.54

1.35

170

0.03

2.26

2.22

:.Z

16.24

15.26

0.35

H

4E

2,03:

2,121

65

44.64

72.75

70.=

127

1.57

78i

741

12C

16.85

15.2%

11.39

105

0.33

5,453

2,635

66

170

117.49

79.80

49.30

175

1.72

1.37

1.33

165

0.03

2.16

1.69

1s9

0.05

16.43

14.47

0.35

Tocal 1 Whote Negro

Income above poverty

Ievelz

393

5,001

2,585

2,463

83

51.13

95.37

88.36

161

1.6s

1,333

1,251

205

26.37

13.66

12.32

97

0.27

4,678

3,487

114

154

92.54

93.41

64.56

205

1.85

1.60

1.52

150

0.03

2.62

2.48

164

0,05

18.45

16.77

0.36

331

4,571

2,~7

2,480

64

51.31

96.58

89.40

154

1.s0

1,372

1.298

211

27.W

13.80

12.43

97

0.27

4,791

3,574

117

157

84.29

91.53

64.37

203

1,80

1.61

1.52

150

0.03

2.5S

2,57

187

0.05

18.59

16.95

0.37

so

394

2,373

2,320

74

48.37

82.55

S4.26

135

1.68

910

693

140

18.65

12.36

11.21

90

0.25

3,416

2,157

75

112

69.83

112.21

74.19

247

2.28

1.63

1.36

183

0,03

1.90

1.66

145

0.04

17.42

15.57

0.38

lTotal includes all rxces.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight for age,sex,and heighL

29
Table 8, Intake of selected nutrients forpermnsages 12-14 years by race andst

standard andpor kilogramo

%x and nutrients

FEMALE

Vitamin A (IU)

Preformed niacin lmgl

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Perkilogram of body weight ..................................................................................

lTOtal includes all races.

2Exc1udes persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight forage, sex, and height.

for income levels: numbm of

)ody weight: United States,19

.

Total 1 White Negro

—

All income

559

8,436

1,932

1,859

73

37.72

72.94

88,59

120

1.42

964

847

148

18.82

10.42

9.68

58

0.20

3,854

2,5S6

81

124

75.26

60.30

49,23

174

1.57

1.24

1.13

160

0.02

1,92

1.75

181

0.04

13.85

12.6E

0.27

413

5,446

1,918

1,858

72

37.30

73.16

70.44

120

1.42

1,004

877

155

19.52

10.32

9.61

57

0.20

3,901

2,746

82

126

75.85

79.70

49.19

173

1.55

1.22

1.13

160

0.02

1.97

1.77

185

0.04

13.8:

12.7>

0.27

141

920

1,970

1,731

75

38,90

69.74

80.15

118

1.38

737

630

114

14.56

10.54

9.60

59

0.21

3,475

2,190

74

109

68.6C

63.6$

38.83

18C

1.5E

1.2:

1.0:

16:

0,0:

1.G

1.4C

15f

O.u

13.4s

12.11

0.2

ons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as apercent of

4–Con.

~

Income :Jc; pevertv

140

1,049

1,931

1,720

74

37.48

69.56

84.15

118

1.35

851

746

131

16.51

10.91

9.18

61

0,21

3,994

2,528

76

128

77.52

71.14

36.20

154

1.38

1.27

1.04

165

0.02

1.82

1.53

171

0.04

12.99

11.69

0.25

53

527

1,961

1,721

75

38.20

72.43

68.43

126

1.41

933

857

144

18.17

11.75

8.93

65

0.23

3,710

2,507

73

126

72.27

60.62

34.27

137

1.18

1.33

1.17

17C

0.03

1.92

1.77

17E

0.04

13.2!

11 .8(

0.2(

5%

1,9o2

1,714

74

36.79

66.74

59.83

110

1.29

767

609

118

14.84

10.07

9.44

58

0.19

4,229

2,570

79

129

81.82

80.64

37.26

170

1.56

1.22

1.02

160

0,02

1.73

1.47

165

0.03

12.74

11.48

0.25

Total 1 White NeWo

Income above mwertv

Ievelz

404

6,188

1,930

1,899

72

37.56

73.22

70.77

120

1.43

988

866

152

19.22

10.29

9.72

57

0.20

3,855

2,750

82

123

75.04

82.08

51.36

177

1.60

1.23

1.13

160

0.02

1.94

1.76

184

0.04

13.93

12.74

0.27

349

4,749

1,915

1,888

72

37.08

73.08

71.21

119

1.42

1,013

877

,156

19.62

10.15

9.65

56

0.20

3,940

2,765

82

126

76.30

81.55

51.10

176

1.58

1.21

1.13

158

0,02

1.97

1.77

187

0.04

13.83

12.58

0.27

52

392

2,056

1,738

76

41.80

72.45

60.97

125

7.47

704

693

108

14.32

11.00

9.80

0.Y2

2,519

1,74f

67

85

51.24

88.46

47.74

194

1.8o

1.36

1.13

165

0.03

1.60

1.43

142,

0.03

14.22

12.95

0.29

30
Table 9. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 15.17 years by mceand sex for income Ievel$ twmbero

standard andperkilogram of body weiqht: United States

Totall White Negro

1,01s

12,1W

2,394

2,15:

7E

38.89

90.3&

79.04

127

1.47

1,123

958

182

18.25

13.03

11.12

72

0.21

4,740

2,927

85

135

76.99

86.97

55.28

170

1.41

1.48

1.24

150

0.02

2,29

1.97

173

0,04

17.79

15.06

0.29

All income

77:

10,53

2,42Z

2,1 x

75

39.47

91 .8s

79.34

12$

1.4$

1,165

994

1sg

18.95

13.21

11.07

73

0.21

4,912

2,986

86

140

79.85

88.21

56.12

173

1.43

1.48

1.24

152

0.02

2.35

2,01

176

0.04

18.00

15,23

0.29

231

1,51!

2,1 5(

2,05!

7(

35.m

79.01

74.7(

11:

1.Z

80!

671

12!

13.0S

11.8E

11.21

6f

0,1$

3,455

2,224

63

98

56.21

75.95

50.21

149

1,24

1,41

1.24

163

0.02

1.85

1.65

156

0,03

16.36

13,88

0.27

,sons. mean. median. and mean nutrient intake as a mrcent of

77.74

~

Income below Poverty

lev.+

227

1.625

2,o62

1,813

7C

34.91

74.79

65.24

108

1.27

913

772

150

15,45

10.61

9.39

59

0.18

3,695

2,618

76

106

62.58

79.21

46.77

155

1.34

1.22

1.02

146

0.02

1.86

1ml

154

0,03

14.75

11.60

0.26

101

1,03(

2,05(

1,74$

z

35.61

73.W

64.7?

10s

1.27

99!

827

16E

17.24

10.44

9.05

58

0.18

3,857

2,624

77

110

66.81

77.95

46.63

152

1.35

1.18

0.98

143

0.02

1.95

1,61

173

0.03

13.97

11,14

0,24

12,

56!

2,071

1,89

~

33,71

76.3:

68.5!

104

1.21

75[

63(

121

12.3(

10.84

1o.2~

6C

0.1[

3,101

2,34E

6g

8E

50.4?

81.64

44.80

161

1.33

1.29

1,10

150

0.02

1.67

1.52

147

0.03

16.14

12.44

0.26

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

751

9,92$

2,449

2,1 9E

,~

39.47

93.42

80,96

131

1,51

1,159

972

188

18.67

1!3.45

11.72

75

0.22

4,978

2,999

87

142

80.22

89.02

55.38

174

1,43

1.53

1.29

150

0.02

2.37

2.05

176

0.04

18.37

15.89

0.30

Ievelz

63$

8,93

2,481

2,23[

7~

39.9:

94,85

81.74

133

1.53

1,192

1,001

193

19.20

13.59

11.66

76

0.22

5,120

3,065

89

146

82.48

90.54

56.56

177

1,46

1.54

1,28

150

0.02

2.42

2.08

178

0.04

18,61

15.88

0.30

106

908

2,128

2,085

71

34.76

78.06

75.91

111

1.28

794

672

128

12.97

12.18

11.88

68

0.20

3,631

2,075

58

103

59.31

70.08

50.17

136

1.14

1.42

1.33

153

0.02

1.88

1,71

160

0.03

16.09

14,56

0.26

31
Table 9. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 15-17 Vearsby race and

standardand perkihagram

Sex and nutrients

MALE

Calories

Protein (gml

Iron (mgl

Vitamin A IIUI

Vitamin C (mg)

Thiamine (mg)

hfean ......................................................................................................................

Riboflavin (rngl

!&an ,..,..,,.,..,,,,,,,...,..,,.,,.,..,.,,..,..,.,,..,.,.,.,.,...,.....,,..,..,.,,..,,.,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,.,,......,

Preformed niacin (mg)

fm income levels: number of

lady weight: United States, 19

Tmal 1 White Negro

516

6,327

i!,981

:!,791

85

415.68

113.16

lCI1.23

154

1.73

1,401

1,243

229

21.47

16.30

14.76

91

0.25

5,793

3,754

107

166

8B.75

100.75

60.74

195

1.54

‘1.82

‘1.54

152

(1.03

:!.84

:!.51

173

().04

22.34

19.24

CI.34

All income

391

5,465

3,057

2,890

87

46.79

116.38

104.83

158

1.78

1,467

1,300

240

22.45

16.73

15.44

93

0.26

6,099

3,961

113

174

93:32

102.76

61.60

199

1.57

1,87

1.60

152

0.03

2.95

2.59

176

0.05

22.95

19,61

0.35

119

782

2,489

2,311

70

38.37

90.38

81.73

123

1,38

916

825

148

14.12

13.56

12.58

0.:

3,493

2,443

67

100

53.84

82.04

49.71

160

1.26

1.49

1.33

150

0.02

2.00

1.71

147

0.03

18.51

16.54

0.29

rsons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

74-COn.

Total 1 White Negro

Incoma below poverty

110

748

2,564

2,331

74

41.47

96.07

79.10

133

1.65

1,211

1,083

201

19.59

13.40

11.43

74

0.22

4,366

3,013

89

125

70.93

88.17

46.10

170

1.43

1.58

1.30

150

0.03

2.42

2.13

171

0.04

19.36

14.30

0.31

Ievelz

44

417

2,727

2,349

80

43.95

101.37

78.60

142

1,63

1,470

1,198

250

23.69

14.05

10.79

78

0.23

4,647

2,961

88

133

74.90

82.87

46.09

156

1.34

1.65

1.32

152

0.03

2.78

2.13

185

0.04

19.41

12.73

0.31

64

313

2,372

2,332

66

38.45

88.54

84.09

120

1,43

871

829

139

14.12

12.55

11.78

70

0.20

3,531

3,150

89

101

57.23

96.96

40.03

190

1.56

1.50

1.18

158

0.02

1.95

1.95

149

0.03

19.49

17.13

0.32

Total 1 White Negro

Income abeve ooverty

385

5,317

3,039

2.875

87

46,24

115.92

104.43

157

1.76

1,423

1,259

232

21.65

16.73

15.43

93

0.25

6,003

3,817

108

172

91.31

102.63

62.55

199

1.66

1.86

1.59

152

0.03

2.90

2.58

173

0.04

22.83

19.85

0.35

leve12”

332

4,62C

3,097

2,961

88

47.16

118.42

107.28

160

1.60

1,467

1,302

239

22<35

17.03

18.04

95

0.26

6,245

4,057

115

178

95.10

104.93

63.13

203

1.60

1.90

1.67

152

0.03

2.98

2.63

175

0,05

23.37

20.19

0.36

49

434

2,451

2,261

71

36.68

67.82

81.16

123

1.31

872

813

144

13.06

13.88

13.05

77

0.21

3,378

2,082

58

97

50.55

67.86

38.91

130

1.02

1.40

1.33

143

0.02

1.90

1.62

142

0.03

17.37

16.36

0.26

lTalal includes all races.

2EXClUdeSperSmIS with unknow”imome,

36asedon body weight forage, sex, md height

32
Table 9, Intake of selected nutrient$ forpersonsagzd 15-17 years by race and sex for income levels: number of

standard andper kilogram of bodv wetght: Unned States, 19

Sex and nutrients Total 1 Whne Negro

FEMALE

Number of examined persons .................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................................

Calories

Protein (gml

Calcium (mg)

Iron (mgl

Vitamin A (Ill)

Vkamin C (mgl

Thiamine (mg)

Riboflavin (1’IW)

Preformed niacin (mg)

503

5,827

1.756

1,631

69

30.53

65.64

63.72

99

1.14

821

720

131

14.27

9.48

8.50

63

0.16

3,597

2,223

63

102

62.52

72.CQ

49.59

143

1.25

1.10

0.95

158

0.02

1,69

1.54

175

0.03

12.64

11.41

0.22

All income

382

5,070

1,750

1,635

69

30.49

65,48

63.56

99

1.14

840

738

135

14,54

9.40

8.45

52

0.16

3,633

2,266

64

104

63.32

72,53

49.64

145

1.26

1.07

0.94

152

0.02

1.69

1.53

176

0.03

12.67

11.34

0.22

119

737

1,802

1,601

71

31.15

67.CKI

66.02

99

1,16

687

611

108

11.87

10.04

9.88

56

0.17

3,415

1,940

53

96

59,03

69.KI

50.26

137

1.20

1.31

1.11

183

0.02

1.66

1.58

169

0.03

14.09

12.40

0.24

~ons. mean. median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

74-Con.

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

Ievelz

117

877

1,633

1,566

67

28.82

56.84

56.43

88

1.00

658

580

106

11.61

8.23

7.23

46

0.15

3,107

2,128

56

89

54.82

71.57

49.20

143

1.28

0.91

0.64

140

0.02

1.37

1.29

153

0.02

10.82

9.99

0.19

57

621

1,605

1,584

66

29.27

54.67

56.69

85

1.00

676

5s6

103

12.33

8.02

7.19

45

0.15

3,326

2,163

60

95

60.65

74.63

49.12

149

1.38

0.66

0.64

135

0.02

1.39

1,32

;.:

10.32

10.05

0.19

60

256

1,702

1,6o6

69

27.64

61.42

56.02

93

1.00

614

547

99

10.05

8.75

7.82

49

0.14

2,576

1,909

48

73

42.15

64.14

49.54

127

1.05

1.04

0.65

152

0.02

1.33

1.23

142

0.02

12.04

9.61

0.20

Totall White Negro

Income above poverty

Ievelz

366

4,613

1,768

1,643

69

30.60

67.49

64.61

101

1.17

854

747

137

14.78

9.66

8.66

54

0.17

3,798

2,353

66

106

65.70

73.34

50.28

145

1.27

1.14

0.88

163

0.02

1.77

1.62

181

0.03

13.22

11.80

0.23

307

4,117

1,761

1,645

69

30.43

67.35

64.14

101

1.16

669

760

139

15.02

9.56

8.61

53

0.17

3,803

2,376

67

106

65.73

73.70

50.42

147

1,27

1.11

0.86

158

0.02

1.76

1.60

181

0.03

13.04

11.66

0.23

57

475

1,632

1,5s9

71

32.66

69.15

66.75

101

1.23

722

614

114

12.67

10.62

10.75

58

0.19

3,862

2,051

55

lCS

68.66

72.11

!33.52

142

1.29

1.45

1.35

198

0.03

1.86

1.66

;.:

14.93

14.03

0.27

‘Totaf includes all races.

‘Excludes pcrscmswith unknuwn income.

313awd on body weight for age, sex, and height.

33
Table 10, Intake of selected nutrients for Demons amd 18.19 vears bv race and sex for income levels: number of

slandard and per kilogran

1

%x and nutrients

80TH SEXES

Iron (mg)

Riboflavin (mg)

If body weight: United States,

Total 1 Wh, te Negro

540

6,326

2,339

2,151

88

35.39

90.61

80.93

135

1.37

982

797

178

14.86

13.21

11.56

74

0.20

4,812

2,998

86

137

72.80

105.01

63.92

199

1.59

1.41

1.20

150

0.02

2.12

1.82

165

0.03

18.82

16,58

0,28

All income

411

5,390

2,387

2,181

89

36,05

93.08

82.50

138

1,41

1,038

856

188

15.67

13.56

11,84

75

0.21

4,957

3,179

90

141

74.86

109.64

66.2~

208

1.66

1.44

1.24

16C

0.0;

2.21

1.9:

165

0.02

19.0(

16.7$

0.2$

122

862

2,090

1,947

82

31,87

77.92

71.96

120

1.19

675

639

124

10.29

11.32

10.14

65

0.17

4,174

2,099

60

119

63.54

73.64

50.87

139

1.12

1,26

1.04

150

0.02

1.62

1.50

142

0.02

16.97

15.53

0.26

sons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

1-74

~

Income below Poverty

138

1,140

2,032

1,760

62

33,06

77.65

71.09

120

1.26

765

533

140

12.45

11.57

9.60

66

0.19

3,737

2,618

73

107

60.81

81.82

60.83

175

1.49

1.28

1.01

157

0.02

1.67

1.38

149

0.03

15.83

12.12

0.26

Ievelz

77

735

1,955 ~

1,671

79

31,72

75.12

66.41

115

1.22

819

547

149

13.29

11.41

9.47

63

0.19

3,473

2,713

76

99

66.34

81.72

60.79

178

1.49

1.24

0.86

157

0.02

1.72

1,28

160

0.03

15.04

11.80

0.24

59

376

2,171

2,229

86

35.34

82.92

87.37

129

1.35

675

507

125

10.98

11.87

10.33

71

0.19

4,413

2,569

73

126

71.83

85.75

50.94

15s

1.4[

1.35

1.12

15!

0.0:

1,61

1.51

131

0.0

17.9[

14.3’

0.2{

Total1 White Negro

378

4,834

2,411

2,229

88

35.82

94.12

85.08

138

1.40

1,040

859

189

15,46

13.62

12.00

76

0.20

5,043

3,168

90

144

74.92

107.24

63.69

203

1.59

1.44

1.27

150

0.02

2.23

1.96

167

0.03

19.32

17.27

0.29

3’16

4,438

2,457

2,312

90

36.59

96.44

85.91

14)1

1.44

1,0S3

899

196

16.13

13.95

12.28

78

0.21

5,179

3,276

95

146

77.13

112.07

66.18

212

1.6?

1.47

1.31

150

0.02

2.30

1.9$

169

0.03

19.71

17.581

0.29

w

451

2,057

1,769

77

29.79

75.76

71.50

115

1.10

678

556

124

9.s4

10.88

10.40

61

0.16

4,045

1,588

46

116

68.58

63.22

37.48

120

0.92

1,22

1.00

147

0.02

1.66

1.47

145

0.02

16,44

17.21

0.24

lTotal includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Basedon body weight forage, sex, and height.

34
Tab4e 10. Intake of $elected nutrients for Dersons ~d18.19vearsbv race and sex for income levels: number of nersons. mean. median. —. and mean nutrient intake asa Dercentof

standard andperkilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74–Con.

Sex and nutrients

MALE

Number of examined persons ............ ....................................................................

Estimated pc+wlation in thousands .......................................................................

Calories

Calcium (mg)

Total 1 White Negro

All income

25s

3.134

2,94S

2,79S

9:

40.25

113.35

105.63

156

1.55

1,247

1,118

227

17.01

16.44

14.68

92

0.22

5,636

4,004

113

161

76.91

116.58

66.58

212

1.59

1.74

1.64

147

0.02

2.69

2,39

165

0.04

23.18

21.75

0.32

2E

2,69!

3,01[

2,911

9/

40.9~

117.5!

106.1$

161

1.5$

1,317

1,197

239

17.87

17.OC

16.25

94

0.23

6,998

4,150

117

171

81.35

123.42

67.82

224

1.67

1.?8

1.66

147

0.02

2.82

2.57

169

0.04

23.77

22.50

0.32

52

380

2,627

2,482

84

36.39

91.14

96.62

128

1.26

85o

804

156

11.77

13.53

12.97

80

0.19

3,692

1,672

47

106

51.13

67,69

26.57

123

0,94

156

1.56

147

0.02

2.00

1.88

138

0.03

20.87

19,55

0,29

Total 1 White Negro

Income below DOvertv

5!

41:

2,69(

2,281

8:

38.5;

100.5:

89.%

142

1.5C

977

803

181

14.55

15.08

11.96

88

0.22

3,622

1,66$

48

104

53.93

96.47

72.12

173

1,42

1.59

1,49

153

002

2.19

1.61

154

0.03

22.01

19.84

0.33

Ievelz

29

247

2,586

2,411

81

37.76

106.54

79.79

147

1,56

1,149

925

209

16.78

15.78

11.98

88

0.23

3,824

2,712

73

103

55,64

93.44

71,54

170

1,36

1.53

1.s

147

0.02

2.47

2.12

173

0.04

21.62

17,74

0.32

14

2,681

2,31X

&

40.0$

95.7C

101.15

13E

1.43

762

635

14a

11.40

14.86

13.08

95

0.22

3,669

1,665

44

105

54.86

83.25

25.72

151

1.24

1.74

1.66

163

003

1.89

1.80

129

0.03

24.75

23.S7

0,37

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

Ievelz

19

2,64

2,98(

2,90f

9:

40.2~

114.%

106.6(

15[

1.5!

1,28!

1,172

234

17.35

16.4S

14.96

92

0.22

5,82C

4,1LK

115

166

78.57

118,92

63,89

216

1.61

1.74

1,65

145

0.02

2.73

2.52

167

0.04

23.26

21.88

0.31

166

2,382

3,038

2,929

94

40.99

117.9-1

106.39

161

1.59

1,332

1,226

242

17.98

16.96

15.35

94

0.23

6,o82

4,164

118

174

82,11

125,60

6721

228

1.70

1.78

1.66

145

0.02

2.82

2.59

169

004

23.89

22.59

0.32

28

236

2,595

2,623

82

34.39

88.36

80.73

122

1.17

903

833

164

11.97

12.72

12.86

71

0,17

3.707

2,127

63

106

49.12

58.20

3745

106

0,77

1.45

156

140

002

2.07

2,01

145

0.03

18,50

1756

0,25

lTotal includes all races.

2Exclude$ persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weiuht for age. sex. and height.

35
Table 10. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 18-19 years by race and sex for income levels: numter o

,ady weight: United States, 1S

Total 1 White Negro

All income

281

3,192

1,739

1,589

83

29.47

68.29

85.17

114

1.16

723

594

130

12.24

10.04

8.64

56

0.17

4,002

2,630

75

114

87.80

93.65

61.59

186

1.59

1.09

0.98

157

0.02

1,56

1.41

163

0.03

14,15

12.45

0,24

209

2,695

1,756

1,601

64

29.91

68.61

66,01

114

1,17

758

634

137

12.92

10.15

8.94

56

0.1 -i

3,916

2,702

76

111

66.71

96.45

61.46

192

1.64

1.11

0.99

157

0.02

1,61

1,43

167

0.03

14.23

12,60

0.24

7C

48i

1,668

1,498

80

27.63

67.51

52.92

113

1.12

536

479

97

8,91

9.59

8.12

53

0.16

4,552

2,433

68

130

75.41

78.32

61.35

151

1.30

1.03

0.94

155

0.02

1.32

1.24

143

0.02

13.90

12.23

0.23

!rsons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

74-COn.

~

Income below oovertv

leue12

83

721

1,707

1,532

82

29.36

64.35

57.73

107

1.11

642

474

116

11.04

9.52

8.27

53

0.16

3,804

2.768

78

lW

65.42

89.70

51.06

176

1.54

1.10

0.94

160

0.02

1.37

1.29

145

0.02

12.39

10.42

0.21

‘w

489

1,637

1,474

79

28.13

59.27

52,58

99

1.02

652

425

119

11.21

9.21

8.27

51

0.16

3,295

2,713

77

94

56.63

90.85

42.69

181

1.56

1.10

0.87

167

0.02

1.35

1S!4

149

0.02

11,72

10.54

0.20

35

232

1,856

1,850

89

31.96

75.01

66.90

124

1.29

620

505

112

10.68

10.19

8.27

0.::

4,873

3,175

92

139

83.92

87.29

51.72

164

1.50

1.11

1.01

150

0.02

1.43

1.38

140

0.02

13.79

10.28

0.24

Total 1 White Negro

Income above ooveflv

181

2,286

1,750

1,587

84

29.43

70.36

65.46

117

1.18

757

635

136

12.73

10.29

8.92

57

0.17

4,142

2,541

74

118

69.66

93.70

62.60

187

1.58

1,10

0.99

157

0.02

1.64

1.43

170

0.03

14.75

13.31

0.25

Ievelz’

149

2,056

1,785

1,6’11

135

30.:20

71.49

66.23

1’19

1.21

794

665

143

13.44

10.46

8.96

$3

0.18

4,1:11

2,613

76

117

69.90

86.39

61.87

192

1.63

1.12

1.01

157

0.02

1.69

1.48

173

0.03

14.87

13.36

0.25

30

215

1,468

1,426

71

23.67

61.94

49.74

106

1.00

434

430

79

7.00

9.07

7.78

51

0.15

4,417

1,528

47

126

71.20

68.72

37.75

136

1,11

0.96

0.76

163

0.02

1.21

1.03

149

0.02

14.17

13.45

0.23

36
Table 11. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 20-24 yeart by race and sex for income levels: number o

standard and per kilogram of body wmsht: United Slates

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Number of examined persons .................................................................................

Estimated populmicm in thousands ........................................................................

Cdom$

Mean . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Calcium (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei#!t .............................................................................

Iron (mg)

Mean ............................................................................................ ..........................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrmnt intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ........................ .....................................................

Vitamin A (IU)

Moan ......................................................................................................................

Medmn ...................................................................................................................

Median nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

M8an nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ........................ .....................................................

Vitamin C [m@

Mean .................................................................................................. ....................

Mediam ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of $tandmd .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wei@t .............................................................................

Thiamine [mg)

Mean .,,,,, ............................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................... .............

Mesn nutrimt intake:

Percent of standard .................................... .....................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Riboflavin [m@

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ......................................... ..........................................................................

Mmn nutrient intake:

Percnnt of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body w.ei@t .............................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg)

Mean ................... ...................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight ..................................................................................

lTotal includes all races.

2Excludes persons with u“knwvn income.

3Bxed on body weight for age, sex, and height.

Total 1 Wht:e Negro

All income

1,756

17,136

2,265

2,05B

88

33.55

88.46

75.26

123

1.28

888

677

t91

13.15

13.14

11.59

108

0.19

4,501

2,979

86

128

66.66

96.16

56.22

166

1.42

1.42

1.20

157

0.02

2.02

1.70

162

0.03

18.87

15.93

0.28

1,379

14,757

2,298

2,092

89

34.05

88.20

76.BO

125

1.31

925

716

200

13.70

13.33

11.71

110

0.20

4,375

2,970

66

124

64.78

9s.34

59.86

167

1.43

1.43

1.20

155

0,02

2.0s

1.76

163

0.03

19.27

16.25

0.29

33!

2,0’41

2,07(

1,85(

&

29.%

75.7(

68.01

1O$

1,0s

63(

462

131

9.11

11.77

10.7C

9:

0.17

5,095

2,686

7e

144

73.66

69.95

41.18

155

1,3C

1.31

1.19

157

0.02

1.63

1.36

143

0.02

16,61

13.57

0.24

rsons. mean. medaan. and mean nutrient retake as a Dercent of

?1.74”

Total 1 Whne Negro

II 1

Income Mow poverty

349

2,567

2,061

1,901

83

30.94

74.31

5S.65

107

1.12

750

62S

161

11.25

11.55

10.76

92

0.17

4,242

2,474

70

122

63.6s

86.39

43.53

150

1.30

1.32

1,16

lWJ

0.02

1.64

1.81

162

0,03

17.01

14.93

0.26

levelz

200

1,759

2,122

1,965

64

31.77

75.55

71.61

109

1.13

762

650

16s

11.41

11.71

10.94

95

0.18

3,431

2,327

67

100

51.36

85.62

40.18

149

1.2B

1.34

1.13

157

0.02

1.90

1.65

162

0.03

17.85

16.01

0.27

143

730

1,924

1,678

81

26.52

70.20

55.28

101

1.04

700

493

139

10.38

10.79

9.42

79

0.16

5,706

2,722

76

160

64.56

7W64

46.93

138

1.18

1.26

1,28

1s3

0.02

t.70

1.21

162

0.03

14.85

12.36

0,22

Total 1 W7wte Negro

Income above poverty

1,351

14,037

2,28:

2,07E

ES

33.77

87,9C

76.1:

124

1.30

904

6B0

194

13,33

13.33

t 1.66

110

0.20

4,.469

3,059

69

127

66.23

98.07

59.23

1%

1.40

1.20

153

0.02

2.00

1.71

160

0.03

19.10

15.93

0.28

Ievelz

1,140

12,531

2,308

2,103

69

34.10

B9.13

77.60

126

1.32

93B

720

202

13.86

13.45

11.73

111

0.20

4,448

3,051

8B

126

65.69

96.07

61 .A4

170

1.45

1.41

1.20

1s3

0.02

2.05

1.76

162

0.03

19.34

!6.06

0.29

180

1,256

2,146

1,B79

e4

30.52

78,46

68.77

113

1.12

5B1

433

125

8.26

12.34

11.19

101

0.18

4,634

2,693

61

132

65,90

84.71

38.64

163

1,36

1,33

1,16

155

0.02

1,56

1.37

134

0.02

17.61

15.16

0.25

37
Table 11, Intak~ of selected nutrients for pwmns aged 20-24 years by race and sex for income levels: number of pemom, mean, media”, md mean nutrient intake as a percent of

standard and per kiloqram of body weiqht: United States. 1971.74-Con,

Sex and nutrients Totai 1 White Negro

All income

51:

8,21

2,881

2,70

91

38,3[

lo9.9~

101.91

14:

1.4(

1,11:

88f

27C

14.7?

16,54

15.2E

16!

0.22

5,30E

3,797

llC

152

70.48

108.27

73.46

180

1.44

1,74

1.60

150

0.02

2.54

2.27

160

0.03

24.59

22.83

0.33

423

7,154

2,944

2,792

96

39.02

112.51

104,72

146

1.49

1,161

956

291

15.38

16,90

15,47

169

0.22

5,134

3,761

110

147

68.o4

107.57

75.19

179

1.43

1,77

1.60

150

0.02

2.63

2.41

162

0.03

25.16

23.53

0.33

6(

907

2,52C

2,18:

8Z

33.0:

92.01

88.05

120

1,21

747

494

187

9.79

13,78

13.97

138

0.18

6,318

3,193

97

181

82.82

105.20

38.10

175

1.38

1.51

1,42

150

0.02

1,98

1.54

142

0,03

20.91

19.98

0.27

ZuEIE Income below poverty

95

1,113

2,555

2,318

64

35.02

94.71

90.83

125

1.30

924

790

242

12,66

14.28

14.59

143

0.20

4,737

2,735

80

139

64.94

91.76

54.14

153

1,26

1.6o

1.54

157

0.02

2.35

2.06

167

0.03

22.06

20.83

0,30

leve12

65

6X

2,611

2,355

86

35.54

94.09

86.13

124

1.28

897

770

238

12.21

14.31

14.21

143

0.19

3,776

2,525

72

113

51.41

66.43

51.84

147

1.20

1,63

1.42

165

0.02

2.39

2.02

167

0.03

22.85

20.81

0.31

2[

23:

2,40

2,3W

7t

32.31

94.3$

91.9:

12:

1.2;

98E

67~

247

13.26

13.19

13.95

132

0.16

7,540

2,982

87

215

101.21

82.61

74.45

136

1.11

1.46

1.55

152

0.02

2.25

1.98

169

0.03

16.81

15.57

0.25

Totall White Negro

Income above P-3verty

400

6,801

2,926

2.738

95

38.69

111.38

102.47

145

1.47

1,126

893

281

14.85

16.78

15.39

168

0.22

5,239

3,936

114

150

69.06

111.67

75.91

186

1.47

1.73

1.60

147

0.02

2.51

2.27

1E6

0.03

24.90

23.04

0.33

level2

343

6,040

2,973

2,800

97

39.13

113.94

105.72

146

1.50

1,181

981

294

15.54

17.13

15.58

171

0.23

5,174

3,698

114

148

68.10

111.20

81.31

185

1.46

1.76

1.61

147

0.02

2.59

2,42

158

0.03

25.35

23.71

0.33

49

654

2,586

2,183

84

33.33

91.01

73.91

119

1.18

650

470

162

8.44

13.99

13.49

140

0.18

5,546

3,197

88

159

72.07

110.87

37.22

185

1.44

1.49

1.41

146

0.02

1.88

1.52

132

0.02

21.71

20.63

0.28

38
Table 11. Intake of selected nutrients for m’sans aged 20-24 year$ by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

standard-and per kilcgram

Sex and nutrients

FEMALE

Number of examined persons .................. .......................................... .. ..............

Estimated population in thousands .......................................................................

Calories

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standrird ......... ................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdy weight .............................................................................

Thiamine (mgl

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body wmght ............................................. ...................... ..........

Ribof lawn (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median .................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................ .................................................................

Per kilogram of body wetght .............................................................................

Preformed niacin lmg)

Mean ...................... ........ .................................................. .....................................

Median .......................................... .........................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight . .. ......... .. ......... .. .... .. ... ..... ...... ... ..... .. ... ...... .. ......... .. .....

lTotal includes all races.

2Excludcs persons with unknown income.

3Bssed on body weight for age. sex. and height.

,XIV weiaht: United States. 1971 -74-Ccm.

Total 1 White Negro

All income

1,243

B,919

1,691

1,560

7%

28.o1

64.82

56.82

104

1.07

672

570

111

11.29

10.01

8.S8

55

0.17

3,761

2,502

71

106

62.30

B5.01

47.78

153

1,41

1.12

0.94

165

0,02

1.53

1.33

163

0.03

13.6J3

11.S9

0.23

956

7,603

1,691

1,580

79

28.17

65.33

58.95

104

1.09

703

593

114

11.71

9.98

8,82

56

0.17

3,660

2,498

71

103

60.96

85.78

47.31

155

1.43

1.11

0.93

165

0.02

1.5$

1.37

167

0.03

13.72

12.08

0.23

259

1,136

1,710

1,619

79

26.93

62.66

56.60

100

0.99

538

412

87

8.47

10.17

9.40

57

0.16

4,117

2,462

67

116

64.86

77.76

52.71

139

1.23

1.16

1.00

170

0.02

1.35

1.13

143

0.02

13.17

11.91

0,21

Total 1 II White I Negro

Income below poverty

leve12

254

1,454

1,683

1,561

78

27,26

58.69

51.51

94

0.95

617

456

100

9.98

9.46

8.48

53

0.15

3,663

2,300

64

108

62.54

82.28

40.05

148

1.33

1.10

0S4

163

0.02

1.45

1.19

156

0.02

13.14

11.54

0.21

136

926

1,664

1,580

78

27.67

58.89

54.56

95

0.97

641

514

105

10.54

9.37

8.68

52

0.15

3,122

2,158

62

86

51.31

63.09

39.46

151

1.37

1.07

0.87

160

0.02

1.46

1.29

156

0.02

13,36

12.53

0.22

115

497

1,698

1,554

7’8

26.47

58.92

49.20

92

0.92

565

391

88

8.81

9.67

8.35

s

!3,$5

4,848

2,581

70

134

75.55

78.26

44,0E

138

1.22

1.16

1.01

172

0.02

1.45

1.11

15+

0.02

13.OC

11.66

0.2(

Totdl II White I Negro

Income above rmverty

951

7236

1,687

1,576

78

28.05

65.83

59.13

105

1.09

695

581

113

11.54

10.08

8.87

56

0.17

3,785

2,571

72

106

62.91

85,28

47.95

154

1.42

109

0.93

163

0.02

1.53

1.34

165

0,03

13.66

11.93

0.23

leve12’

797

6,491

1,689

1,573

78

28.16

66.04

58.87

105

1.10

712

594

116

11.87

10.03

8.80

56

0.17

3,771

2,584

72

106

62.87

85.85

47.37

155

1.43

1.09

0.93

160

0.02

1.55

1.36

167

0.03

13,74

12,01

0.23

131

603

1,691

1,651

79

26.80

64.90

59.68

106

1.03

506

415

85

8.o1

10.54

10.11

59

0.17

3,643

2,317

67

103

57.72

77.20

62.03

140

1.22

1.16

1.00

170

0.02

1,26

1.14

136

0,02

13.15

11.87

0.21

39
Table 12. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 25-34 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a pwcent of

standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971-74

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Total L White Negro

All income

2,700

26,762

2,16,3

,,997

87

30,38

86.05

75.B9

123

1,21

845

670

181

11.86

13.35

11.91

110

0.19

4,816

3,011

87

137

67.5(3

82.67

55.7;2

743

1.16

1.3!5

1.1!5

155

0.02

1.95

1.7 ‘1

16:1

0.03

19.67

17.1:?

O,za

2,211

23,529

2,177

2,017

87

30.63

86,73

76.32

123

1,22

880

708

189

12.38

13,44

11,99

110

0.19

4,856

3,112

89

138

68.28

83,46

56.55

145

1,17

1.35

1.16

155

0.02

1,99

1.74

165

0.03

19.86

17.41

0.28

454

2,917

2,085

1,823

85

28.44

81.40

71.13

11s

1.11

581

481

126

7.92

12,72

11,21

105

0.17

4,606

2,483

71

131

62.83

75.87

48.15

132

1,03

1.29

1.07

155

0.02

1.62

1.36

140

0.02

18.39

15.03

0.25

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

384

2,438

1,853

1,722

81

26.73

74.77

63.29

112

1.08

634

668

126

9.15

12.28

10.11

94

0.18

4,188

2,307

68

119

60.41

62.27

38.67

110

0,90

1.21

1,03

163

0.02

1.61

1.43

158

0.02

16.76

14.35

0.24

Ievelz

210

1,560

1,855

1,770

81

27.21

75.44

65.15

112

1.11

698

620

137

10.23

12.24

10.10

94

0.18

4,003

2,469

70

113

58.72

56.83

37.36

100

0,83

1.19

1,03

160

0.02

1.66

1.52

162

0.02

16.96

14.61

0.25

169

827

1,870

1,672

83

25.86

74.12

60.57

112

1.02

504

445

101

6.97

12.29

9.81

0.:

4,560

1,955

59

130

63.05

66,77

50.09

118

0.92

1.23

0.96

165

0.02

1.52

1.26

147

0.02

15.93

12.84

0.22

Totall White Negro

Income above Dovertv

2,240

23,542

2,195

2,044

87

30.69

87.14

76.65

124

1.22

864

694

186

12.08

13.48

12.10

111

0.19

4,837

3,068

88

137

67.61

84.39

57.87

146

1.18

1.36

1,16

155

0,02

1.98

1.73

163

0.03

19.97

17.51

0.28

level2”

1,841

21 ,24E

2,200

2,054

“ 88

30.80

87.44

76.95

124

1.22

891

714

192

12.47

13.54

12.13

111

0.19

4,872

3,136

90

138

68,18

8-$.93

58.73

147

1.19

1.37

1.17

155

0.02

2,01

1.7f

16!

0.02

20.01

17.6<

0.2[

271

2,036

2,185

1,965

87

39.57

84.85

75.51

121

1.16

617

502

138

8.35

12.94

11,80

110

0,18

4,671

2,763

77

133

63.19

80.20

48.23

139

1.09

1.32

1.08

153

0.02

1.67

1,45

138

0.02

19.48

15.90

0.2B

lToral includes all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income,

36ased on body weight for age, sex, and height

40
6ex and nutrients

Table 12. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 25.34 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a Percent of

standard and oer kulowam of body weight: Urmed States, 1971.74-Con.

Total 1 White Negro

*

Number of exa’nined persons ................................................................................

Estimated population in thousamb .......................................................................

Calories

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ........ ...........................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of stnndard3 ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

. Protein (gin)

Mean .......... ........................... .................................................................. ..............

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Calcium img)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

f.%xtian ................. ..................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilcgram of Mdy weight .............................................................................

Iron (mg)

Moan ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Pement of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdy weight .............................................................................

Vitsmin A IIU)

Mean .................................................................................................. ...................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Median nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

MEWI nutrient intake:

Parcent of mandard .........................................................................................

Par kilogram of body wmi@ .............................................................................

Vitamin C [rng)

Mean ....................................................................... ..............................................

Median ................................................................................ ..................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

1% kilogram of body wnight .............................................................................

Tluamine (M9}

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median .........................................................................................................i .........

Mean nutriant intake:

Percent ofstand.wd .............................................. ...........................................

Per kilogram of bwJy weight .............................................................................

Riboflavin (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Median nutrient intake:

Percent ofstandwd ........................................................ ................................

Per kilogram of bcdy weight .............................................................................

Preformed ni3cin [mgl

Moan ......................................................................................................................

Median ............................................................................. .....................................

Pw kilogram of bodv wight ..................................................................................

lTotal includes allrsces.

2Exchtdex persons with unknown income.

3fjWd on h~dy Wight for age, sex, and hei8ht.

604

12,766

2,739

2.588

91

34.2a

10S.62

101,23

t 42

1.36

1,CM9

867

262

13.13

16.67

15,40

167

0.21

5,350

3,536

102

152

56.95

68.70

58.44

150

1.12

1.66

1.44

153

0.02

2.40

2.14

160

0.03

25.06

22.15

0.31

672

11,191

2,765

2,591

92

34.45

109.46

102.31

142

1.36

1,G93

922

273

13.62

16.6o

15.53

166

0.21

5,379

3,569

lW

134

67.02

91.22

60.11

152

1.14

1,67

1.44

150

0.02

2.45

2.20

162

0.03

25.32

22.40

0.32

119

1,377

2,667

2,656

92

33.54

106,81

96.13

143

1.34

755

668

169

9.50

16.20

14.62

162

0.20

5,427

2,853

66

155

5S.25

79.11

46.60

132

0.88

1.62

1.54

153

0.02

2.06

1.66

142

0.03

24.02

20.37

0.30

Total 1 White

I

Negro

Income below poverty

Melz

8;;

2,359

2,322

61

32.20

102.62

99.25

139

1.40

775

664

194

10.67

17.15

17.54

172

0.23

5,114

3,341

92

146

69.60

61.83

U.81

103

0.64

1.55

1.56

165

0,02

2.o5

1.79

lm

0,03

23.23

21.78

0.32

46

528

2,359

2,249

80

32,41

102.50

94.60

137

1.41

640

659

210

11.54

17.39

17.45

174

0.24

5,187

4,082

121

148

77.25

52.47

44.07

88

0.72

1.54

1.52

163

0.02

2.10

1.76

162

0.03

23.69

21.63

0,33

23

269

2,497

2,716

87

32.50

109.21

105.50

149

1.42

627

644

157

8.16

17.42

20.42

174

0.23

5,216

2,751

75

149

67.82

64.27

47.06

107

0.64

1.61

1,68

162

0.02

2.03

1.S6

145

0.03

21.95

19.10

0.29

Total 1

I

White Negro

Income above poverty

707

11,520

2,772

2,603

92

34.43

109.10

101.41

142

1.36

1,067

666

267

13.26

16.67

15.33

167

0.21

5,270

3.686

103

151

65.46

9146

60.30

152

1.14

1.68

1.44

150

0.02

2.41

2.16

15a

0.03

25.25

22.19

0.31

levelz

605

10,261

2,791

2,604

34.::

109.85

102.54

142

1,36

1>104

931

276

13.67

16.81

15.48

168

0.21

5,263

3,666

106

151

65.40

92.S0

61.78

155

1.15

1.69

1.44

150

0.02

2.46

2.23

160

0.03

25.47

22.55

0.32

92

1,085

2,723

2,656

33.E

106.71

93.39

142

1,33

791

712

198

9.84

15,92

14.13

159

0.20

5,521

2,983

90

156

54.68

83.25

46.65

139

1.04

1.64

1.37

150

0.02

2.11

1.99

140

0.03

24.61

20.41

0.31

41
Table 12. Intake of selecred nutrients forpermnsaged 25-34 years by race and sex for ,ncomelevel$: numboraf perscms, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake asa Dercent of

standard and oer kilowam of body weight: United States, 1971 .1974 —Ccm.

Sex and nutrients

FEMALE

Riboflavin (ma)

Total 1 White Negro

1,896

13,996

1,638

1,547

83

25.88

65.47

59,74

105

1,’03

6159

547

1(37

10.AO

10:33

9.32

!57

0.’16

4,3:28

2,560

“72

122

68.35

76,:~5

49,49

138

1.20

1.08

o,{~

163

0.02

1.53

1.213

171

0.C12

14.76

13.2!2

0,23

Al I income

1,539

12,338

1,644

1,559

83

26,19

66.12

60.34

106

1.05

687

576

112

10.94

10.39

9.39

58

0.17

4,382

2,s42

74

124

69.77

76.42

49.54

138

1.22

1.07

0.95

163

0.02

1.57

1.38

174

0.03

14.90

13.39

0.24

33$

1,54C

1,584

1,352

8C

23.oE

58.6~

53.93

96

0.87

425

360

70

6.27

9.6o

8,74

53

0.14

3,872

1,859

66

109

57.15

72.96

47.01

132

1.08

1.00

0.83

160

0.01

1.20

1.05

140

0.02

13.36

12.11

0.20

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

leve12

311

1,601

1,56$

1,444

81

23.&

60.11

54.4$

9E

0.8S

561

50[

91

8.34

9.71

8,41

54

0.14

3,704

1,968

58

105

55.06

62.50

37.14

113

0.93

1.03

0.89

163

0,02

1,38

1.25

15a

0.02

13.38

11.69

0.20

162

1,032

1,597

1,528

81

24.27

61.59

55.41

100

0.94

625

594

100

9.50

9,61

8,38

53

0.15

3,398

2,124

61

96

51.63

59.06

35.60

107

0.90

1.02

0.90

160

0.02

1,43

1,33

162

0.02

13.52

11.95

0.21

146

558

1,5s?

1,339

81

22.34

57.17

50.51

94

0.62

445

417

74

6.35

9.81

8.40

54

0.14

4,242

1,586

46

121

60.47

67.97

51.09

123

0.97

1.05

0,62

167

0.01

1.28

104

149

0.02

13.02

10.74

0.19

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

1,533

12,021

1,643

1,554

83

26.10

66.10

60.70

106

1.05

669

551

10+3

10.64

10.43

9.47

58

0.17

4,423

2,653

75

125

70.26

77.61

53.22

140

1.23

1,06

0.96

163

0.02

1.56

1.36

173

0.02

14.92

13.36

0.24

1,336

10,965

1,646

1,55a

83

26.26

66.43

60.Fd

107

1.06

690

573

113

11.01

10.47

9,51

58

0.17

4.486

2,695

77

127

71.56

77.45

53.69

140

1,24

1.07

0,95

163

0.02

1.59

1.37

174

0.03

14.99

13.44

0.24

179

951

1,572

1,361

79

23.63

59.92

55.50

97

0.90

418

339

6.%

9.53

8.91

53

0.14

3,700

2,727

62

104

55.64

76.71

47.23

139

1.15

0.97

0.85

155

0.01

1.17

1.07

134

0.02

13.63

12.62

0.20

lTotal includes all races.

2Exclud8s per80nswith”” know income.

3Basedon body weight forage, sex, and height,

42
Table 13. Intake of selected nutrients forper50ns a5ed354ymm bYmemdsex for income levels: number of permns,mean,median,andmean nutrient intake sa percent of

standard andperkilogmm of~dy might: United States. 1971-74

Sex and nutrients

~

BOTH SEXES

Number of examined persons .................................................................................

Estimated population in thousands ........................................................ ................

Calories

Protein (gin)

Calcium (mgl

Iron (mg)

Vitamin A (IU)

Th!amine (mgl

2,328

22,575

2,035

1,872

86

27.62

81.73

74.12

118

1.11

752

605

162

10.20

13.02

11.62

o%

4,769

3,211

93

136

64.71

81.26

56.42

142

1.10

1.25

1.11

153

0.02

1,81

1.6o

162

0,02

19,18

17.15

0,26

All income

1,871

20,107

2,069

1,902

87

28.17

63.00

75.17

119

1.13

77.E

62e

13.27

11.61

109

0.18

4,803

3,271

94

137

65.38

81.52

60.09

142

1.11

1.27

1.12

153

0.02

1,26

1.63

163

0.03

19.54

17.44

0.27

421

2,176

1,719

1,570

76

22.16

69.23

60.72

101

0.88

519

441

108

6,69

10.77

9.24

84

0.14

4,623

2,696

80

132

59.57

79.63

44.49

140

1,03

1.06

0.92

157

0.01

1.42

1.23

151

0.02

15.80

13.34

0.20

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

Ievelz

334

2,040

1,954

1,677

84

25.60

78.56

66.12

115

104

784

569

171

10.36

12.33

10.59

lW

0.16

4,624

2,798

82

132

61.05

69.70

40.67

121

0.92

1.25

104

160

0.02

1.80

1.51

167

0.02

16.30

14.78

0.22

165

1,383

2,052

1,718

87

27.53

85.25

68.93

124

1.14

936

653

206

12.55

13.11

10.%

I

109

0.16

5.008

?,038

88

143

67.17

64 ,S%

40.16

113

0,87

1.31

1.12

160

0.02

2.03

1.57

180

0,03

16,82

15,17

0.23

E

1,743

1,572

78

22.18

64.24

60.8S

96

0.82

468

431

97

5.9s

10.53

9.62

82

0.13

3.664

2,393

72

110

49.19

W.w

52.55

141

1.03

1.13

0.86

163

0.01

1.30

1.09

136

0.02

15.11

12.86

0.19

Total 1

II

White Negro

Income above Dovetw

1,809

19,718

2,043

1,895

87

27.78

82,04

74.62

118

1.12

751

612

161

10.2U

13.10

11.77

107

0.18

4.729

3,258

94

135

64.28

82.68

60.44

144

1.12

1.26

1,12

153

0.02

1.81

1.62

162

0.02

19,45

17.4e

0.25

Ievelz

1,645

18,030

2,o69

1,919

67

28.17

82.73

75.04

119

1.13

767

625

165

10.44

13.28

11.89

109

0.18

4,717

3,287

95

135

64.21

82.=

61.92

144

1.13

1.27

1.13

152

0.02

1.84

1.63

162

0.03

19.71

17.72

0.27

234

1,428

1,719

1,574

75

22.20

71.74

58.87

104

0.93

554

493

115

7.15

10.95

9.23

85

0.14

5,073

2,756

84

145

65.51

79.92

44,37

140

1.J3

1,07

0.93

155

0.01

1.49

1.26

lW

0.02

16.24

13.41

0.21

lTOIal includes all races.

2Excludes persons tith unkno~vn income.

38ased cm body wight for age, sex, and height.

43
Table 13. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 35-44 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

standard and per kilogram of bodv weight: United States, 1971 -74—Con.

%x and nutrients

MALE

Calories

Protein (gml

Calcium (mg)

Iron (mgl

Vitamin A (IUI

Vttamin C lmg)

Th$amine (mg)

Riboflavin lmg)

ZzEiEE’

All income

665

10,804

2,554

2,4121

90

31.59

101,96

92.41

134

1,26

9117

737

228

1134

15.69

14,69

159

0.20

5,370

3,766

110

153

66.42

82.55

61,11

138

1,02

1,50

1,36

147

0.02

2,24

2.01

160

0,03

23.83

22.15

0.29

570

9,857

2,576

2,443

91

31.83

102.66

92,66

135

1,27

937

751

234

11.57

16.07

14.83

161

0.20

5,413

3,817

111

155

66.87

82.45

63.80

137

1.02

1,51

1,37

147

0,02

2,27

2,03

160

0.03

24.06

22,22

0.30

87

820

2,354

2,144

83

28.59

94.82

86.68

125

1.15

689

524

172

8,37

14.29

14,01

143

0,17

5,174

3,361

97

147

62.E4

90.01

52,75

150

1,09

1.43

1,34

152

0.02

1.87

1.77

143

0.02

21.23

19.75

0.26

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

72

892

2,651

2,219

94

33.08

106.01

92.52

142

1.32

1,112

776

278

13.88

16.39

15.71

164

0.20

6,126

4,618

132

175

76.43

77.27

49.55

129

0.96

1.68

1.54

160

0.02

2.48

1.84

171

0.03

20.81

19.75

0.26

leve12

44

638

2,786

2,340

98

35,14

15,86

06,8S

154

1.46

1,325

854

331

16.72

17.43

18.41

174

0.22

6,823

4,874

139

195

86.07

69.17

42.65

115

0.87

1.74

1,51

157

0.02

2.78

1.94

181

0.04

21,31

21,25

0.27

27

251

2,328

2,058

83

28.13

81.45

68.62

110

0.98

583

447

146

7.05

13.62

11.52

136

0.16

4,407

4,348

119

126

53.25

98.70

62.36

154

1.19

1.53

1.54

165

0,02

1,86

1,62

129

0.02

19,50

19.56

0.24

Total 1

I

White Negro

Income ;::e; povertv

567

9.513

2,549

2,454

80

31.48

101.99

92.65

134

1,26

903

728

226

11.15

15.89

74.76

158

0.20

5,227

3,732

109

149

54.54

83.15

63.24

139

1.03

1.50

1.36

147

0.02

2,21

2.02

15a

0.03

24.15

22.24

0,30

509

8,883

2,561

2,459

80

31.68

101.98

92.48

134

1.26

910

732

228

11.22

15.99

14.79

160

0.20

5,219

3,782

110

149

64.34

83,27

65.61

139

1.03

1.51

1.37

147

0,02

2.22

2,03

158

0,03

24,24

22,21

0,30

52

511

2,428

2,558

65

29.33

103.37

100.89

134

1.25

776

613

194

9.37

14.81

15.09

149

0.18

5,825

3,102

97

166

70.38

90.23

45.45

150

1,09

1.42

1,30

147

0.02

2.03

1.85

153

0.02

22.69

22.79

0.27

lTotal includes nil races.

‘Excludes persons with tmk”own i“c<,me.

38ased on body weight for age, WK. and height.
Table 13. Intake of selected nutrients for persons qed 3544 years bv race and sex for income ievels: number of persons, mean, medmn, and mean nutrtent Intake as a Percent of

standard and Der kdogram of body weight: United States. 1971.74-Con.

Sex and nutrients

FEMALE

Number of exammed persons .................................................................................

Estimated poptdatlon in thousands ........................................................................

Calories

Median .................................................................................................. .. .. .. .......

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdv weight ....... ....................................... ..................... .......

Protein {gin)

Mean .....................................................................................................................

Median .....,......................................................................... ...................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 ........ ............................................ ..... ..................... .. ....

Per kilogram of bodv weight .............................................................................

Calcium (mg)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ....................................................................... ..... .....................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bodv weight .............................................................................

Iron [mg)

Median ............. ......................................................................................................

Median nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .............................................. ..........................................

Per kilogram of body weight ......................................................... ...................

Vitamin C {rng)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

M-san nutrient intake

Percent of standard ................................................................................... ......

Per kilogram of body wei~t ........ .......... ........... ....... ..... .. ................ ..........

Thiamine (rng)

Mean ......................................................................................................................

Median ............. ......................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intakw

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of body’ weight .............................................................................

Riboflavin {mg)

Mean ......... .............................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Mean nutrimt intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilcgram of body weight .............................................................................

Preformed niacin (mg)

M+an .................. ....................................................................................................

Median ...................................................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdv waight ..................................................................................

Total 1 White Negro

All income

1,663

11.772

1,55s

1,489

83

23.23

63.16

67.52

103

0.94

600

487

100

8.94

10.39

9.44

58

0.15

4,217

2,746

78

120

62.85

80.07

55.00

145

1.19

1.02

0.91

163

0.02

1.43

1.27

167

0.02

14.90

13.35

0.22

1,301

10,250

1,5a2

1,512

84

23.88

64.10

58.50

104

0.97

625

506

104

9.44

10.57

9.66

59

0.16

4,217

2,796

80

120

63.66

80.63

56.65

146

1.22

1.03

0.93

163

0.02

1.46

1.31

169

0.02

15.20

13.62

0.23

334

1,354

1,335

1,324

71

17.88

53.72

48.57

S7

0,72

417

352

69

5,57

8.64

7.66

48

0.12

4,289

2,401

67

123

57.39

73.35

42.09

133

0.88

0.87

0.76

163

0.01

1.15

1.04

1%

0.02

12.51

10.97

0.17

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

262

1,148

1,413

1,359

77

19.54

57.25

50.36

94

0.79

630

389

86

7.33

9.17

8.36

51

0.13

3,458

2,138

64

98

47.82

63.87

36.53

116

0.88

0.91

0.83

160

0.01

128

1.11

163

0.02

12.79

11.65

0.16

leve12

121

74?

1,424

1,444

7E

20.1$

59.0:

52.OE

97

0.84

601

451

S.:

9.41

8,55

52

0.13

3,454

2,314

67

98

4899

61.17

39.04

111

0,67

0.83

0,69

163

0.01

1.39

1.27

178

0,02

12.99

11.e4

0.18

139

395

1,372

1,25+3

74

18,09

53.33

47.63

88

0.70

397

298

66

5.24

8.53

7.69

47

0.11

3,520

1,619

55

101

46.39

69.77

33.69

127

0.92

0.87

0.71

157

0.01

1.07

0.83

142

0.01

12.33

11.03

0.16

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

1,342

10,205

1.572

1,499

64

23.59

63.46

68,01

103

0.95

609

500

101

9.14

10.51

9.56

58

0.16

4,265

2,820

80

122

84.00

82.24

57.36

149

1.23

1.03

0.92

165

0.02

1.44

1.28

167

0.02

15,08

13,48

023

1,1 3E

9.147

1,591

1,52(

8:

24.lC

64.04

58.5Z

104

0.97

628

51E

104

9.52

10.64

9.73

59

0.16

4,229

2,842

81

121

5%08

82.51

57.89

lWJ

1.25

1.04

0,93

163

0.02

1.47

1.31

167

0.02

15.30

13.72

0.23

182

917

1,324

1,338

70

17.78

54.13

46.74

87

0.73

431

392

72

5.78

8.75

7.56

49

0.12

4,654

2,565

72

133

62.50

74.18

44.06

135

1.00

0,88

0.78

165

0.01

1.19

1.12

163

0.02

12.65

10.95

0.17

lTotal includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Based on body weight for aae, sex, und height.

45
Table 14. Imake of selected nutrients for persons aged 45.54 yews by race and sex fm income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of

standard and ,.Der kiloaram of body weight: United States, 1971-74

Sex and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Protein (am)

Total 1 White Negro

—

All income

1,601

23,524

1,$)0,

1,780

B5

25.93

79.25

72.36

$16

1.08

710

579

‘i52

9.6B

12.50

11.56

:101

0.17

5;~49

3,,10s

89

‘150

71.58

B3,1o

62,18

‘145

1.13

1.23

1.09

160

0,02

1.77

1.55

169

0.02

18,.40

16,.25

01,25

1,333

21,207

1,930

1,B12

86

26.43

79,96

73.82

117

1.10

732

602

156

10,03

12.67

11.69

102

0.17

5,258

3,192

91

150

72.01

83.93

B3.67

147

1.15

1.23

1.10

160

0.02

1.81

1.57

171

0.02

18,67

16,49

0.26

256

2,218

1,636

1,512

73

21,38

73.32

59.52

108

0.96

505

369

109

6.60

10.99

9.98

89

0.14

5,171

2,237

63

146

67.63

73.74

46.69

128

0.96

1.14

0.96

176

0,01

1.45

1.15

162

0.02

15,92

13,04

0.21

Totall White Negro

Income below poverty

leve12

19?

1,764

1,741

1,57g

7~

23.35

70.12

59.08

105

0,94

646

474

137

8.66

10.90

9.8o

87

0.15

6,35o

2,285

69

181

85.13

63.71

39.39

111

0.85

1,10

1,06

157

0.01

1.75

1.46

181

0.02

15.63

12.79

0.21

103

1,051

t ,866

1,710

86

25.65

69.25

58.67

104

0.96

712

676

149

9.79

11.13

9.88

87

0.15

6,968

2,367

62

199

95.65

54.51

37.72

96

0,75

1.09

1.07

147

0.02

1.95

1.50

191

0.03

16.72

13.94

0.23

90

713

1,657

1,412

69

20,15

77.41

58.13

105

0.92

550

387

120

7.11

10.57

9.14

88

0.14

5,452

1,892

54

156

70.54

77.28

43.59

133

1.00

1.12

0.96

180

0.01

1.45

1.12

169

0.02

14.03

10.95

0.18

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

1,34E

20,73S

1,908

1,787

85

26.00

79.29

72.60

116

1.06

716

581

163

9.76

12.56

11.65

101

0.17

5,211

3,252

92

149

70.99

B4.75

65.24

148

1.16

1.24

1.09

163

0.02

1.77

1.56

169

0.02

IB,47

16.40

0.25

level2

1,179

19,262

1,927

1,610

86

26.30

79.84

73.54

117

1.09

735

603

167

10.03

12.67

11.74

102

0.17

5,208

3,284

93

149

71.08

86.5o

67.15

149

1.17

1.24

1.10

163

0.02

1.80

1.57

169

0.02

18.61

16.49

0.25

157

1,398

1,656

1,540

73

21.84

72.71

Bo.1O

106

0.96

470

359

102

6.22

11.04

10.26

90

0.15

5,226

2,310

68

149

69.21

70,95

46.01

123

0.94

1.14

0.92

172

0.02

1.43

1.15

158

0.02

16.59

14.59

0.25

lTotal includes all races,

‘Excludes permms with tmkncwm i“cmne.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, and height,

46
Table 14. Make of selected nutrients for persons aged 45-54 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nurrient intake 2s a percent of

standard and per kilo9 ram of body W2ight: United States, 1971-74-Con.

Sex and nutrients Total ] White Negro

765

11,260

2,301

2,202

64

28.91

94.01

67,S4

125

1.18

838

668

210

10,53

14,62

13.71

146

0.18

5,172

3,340

96

148

64.98

83.93

58.61

140

1,05

1.43

1.26

155

0.02

2.06

1.34

163

0.03

21.98

20.58

0,28

All income

628

10,117

2,341

2,244

85

29.28

94.83

88.17

126

1.18

864

721

216

10.81

14.83

13.88

148

0.19

5,138

3.409

97

147

64.25

83,59

59.68

139

1,05

1,44

1,27

155

0,02

2.11

1.89

163

0.03

22.33

20.87

0.28

130

1,087

1,952

1,929

72

25.61

67.58

79.40

119

1.15

604

542

151

7.92

12.34

11.98

129

0.17

5,567

2,531

65

159

72.92

83,50

47.22

138

1.10

1.34

1,15

172

0.02

1.67

1,56

156

0.02

18,97

17,20

0,25

Total 1 White Negro

Inccmebelowpovertv

93

845

2,045

1.84Z

75

26.63

83.92

80.51

114

1.09

744

626

186

9.68

12.63

11.33

126

0.16

4,970

2,524

63

142

64.72

69,23

41,66

115

0,90

1.28

1,13

157

0,02

1,79

1,76

160

0.02

18,70

16.32

0,24

49

4S4

2,229

2,076

82

29.41

83.S6

82.68

113

1.11

826

720

207

10.90

12,91

10,81

129

0.17

4,236

2,476

61

121

55.88

49.06

40.57

82

0.65

1,29

1.14

145

0.02

1.99

1.S3

162

0.03

20,81

18.35

0.27

44

381

1,821

1,882

67

23.35

S4.oc

60.72

114

1.02

644

486

161

8.25

12.29

11.86

123

0.16

5,863

2,575

66

167

75.18

93.76

59.81

156

1.20

1,26

1,08

172

0.02

1.54

1.55

lW

0.02

18,13

13,64

0,21

Totall II White I Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

643

10,002

2,316

2,229

84

28.96

94.40

88.26

126

1.18

649

698

212

10,61

14.69

13.81

147

0.18

5,204

3,450

98

149

65,06

S5.58

61.97

143

1,07

1.45

1.27

157

0.02

2.09

1,87

163

0.03

22.15

20.80

0.28

555

9,288

2,339

2,242

85

29.11

94.82

SS.30

126

1.18

869

725

217

10.81

14.81

13.86

148

0.18

5,183

3,528

101

148

64.50

85,62

64,95

143

1.07

1.45

1.28

155

0.02

2.11

1.89

163

0.03

22.26

20,88

0,28

82

673

2,026

2,071

75

26.95

89.98

89.51

122

1.20

581

541

145

7.73

13.25

12.36

133

0.18

5,532

2,323

63

158

73.56

77.36

45.46

129

1.03

1.40

1.15

172

0.02

1.74

1.53

156

0.02

20,70

19,73

0.28

47
Table 14. Intake of selected nutrients forp~mans aged 45.% years by mceandsex frxincame levels: “umber of perscms, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake asapercentof

standard andcwr kilomam of bodvweiaht: United States. 1971 -74-COn.

Sex and nutrients

FEMALE

Number of examined persons .................................................................................

Gtimated pOpulati.an intho.sands ........................................................................

Calcium (mg]

Preformed niacin (mgl

Mean ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,,,..,,,,.,.,,,,.,,...,,.,.,.,,..,..,,.,..,.,,....,,.,..,..,..,..,.,,,,..,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,.,,..

Median .......... .........................................................................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .,..,..,.,,..,.,,..,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,.,,.,..,.,,.,,,,..,,.,.,..,

lTatal includes allraces.

2Excludes persom with u“knmvn imo”e,

3Basedon body weigh tfarage, sex, mdheigh[,

. —

Totall White I

Negro

836

12,2!54

15133

1,446

86

22.70

66.69

59.02

I 08

0.97

$92

491

68

8.76

10,55

9.71

0.%

5;119

2:)18

83

‘152

78.73

82.34

65.55

I 50

1,22

1.04

01.93

170

CI.02

1,51

1,29

176

CI.02

15.11

1:1.14

0.22

705

11,091

1,556

1,465

87

23.32

66.40

60.41

110

1.00

612

514

102

9.18

10.70

9.36

60

0.16

5,368

2,8S4

65

153

80.51

S4.25

66.80

153

1.26

1.05

0.95

167

0.02

1,54

1,35

180

0.02

15.33

13.51

0.23

126

1,131

1,330

1,178

74

17.34

59.60

45.93

98

0.78

409

32o

68

5.33

9.21

8.23

51

0.12

4,s00

1,993

61

137

62.57

64.36

46.43

117

0.s4

0.86

0.82

1s0

0.01

1.24

1.01

169

0.02

13.00

9.81

0.17

Total 1 White Negro

Income below povertv

100

919

1,462

1,307

82

20,15

57.44

52.38

97

0.79

557

462

93

7.67

9.31

7.84

52

0.13

7,618

2,002

53

218

104.98

58.63

35.44

107

0.81

0.94

0.77

163

0.01

1.71

1.17

213

0.02

12.82

9.69

0.18

Ievelz

54

588

1,5s0

1,385

89

22.46

57.72

52.S4

98

0.82

622

457

S%

9.72

9.39

o%

9,105

2,193

62

26o

IKI.46

58.80

34.52

107

0.84

0.94

0,89

147

0.01

1.92

1.45

222

0,03

13.49

11.54

0.19

46

332

1,255

1,104

71

16.40

56.95

45.87

95

0.74

442

340

74

5.77

8.58

7.04

48

0.11

4,980

1,671

44

142

65.10

58.34

36.96

105

0,76

0.96

0,59

190

0,01

1.34

1.02

193

0.02

11.63

8.21

0.15

Income above povdrty

leve12

703

10,733

1,527

1,446

85

22.72

65.21

69.56

107

0,97

592

493

10.56

9,78

5,217

2,978

86

149

77.60

83.96

67.14

153

1.25

104

0,93

170

0.02

1.46

1.28

176

0.02

15.03

13.40

0.22

624

9,974

1,543

1,459

86

23.15

65.SS

60.68

109

0.99

610

514

102

9.15

10.68

9,88

59

0.16

5,232

3,0WI

67’

15CI

78.51

S5.38

67.82!

155

1.2:1

1.05

0.94

170

0.02

1.51’

1.32

178

0.02

15.19

13.71

0.2s

75

726

1,313

1,223

72

17.33

5s.73

45.42

91

0.75

367

315

61

4.64

:2?

50

0.12

4,942

2,172

79

141

65.21

65.oo

46.40

118

0.26

0.90

0.82

170

0.01

1.14

1.00

158

0.02

12.78

9.91

0.17

48
Table 15. lntakeof selected nutrients forpersons~ed 55.54 years by race and sex for income level% number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient imakeasa percentof

standard and per kilogra f body weight: UnitedStates, 1971-74

Sex and nutrients Totarl White Negro

BOTH SEXES

Number of exzmined persons .. ............................................... .......... .......... .. .. .

Estimated population inthoussmds ........................................................................

Calories

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard3 .............................. ...........................................................

Per kilogram of body weight .............................................................................

Protein lgm)

Calcium [mg}

km (mgl

Vttamin A (IU)

Vitamin C (mgl

Thiamine (mg)

Riboflavin (mg)

Preformed niacin (mg)

1,267

18,641

1,71C

1,581

SC

23.68

70.31

64,32

105

0.97

670

551

142

9.28

11,63

10.43

116

0.16

5,956

3,459

96

170

82.47

96.97

76.19

170

1.34

1.17

1.05

170

0.02

1.70

1.46

I&z

0.02

16.38

14.44

0.23

All income

1,05f

17,03(

1,72t

1,60i

61

24.W

71.lC

65.24

la

O.gg

69C

57E

147

9.61

11.7!

10.57

117

0.16

5,831

3,39C

97

170

82.60

97.01

76.77

170

1.35

1.18

1.06

172

0.02

1.74

1.50

164

0.02

16.62

14.75

0.23

200

1,644

1,451

1,2S2

70

18.86

68.81

49.57

89

0.76

490

377

101

6.36

10.01

8.60

96

0.13

6,476

3,959

112

185

64.16

97.86

71.80

172

1.27

0.ss

0.6s

170

0.01

1.30

1.02

162

0.02

13.50

11.46

0.18

Total] White Negro

Incune below oovertv

19f

2,19[

1,47:

1,35t

77

Zo.lri

55.6E

52.4i

6:

0.76

647

577

138

8.65

9.55

8.57

95

0.13

4,824

3.027

86

138

6&03

67.49

37.85

118

0.82

0.98

0.88

165

0.01

1.47

1,23

181

0.02

12.07

10.77

0.17

Ievelz

125

1,642

1,550

1,4s4

73

21.77

58.25

55.78

89

0.82

719

558

155

10.09

9.97

8.84

59

0.14

4,256

3,065

66

122

59.80

67.69

37.23

118

0.96

1.03

0.97

165

0.01

1.67

1.34

165

0.02

12.63

11.04

0.18

7[

52E

1,25t

1,18[

62

15.9E

50.1:

45.li

77

0.64

44E

303

68

5.70

8.49

7.62

85

0.11

6,719

3.34a

99

192

85.49

69.13

49.95

122

0.66

0.s6

0.67

172

0.01

1.19

0.99

171

0.02

10.66

9.74

0.14

Total 1 White Negro

Income above poverty

1,CC15

15,585

1,739

1,601

81

24.02

71.65

65.53

107

0.99

677

570

144

9.35

11.64

10.59

118

0.16

6,045

3,52s

101

173

83.52

99.77

79.00

174

1.38

1.19

1.36

170

0.02

1.73

1.49

160

0.02

16.61

15,16

O.m

Ievelz

881

14,462

1,736

1,610

81

24.09

71.84

65.98

107

1.Oil

688

=1

146

9.54

11.64

10.64

118

0.16

6,047

3.472

98

173

83.6o

98.79

78.68

173

1.37

1.19

1.06

170

0.02

1.75

1.51

164

0,02

16.87

15.22

0.23

115

986

1,581

1,466

76

20,65

64.96

54.78

99

0.85

534

419

112

6.S6

11.03

9.37

107

0.14

6,352

3,954

111

182

82.96

114.75

88.85

201

1.50

1,07

1M

170

0.01

1.40

1.20

162

0.02

14.91

13.63

0.19

lTolal includes all races.

2Excludes perscmswith unknown income.

38wed on body weight for age, WX, and height.

49
Table 15. Intake of selecled nutnents for perscms aged 55-84 years by race and sex for imcmw levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a PerCent of

stan&rd and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971 -74—Con.

Sex and nutriems

MALE

Iron (I@

Preformed niacin (mg)

_

Total 1 White Negro

—

All income

!597

8,1388

2,076

1,957

80

2E.78

83.64

78..15

113

1.08

’779

1580

184

1CI.04

13.66

12.!%

137

0.18

5,693

3,1373

!11

163

73,42

95,.72

73.38

160

1.23

1.36

1.24

165

CL02

195

1.71

171

CI.03

19,.57

18.10

0.25

504

8,125

2,082

1,988

80

26.84

83.81

78.99

114

1.08

798

694

199

10.28

13.66

12.74

137

0.18

5,558

3,851

110

159

71.66

94.62

72.61

158

1.22

1.37

1.26

165

0.02

1.98

1.74

173

0.03

19.64

18.19

0.2E

85

672

1,788

1,633

69

22.90

74.83

62.94

101

0.96

570

415

143

7.31

12.48

10.28

125

0.16

7,595

5,950

163

217

97.29

108.99

72.57

178

1.37

1.19

1.08

165

0.02

1.59

1.20

162

0.02

17.42

14.98

0.22

rOtal 1 II White I Negro

II I

Inccme below poverty

leve12

90

1,015

1,725

1,668

68

23.67

65.67

62.57

91

0.90

771

609

193

10.58

11.07

10.51

111

0.15

4,641

3,231

93

133

63.67

68.25

38.33

114

0.94

1.13

1 .)4

163

0.02

1.74

1.51

183

0.02

14.16

12.59

0.19

62

855

1,772

1,758

70

24,25

65,92

64.71

92

0.90

816

668

204

11.16

11.13

10.75

111

0.15

3,828

3,233

93

109

52.40

67.37

40.21

112

0.92

1.14

1.07

16C

0.02

1.7E

1.61

18C

0.0:

14.08

12.64

0.1s

28

160

1,479

1,354

57

20.54

64.30

53.09

87

0.68

635

293

134

7.43

10.77

8.19

108

0.15

8,977

2,782

90

257

124.66

72.95

29.13

122

1.01

1.05

0.74

177

0.01

1,67

1.17

205

0.02

14.72

12.16

0.20

Total 1

I

White Negro

Income above poverty

leve12

476

7,396

2,127

2,030

82

27.15

86.31

80.40

117

1.10

784

696

196

10.01

14.07

12.97

141

0.18

5,600

3,894

112

166

74.04

99.11

76.29

165

1.27

1.40

1.25

165

0.02

1.99

1.75

171

0.03

20.24

18.59

0.26

421

6,892

2,111

2,044

81

28.97

85.78

80.19

116

1.10

795

704

198

10.16

13.99

13.03

140

0.18

5,762

3,694

112

165

73.60

97.57

75.62

163

1.25

1.39

1.26

165

0.02

2.01

1,76

173

0,03

20.19

18.56

0.26

48

416

2,018

1,793

78

24.94

84.56

80.41

115

1.04

640

428

160

7.91

13.80

12.02

139

0.17

6.805

6,197

180

197

85.31

121.64

76.66

203

1.50

1.31

1.15

163

0.02

1.71

1.51

154

0.03

19.03

16.47

0.24

lTotal includes all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

3Ba.sedon body weight for age, sex, and height.

50
Sex and nutrients

Table 15. lntakeof selected nutrients forper20ns Wd5564 years by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake asa percent of

standard and per kilogram of body weight: United States, 1971 -74-COn.

Total 1 White Negro

Income b210w povertv

leve12 FEMALE

Number of examined persons .................................................................................

Estimated population m thousands ............................... .........................................

Calories

Total 1 White Negro

All income

670

9,953

1,382

1,307

80

20,49

58,41

52.67

98

0.87

573

478

96

8.49

9.82

8.84

97

0.!5

6,192

2,983

87

177

91,77

98.08

79.97

178

1,45

1,00

0,92

180

0.01

1,47

1.26

193

0.02

13,53

12,28

0.20

552

8,806

1,401

1,331

81

21.06

59.63

54.48

100

0.90

591

501

99

8.66

9.99

9.08

100

0.15

6,272

2,847

86

179

94.26

99.19

81.43

180

1.49

1,01

0,93

180

0.02

1,52

1.29

196

0,02

13,86

12,47

0,21

115

971

1,218

1,156

71

15,98

47.71

44.19

81

0.63

434

366

72

5.70

8.29

7.65

80

0.11

5,702

3,660

104

163

74.85

91.74

70.80

167

1.20

0,85

0.72

172

0.01

1.0S

0,96

163

0.01

10.79

10.63

0.14

106

1,183

1,256

1,192

73

17.16

47.48

45.23

80

0.65

541

428

90

7.39

6.24

7.9E

81

0.11

4,981

2,541

74

14:

68.OE

66.84

37,6S

12:

0.91

0,8!

0.8[

17C

0.01

1.2:

1 .0;

17!

O,u

10.26

10.2C

0.14

63

787

1,310

1,229

77

18.93

49.93

45.75

85

0.72

613

498

102

8,86

8.72

8.33

86

0.13

4.741

2,515

72

136

68.50

66.03

36,05

124

0.98

0,90

0,83

172

0,01

1.38

1.14

191

0.02

11,06

10,56

0.16

42

368

1,159

1,060

66

14.23

43.95

44.47

73

0.54

411

330

68

5.04

7.50

6.50

75

0.09

5,736

3,s43

llC

164

70.41

67.47

59.74

122

0.83

0.7:

0.67

16;

0.01

0.9:

0.9:

1=

0,01

9.1 E

9.39

0.11

Total 1 White Nqro

Income above poverty

leve12

529

8,188

1,388

1,315

81

20.72

58.79

53.10

99

O.sa

579

463

8.;;

9.8:

9.02

9E

0.1!

6,26;

3,01:

8i

, 7g

93.5L

100.3i

82.3<

18:

1.5(

1 ,0(

0,9:

18[

O,Oi

1.4!

1.2[

19Z

O.w

13.71

12,44

0,2[

460

7,570

1,398

1.327

81

21.00

59.35

54.19

100

0.s9

591

503

98

8.87

9.s9

9.09

99

0.15

6,307

2,958

85

180

94,73

99.91

82.06

182

1,50

1,00

0,93

180

0,02

1.52

1.30

196

0.02

13.84

12,52

0.21

67

570

1,261

1,175

74

17.19

50.64

44,20

87

0.69

457

388

76

6.23

8.94

8,14

64

0,12

5,948

3,906

107

170

81.09

109.71

92.68

199

1.50

0,89

0.67

177

0.01

1.18

0.99

171

0.02

11.90

11,15

0.16

lTOtd includes all races.

2F.xcludes persons with unknown income.

38ased on body weight for age, sex, imd height.

51
Table 16. Intake of selected nutrients for persons aged 65 years and over by race and sex for income levels: number of persons, mean, median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent Of

standard and Der kilowam of bodv weiqhc United States, 1971-74

.%x and nutrients

BOTH SEXES

Total 1 White Negro

—

Al I income

3,479

12,773

1,521

1,422

2’1.;

6’[ .05

56.36

94

().88

831

538

131

9.06

10.46

9.44

105

0.15

5,315

3,065

90

152

7Ei.32

89.38

73.89

157

1,28

1.08

C{.98

177

C,.oz

1.55

1.38

185

0,02

13,96

12.47

0,.20

2,840

11,570

1,53B

1,438

76

22.13

61.67

56,96

95

0.89

646

551 ~

134

9.30

10.60

9.61

106

0.15

5,308

3,088

91

152

76.36

90.17

75.95

158

1.30

1,10

0.99

177

0.02

1.58

1.41

185

0,02

14,17

12.73

0.20

612

1,140

1,350

1,257

67

18,89

54.68

48.79

85

0.77

487

41B

100

6.82

9.06

7.87

91

0.13

5,466

2,B51

83

157

76.79

80.49

52.52

141

1.13

0.97

0,E4

180

0.01

1.31

1.11

176

0.02

11.60

9.75

0.16

Total 1 White Negro I

Income below Doverty

B15

2,256

1,371

1,23o

71

19,86

54.35

47.91

86

0.79

556

472

110

8.05

9,13

7,90

91

0.13

4,244

2,608

75

121

61,47

88.89

48,78

122

1,00

0.97

0%4

177

0.01

1.36

1.21

180

0.02

12.41

10.61

0.18

Ievelz

524

1,755

1,3B0

1,247

71

20.04

54.15

48.32

86

0.79

570

476

113

8,27

9.18

8.04

92

0.13

4,055

2,585

73

116

5B.90

66.58

48.82

118

0.87

0.97

0,85

175

0.01

1.40

1.24

183

0,02

12,74

10.91

0.19

286

488

1,339

1,155

6B

19.09

55.10

46.22

86

0.79

505

405

102

7.19

8.86

7.37

89

0.13

4,993

2,687

81

143

71.19

78.64

51.26

138

1.12

1.Oa

0.78

187

0.01

1,23

1,10

167

0.02

11.29

9.19

0.16

Total] White Negro

Income above poverty

2,503

9,869

1,569

1,456

77

22.36

62.68

57.95

96

0.90

650

557

136

9.32

10.80

9.B2

108

0.15

5,646

3,254

94

161

80.95

94.78

79.47

166

1.36

1.11

1.01

177

0.02

1.60

1.42

187

0.02

14.25

12.90

0.20

leve12

2,190

9,245

1,569

1,468

77

22.56

63.OB

58.40

97

0.91

661

570

138

8,50

10.B9

9.93

109

0.16

5,648

3,287

95

161

81.18

95.25

80.49

167

1.37

1.12

1.02

177

0.02

1.62

1.43

1B7

0.02

14.35

13.05

0.21

291

574

1,387

7,342

67

18.97

55.B2

50.70

85

0.76

4B5

439

102

8.63

9.34

8.11

93

0.13

5,771

2,884

88

165

78.93

84.54

53.22

148

1.16

0.95

0.88

172

0.01

1.41

1.15

183

0.02

12.25

10.44

0.17

lTotal includes all races,

2Excludes persons with unknown income,

3Based on body weight for age, sex, and height.

52
Table 16, Intake of selBcted nutrients for persons aged 65 vears and over by race and sex far income levels: number c.f oersons. mean. median. and mea” nutrient intake x a nercent of

standard and per kilogram

.%x and nutrients

MALE

Number of examined persons .................................................... ............................

Estimated populaticm in thcmsands ............................. ..........................................

Calories

Mean ............ ..................................................................................................... ..

Protein (grn)

Calcium (mg]

Iron (mg)

Median ..................................................................................................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bcdv weight ............................................................................

Vitamin A (IU)

Mean .......................................................................................................... ............

Median ............................................................................................ .................... ..

Median nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................... .............................................

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard ........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bodv weight .............................................................................

Vitamin C (mg)

Thiamine (mg)

Mean ........................................................................................... ...........................

Median ...................... ...... .............. ............................................................ .............

Mean nutrient intake:

Percent of standard .........................................................................................

Per kilogram of bodv weight .............................................................................

Ritiflavin (mg)

Preformed niacin (mg)

jodv weight: United States, 1971~74 -Con.

Total 1 White Negro

All income

1,65

5,49

1.80!

1,6Y!

24.;

71.&

65.7!

9!

0.91

71L

60

17<

9.6(

12.1:

11.CL

121

O.lf

5,4s(

3,31;

9!

157

73.66

5a2.E

69.85

147

1.19

1.24

1.14

172

0.02

1.77

1.57

178

0.02

1625

14.73

0.22

1.2.44

4,97C

1,628

1,71E

75

24.5i

72.6o

67.26

101

0.97

733

621

183

9.s3

12.27

11.22

123

0.16

5,462

3,343

96

156

73.23

86.19

72.11

149

1.20

126

1.16

172

0,02

1.79

1.61

178

0.02

16.49

15.05

0.22

291

48(

1,57’

1,43!

&

21 .+X

61 .S

57.1 !

8!

0.S4

54:

4Z

136

7.44

10.6i

8,93

1Oe

o,l~

5,s00

2,S91

87

165

79.47

81.15

56.54

135

1.11

1.11

0.92

177

0.02

1.56

1.24

183

0.02

13,31

10.91

0.18

EzuEizE

Incomebelowpoverty

Ievelz

33

7’8

1,681

1,55(

7{

23.3,

54.6

57.6

9

0.9{

60

50

15

8.4(

11.2’

9.6[

11:

O.lt

3,96J

2,58!

7:

11:

54.8C

~.1$

38.27

107

0.S$

1.15

1.04

170

0.02

1.55

1.38

167

0.02

14.35

12.04

0.20

zo~

59!

1,70+

1,59

71

23.%

65.Of

58.74

s

0.9(

62C

507

155

8.5f

11.2f

9.8C

113

0.1 E

3,408

2,485

70

97

47.03

5s.90

37.66

95

0.79

1.15

1,05

167

0.02

1.59

1.43

169

0.02

14.91

12.54

0.21

12

la

1,611

1,35!

6

22.5

63.3(

54.3

8!

O.sl

~.

50’

14(

7.K

11.X

9.0!

11:

O.lc

6,S3;

3,1s

SC

161

81 .3E

68.8$

44.7s

148

1.24

1.1s

0.ss

182

0.02

1.40

1.18

158

0.02

12.68

10.40

0.18

Totdl White Negro

Income above Poverty

1,24

4,43

1,s3

1,72

7

24,5

732

68.31

10

0.9

73’

63

18,

8.81

12.3

11.2’

12:

0.1

5,s4!

3,50

10’

16

78,3f

93.3f

77.1:

15E

1.2E

1.m

1.17

172

0.02

1,81

1.62

lSC

0.02

16.47

15.06

022

Ievelz

1,07’

4,12

1,85(

1,73!

7!

24.7:

73.%

6a.9f

Iw

0.S3!

752

65!

18f

10.07

12.45

11 .3*

125

0.17

5,851

3,563

103

167

78.31

94.69

77.94

16a

127

1.28

1.18

172

0.02

1.62

1.66

178

0.02

16.5S

1521

0.22

149

276

1,568

1,5Q6

64

21.30

61.87

58.26

85

0.s4

540

476

135

7.33

10.40

8.90

104

0.14

5,949

2,S95

69

170

80.79

76.61

61.00

128

1.04

1.06

0,93

172

0.01

1.73

1.27

200

0.02

14.C.6

11.66

0,19

lTOtd includes all races.

2Excludes perscmswith unknmvn income.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, and height.

!53
Table 16. Intake of selected nutrients for Oerscmsaaed 65 vears and cwer bv race and sex for income levels: number ersons. mean. median, and mean nutrient intake as a percent of .

standard and per kdogram

Sex and nuuients

FEMALE

,ody weight: United States, 19“

s~

All income

1,822

7,2!77

1,307

1,239

77

1980

5306

49,14

90

0.80

568

495

8.:

9.21

8.22

92

0.14

5,190

2,953

65

148

78.I62

90.21

76.35

164

1,:37

0.!36

0.89

1[35

0.01

1.39

1:25

193

0,02

12.23

11S18

0.19

——

1,496

6,601

1,319

1,254

77

20.10

53.43

49.82

91

0.61

S31

504

97

8.85

9.34

8.35

93

0.14

5,193

2,964

86

148

79.11

90.91

78.41

165

1.39

0.97

0.90

185

0.01

1.42

1.27

196

0.02

12.42

11.25

0.19

318

654

1,186

1,104

69

16,87

49,59

42.93

84

0.71

445

373

74

6.34

7.90

6.86

79

0.11

5,252

2,664

76

150

74.72

80.00

50.07

146

1.14

0.86

0.76

182

0,01

1.11

1.03

169

0.02

10.32

9.03

0.15

‘4–CO;

Total 1 White Negro

Income below poverty

Ievelz

480

1,469

1,203

1,120

71

17.87

48.83

43,63

84

0.73

528

445

88

7,85

7,98

7,15

80

0.12

4,395

2,664

76

126

65.27

71.57

54,46

130

1,06

O.sa

0.79

182

0,01

1,26

1.13

191

0,02

11.36

9.63

0.17

320

1,160

1,212

1,128

72

18,10

48.53

43.82

83

0.72

543

457

91

8.12

8.12

7.22

81

0.12

4,387

2,722

77

125

65.50

77.56

54.93

130

1.07

0.67

0.80

180

0.01

1.30

1.14

184

0.02

11.63

9.87

0,17

15a

302

1,168

1,041

68

16,87

50,02

43.70

85

0.72

470

382

78

6.79

7.41

6.73

74

0.11

4,478

2,651

75

128

64.70

72.34

53.69

132

1.05

0.89

0.73

190

0.01

1.13

1,34

176

0.02

10.43

8.25

0.15

Totall II White I Negro

1ncome above poverty

leve12

1,261

5,431

1,335

1,279

78

20.31

54.08

50.77

92

0.82

579

501

9.55

8.57

96

0.15

5,483

2,998

89

157

83.38

95.93

80.74

174

1,46

0.98

0.93

185

0.01

1.43

1,28

194

0.02

12.43

11,40

0.19

1,113

5,118

1,342

1,288

79

20.53

54.33

51.18

92

0.83

588

511

98

8.98

9.63

8.64

96

0.15

5,484

3,009

89

157

83.84

95.70

81.23

174

1.46

0,99

0,64

185

0,02

1.46

1.30

196

0.02

12,55

11.54

0.19

142

298

1,219

1,145

71

16.78

50.21

43.69

85

0.69

433

385

72

5.97

8,36

7.36

84

0.12

5,606

2,756

77

160

77.18

91.69

46.83

167

1.27

0.83

0.78

170

0.01

. , .:,),

1’.11 ,

1.01 -

165

0.02

10.56

9.67

0.15

lTotal includes all races.

2Excl”des persons with unknmm income.

3Based on body weight for age, sex, rind height

54
Table 17. Mean caloric intake and mean intake oer 1,00+3calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 1.74 years by sex and race for income levels: United States, 1971-74

Sex and race

I Esti- I I Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

Number mated

of popu- Mean

Iation vita- Vita- Preexam- caloric PrO- Cdl- Thia- Riboined in intake tein cium Iron min min ~i”e flavin formed

pemons thou- (gml (mg) (mgl

(It) (:9)

[mg)

sands

(mgl ;g;;

All income

20,749 193,976 1,99439.02 434.57 6.00 2,386 43.27 0.64 0.96 8.39

16>50 169,5S4 2,017 39.12 444.35 6.00 2,375 43.12 0.54 0.98 8.43

4,164 22,435 1,825 38.16 356.28 5.92 2,526 43.84 0.68 0.88 8.10

Income below poverty leve12

4,203 25,955 1,817 37.84 430.57 5.69 2,409 39.65 0.65 0.96 7.78

2,202 16,811 1,858 37.90 456.95 5.87 2,306 37.31 0.65 0.99 7.79

1,967 8,853 1,742 37.70 377.54 5.89 2,604 43.62 0.67 0.90 7.73

Income above poverty leve12

15,823 160,7S4 2,021 39.14 436.16 6.o1 2,380 43.601 0.64 0.96 8.46

13,610 146,573 2,032 39.19 444.04 6.01 2,375 43.70 0,64 0.97 8.46

2,024 12,651 1,886 38.43 345.61 5.94 2,496 44.16 0.65 0.86 8.34

All income

8,819 94,151 2,393 38.77 425.36 5.91 2,144 37.76 0.62 0.94 8.41

7,003 82,652 2,428 38.84 433.42 5.92 2,125 37.50 0.62 0.95 8.44

1,707 10,423 2,141 38.21 356.59 5.s9 2,347 38.87 0.64 0.87 8.17

Income below poverty leve12

1,715 11,881 2,108 38.14 433.31 5.94 2,180 34.51 0.65 0.96 7.82

912 7,773 2,182 38.14 458.75 5.69 2,021 31.35 0.64 0.98 7.78

784 3,915 1,970 38.02 381.69 5.99 2,508 39.94 0.67 0.91 7.82

Income above poverty leve12

6,792 76,779 2,434 38.85 424.41 5.91 2,123 38.23 0,62 0.94 8.48

5,855 71,909 2,450 38.90 431.33 5.92 2,117 38.11 0.62 0.95 8.50

853 6,033 2,262 38.30 340.81 5.84 2,256 38.64 0.63 0.85 8.40

All income

11,930

9,347

2,457

2,488

1,290

1,183

99.825

86,S32

12,012

14,074

9,038

4,938

1,618

1,626

1,551

1,571

1,579

1,560

39.38 447.84 6.11 2,736 50.96 0.66

39.54 460.18 6.12 2,739 51.11 0.s6

38.11 360.41 5.96 2.744 49.80 0.68

Income below poverty leve12

37.51 427.54 5.63 2,672 45.46 0.66

37.62 457.23 5.85 2,648 44,40 0.65

37.38 373.41 5.79 2,702 47.31 0.67

Income above poverty level2

0.99 I 6.40

TiTR

-1- 0.96 7,73

1.00 7.80

0.89 7.65

9.031 1 82.0051 1.624 I 39.561 453.401 6.14 I 2,759 I 51.84 I 0.88 I 1.00 ! 6.47

1

7,755 74,664 1,630 39.63 462.70 6.14 2,757 51.81 0.66 1.01 8.49

1,171 6,618 1,543 38.61 352,06 6.08 2.825 51.55 0.68 0.69 8.26

55
Table 18. Meancdoric intake andmean intake perl,~O calories ofselected nutrients forpersonsagedl year bysexand race forincome[ewls: United States, 1971-ir4

Esti. Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

Numb%r mated

of pOpu- Mean

Sex and race

Vita- vitaOxamPreIation cd oric PrO- Cal- Thia- Ribo.

Iron min min f,wi” formed

inad in intake tein cium

(mg) c

mine

(gin} (mg)

niacin

par$on$ thou. (l-l) lmg)

(mg) lmgl

sands

(mgl

BOTH SEXES All income

Total 1 ............................................................................ .. .. .. . 553 3,222 1,265 40.32 729.07 5.82 2,889 53,16 j 0.73 1.37 6.47

.—

white ........................................................................................................ 400 2,648 1,28B 40.40 749.86 5.78 2,S60 52.18 0<73 1.39 6.4a

Nqm ........................................................................................................ 146 531 1,162 39,76 611.45 5.97 3,065 66.26 0.7z 1.24 6.31

1+ Income below poverty lWt12

Totall ....................................................................................... 139 596 1,253 40.36 717.67 5,07 3,092 40.64 0,66 1,36 5.93

White ........................................................................................................ 57 295 1,338 40.62 814.29 4.62 3,171 30.90 :$ 1.50 6.76

Negro ........................................................................................................ 80 289 1,181 40.11 596.17 5.52 3,037 51.68 . 1.20 6.09

1- Income above poverty teve12

Totall ....................................................................................... 404 2,569 1,271 40.33 728.92 6.03 I 2,859 56.20 0.75 1.37 6.62

White ........................................................................................................ 337 2,321 1,279 40.40 736.61 5.97 2,636 55.25 0.74 1.3s 6.60

Negro ....................................................................................... ................. 62 222 1,213 39.20 627.50 6.64 3,163 61.76 0,79 1,28 6.57

Male 1+ All income —

Total 1 ...................... .................................................... ............ 266 1,724 1,316 39.S2 708.4S 5.70 2,674 53.29 0.70 1.33 6.34

White ....................................................................................................... 211 1,405 1,350 39.59 722.52 5.58 2,913 53.67 0.69 1.34 6.30

Nagro ...... ...... I........................................................................................... 72 306 1,192 40.64 626.91 6.23 2,641 51.10 0.72 1,26 6.51

1+ Income below poverty leve12

Total 1 ....................................................................................... a8 323 1,312 40.02 598.76 5.33 3,450 41.62 0.66 1.35 5.81

White ........................................................................................................ 30 158 1.434 39>12 734.45 5.1s 3,a62 30.40 o,a3 1.41 6.52

Negro ........................................................................................................ 38 165 1,194 41.05 653.30 5.62 2,986 54,54 0<69 1.28 6.36

lncomB above poverty leve12

Totall ....................................................................................... 212 1,361 1,320 39.86 707.32 5!* 2,755 I 56,45 0671 1.32 6.47

White ............................................................................................ .. .. .. . 176 1,227 1,332 39.74 717.56 5.70 2,605 67.22 0.70 1.33 6.44

Negro ........................................................................................................ 32 129 1,221 40,55 588.79 7.28 2,264 48.56 0.77 1.22 6.80

Female All income

Total 1 ..... .................................................................................. 267 1,499 1,207 40.96 7!M.92 5.97 2,9o8 53.01 0.77 1.42 6.65

white ............................................................................................. .. .. .. . 169 1,243 1,219 41.42 7&l.12 6.02 2,793 50.31 0.77 1.45 6.72

Negro ............................................................................. I.......................... 73 225 1,168 38.25 566.98 5.60 3,653 63.41 0.73 1.21 6.02

Incoma below poverty Iavelz

Tota!l .,., ........... ........................................ ................................ 71 273 l,l&4 40.82 745.09 4.74 2,622 39.37 0.6$ 1.39 5.96

White ...... ........................................................................... I.. .................... 27 137 1J27 42<64 921.96 3.91 2,252 31.57 0.65 1.61 6.13

Negro ............................................................................................. ........... 42 124 1,163 36.83 518.44 5.50 3,103 47.80 0.65 1.10 5.74

Inccnte above poverty leve12

Totall .,,............................................................... .................... 192 1,207 1,216 40.92 755.36 6.25 2,985 5s.90 0.79 1.42 6.60

White ........................................................................................................ 159 1,oa5 1,220 41.21 754,38 6.30 2,873 52.84 0.79 1.43 6<80

Nagro ..................................................I..................................................... 30 93 1,203 37.29 682.00 5.74 4,429 80.41 0.62 1.36 6.25

J, ,.

lTotal includes all races.

2Excludes persons with unknown income.
l?bl~ 19. Mccn caloric Intcke and moan intako pcr 1,WO mloriec of mlcctcd nutriantc for pwtom ●ged 2.3 years by sex ●nd rcce for incccm Iwds: United Statcc, 1971.74

* <

Esti- Mem nutrient inukc PCr 1,000 cclorim

Numbw mated

of pOpu- Mmn

.%x and rue exam- Istion caloric Pro. Cal. viu- Viu. Thia- Rlbo. Praincd in Iron inuko t-in cium min min mine flwin fomccd

persons thwc- (gin) (mg) [mg}

(1$ (mg) c

(mg)

ccndc

lmgl “;:$

BOTH SEXES All Income

TOtcl 1 ....................................................................................... 1,170 6,814 1,4s8 36.5S 581.34 5.78 2,378 52.61 0.69 1.16 6.57

white ........................................................................................................ 857 5,746 1,492 36.64 597.56

Negro ........................................................................................................

5.16 2,199 54.04 0.69 1.17

283 9m

6.62

1,47336.35 469.5% 5.36 3,475 42.63 0.86 1.14 6.26

Income below poverty Ievelz

Total 1 ............................................................... ........................ 312 1,254 1,467 37.16 559.71 5.24 2,484 47.65

White .

0.71 1.16 6.43

,.. .................................................................................................... 140 768 1,486 37.30 605.34 5.13 2,259

Nwo ........................................................................................................

48.90 0.68 1.19

168 478 1,441

6.48

36.98 46s,25 5.42 2,839 46.01 0.74 t.11 6.33

Income cbove pwerty Ievelz

Total 1 ....................................................................................... 835 5,434 1,493 36.44 564.74 5.18 2,357 53.78

Mite ., .

0.68 1.16 6.60

. .................................................................................................... 701 4,681 1,492 36.53

Negro

595.03 5.17 2,1s5 54.77 0.68 1.16 6.65

........................................................................................................ 118 463 1.469 35.67 466.03 5.37 4,179 40.20 0.65 1.17 6.32

Male — All income

Total 1 ....................................................................................... 605 3,463 1,563 36.20 558.74 5.2a 2,301 53.50 0.88 1.13 6,69

White ........................................................................................................ 443 2,668 1,554 36.40 576,31

Negro ........................................................................................... ............. 149

5.28 2,293 55.27 o.5a 1.15

495

6.82

1,573 35.30 458,57 5.25 2,353 41.31 0.72 1.01 6.0S

Incm-ne blow powrty IWC12

Total * ..................... .................................................................. 165 6S5 1,%6 36.49 554.94 6.21 2,534 47.43 0.71 1.13 6.31

W7tlte ........................................................................................................ 407 1,610 35.97 506.41 4.80 2,357 48.41

Negro ........................................................................................................

0.67

E 260

1.18 6.21

1,521 37.42 473.63 5.66 2,795 46.5$ 0.76 1.W 6,44

Incomo ●bcr.wpoverty lev012

Totcll ....................................................................................... 434 2,726 1.559 36.08 555.31 5.32 2,252 55.18 0.66 1.12 6.7S

White ........................................................................................................ 365

Negro

2,437 1,555 3S.42 565.50 5.38 2,288 58.51 O.@ 1.14 6.82

........................................................................................................ 56 227 1,611 33.06 444.59 4.s lg15 36.42 0.65 0.86 6.75

Female All incmce

T.atcl 1 ....................................................................................... 584 3,351 1,412 37.02 607.23 6.0S 2,467 51.60 o.= 1.m 6.43

Wfite ................................................................................................ ....... 414 2,656 1,418 36.92 621.28 5.02 2,064 52.56 O.=

Negro ..." ................................................................................................... 144

1.18 6.41

464 1.36537,53 527.72 5.48 4,656 44.26 O.= 1.30 6.56

Inccme below pc.wty ICVC12

Total 1 .................... ................................... ............................... 147 5s0 1,349 38.07 5e8.2% 5.30 2,416 47.94 o.m 1.19 6.*

white ........................................................................................................ m

Negro

362 1,351 39.09 601.23 6.U 2,127 49.57 0.70 1.m 6S4

........................................................................................................ m 218 1,345 36,38 5Cao7 6.03 2,686 45.24 O.= 1.16 6.19

Income CbOvcpc.wl-ty ICVC12

Toul 1. .............”...... ................................................................. 401 2,706 1,426 38.63 616.05 5.o2 2,481 55.26 0.6S 1.m 6.40

While ........................................................................................................ 336 2.443 1,428 36.E4 625.91

Negro ... .............................................................................. ........ . ...........

4.83 2,CF33 52.8s (I.W

58 236

1.18 6.36

1,380 36.57 532.36 6.83 6,708 U.43 0.75 0.98 7.07

lTOUI includcc ●ll rcces.

2ExcIu&x ~wwns with unknmvn income.

57
Table 20. Mem calor(c inmke and mean !ntake Der 1,000 calorie% of selected nutrients for oemons .,WCI4.5 V..CS h. . . . and . . ..s for income {w,=k: Unifd S+.+0. IC171.7A

Sexandrace

------ .=.... .... . . ........ .... . .. . ------- ---- .-.-.,.-

Esti- Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

Number mated

of Clopu. Mean

exam. Iation Vita- Vita- cdoric Pro. cal- Thia- Ribo. Pm.

ined Iron min min ~i”e formed tn intake tein cium

[mg)

flavin

persons thou- (gm) (mg) (Ill (mcg)

(mg) ,mg, n;::?

sands

Al I income

+

1,172 6,903 1,726 35,72 549,17 / 5,16 2,129 47.66 0,67 1.09 6.60

864 5,817 1,739 35.60 565,01 5.12 2,109 46.91 0.66 1.11

299

6.56

1,030 1,659 36.14 463,15 5.44 2,252 51.94 0.76 1.01 6.92

Income below poverty level 2

315 1,355 1,706 35,48 501.63 5.23 2,223 42.11 0.69 1.02 6,81

143 643 1,758 36,37 538.57 5.06 2,180 37.25 0.66

171

1.05

504

6.60

1,611 35.67 430.65 5.56 2,293 61.34 0.75 0.95 7.18

Income above poverty Ievelz

831 5,399 1,732 35.75 560.48 5.15 2,105 49.25 0.67 1.11 6.57

706 4,861 1,735 35.83 569.02 5.13 2,098 48.92

117

0.65 1.11 6.55

490 1,722 34.81 474.03 5.37 2,206 51.82 0.78 1,07 6.76

All income

*

577 3,437 1,S26 35.50 548.94 5.15 2,075 1 46.83 0,68 I 1,09 6.47

436 2,966 1,846 35,63 562.01 5.12 2,017 47,09 . 0.66

138

1.09

447

6.43

1,717 34.48 468.17 5.31 2,499 45.79 0.80 1.06 6.69

Income below poverty level2

166 707 1,764 34.77 482.43 5.13 2,246 41.16 0.70

i1.00 6.61

76 443 1,819 34,58 510.94 5.04 2,148 38.09 0.67

69 267

1.02 6.39

1,629 34.92 419.59 5.32 2,427 47.74 0.77 0.95 7.01

Income above poverty Ievelz

--t

400 2,659 1,845 35.54 563S4 5,16 2,c46 46,46 0.67 1.11 6.43

351 2,466 1,861 35,66 568.93 6,15 2,oO7 48.91 0.66

47 187

1.10 6.43

1,833 33,87 505.00 5.30 2,6o5 43.45 0.83 1.20 6,30

All income

+

595 3,466 1,628 35.97 549.46 5.16 2,188 46,59

428 2,850 1,629 36.00 568.56 5.12 2,216 46.70

161 584 1,614 35.66 449.06 5.54 2,052 56.94

Income below poverty level2

149 647 1,853 36.30 523.90 5.35 2,194 43.21

67 400 1,691 36.31 571.51 5.06 2,218 36.24

82 246 1,593 36,27 442.37 5.82 2,152 55.16

Income above poverty Ievelz

0.66

0.65

0.73

0.66

0.65

0.72

1.10 } 6.76

Z71=

1.05 [ 7.04

1.09 6.85

0.97 7.3-1

3

431 2,739 1,623 36.00 557.12 5.13 2,172 50.12 0.66 1.11 6.71

355 2,405 1,617 36.02 569,13 5.11 2,204 48.94 0,65

70 303

1.13

1,653

6.68

35.45 452.78 5.42 1,932 57.57 0.75 0.99 , ,7.07
Table 21. Mean caloric intake and mean intake oer 1.000 calories o

sexandrace

ected nutrients for persons ag?d 6-7 years by sex and race for income levels: United States, 1971.74

Esti- Mean nutrient intake per 1,00+3 calories

Number mated

of pOpu- Mean

exam - Iation Vita- Vita- caloric PrO- cal- 7hia- Ribo. Preined in intake tein cium iron min min ~ine flavin formed

persons thou- lgm) [mg) (mg)

(1$ (:9)

(mg) ~mg) n;i;n

sands

All income

688 I 7,824 1,851 36.81 538.28 5.33 2,066 41.42

498 6,450 1377 37.00 551.69 5.35 1,961 40.47

186 1,338 1,825 35.81 470.67 5.21 2,607 46.73

Income below poverty leve12

209 1,901 1,945 36.19 490.74 5.34 2,231 35.81

93 1,1662,043 36.63 505,75 5.41 1,986 31.48

115 724 1,776 35.44 466.56 5.18 2,6E8 44.24

464 I 5,785 I 1,960

394 5,173 1,966

67 588 1,919

Income above poverty leve12

All income

0.65

0.65

0.66

0.65

0.64

0.66

1.06I 6.92

1.00

-t

6.66

0.99 6.58

1.02 6.79

m

Income below poverty leve12 m 103 1,106 2,046 35.991 470.22 5.59 2,248 [ 33.71 0.66 0.98 6.79

a M 2,142 36.25 459.57 5.78 2,029 29.40 0.66 0.93 6.73

1,838 35.55 500,31 5.12 2,749 44.15 0.66 1.08 6.88

Income above pover?y Ievelz

232 2,895 2,082 37.37 557.561 5.34 2,057 41.78 0.65 1,11 7.22

197 2,625 2,082 37,51 560.89 5.38 1,973 41.08 0.65

34

1.11

262

7,19

2,089 36,03 520.92 5.03 2,907 49.78 0.65 1.04 7.65

All income

345 3,725 1,829 36.47 546.99 5.221 1,966 1 43.43 0.65 1.06 6.70

347 3,028 1,850 36.53 571.91 5.16 1,910 42.51 0.65

96 682

1.08 6.65

1,743 35.97 431.28 5.37 2,376 47.59 0.s6 0.94 6.79

Income below poverty Ievelz

106 795 1,806 36.50 523,07 4,94 2,203 39.12 0.63 1.03 6.46

44 443 1,882 37.35 591.52 4.72 1.933

62

35.35

352

0.60 1.09 6.31

1.709 35.32 428.28 5.25 2,577 44.33 0.67 0.95 6.68

Income above poverty level 2

232 2,690 1,838 36,44 553.66 5.31 1,940 44.82 0.66 1.07 6.74

197 2,548 1,847 36.37 569.03 5.27 1,908

33 327

44.03 0.65 1.08

1,764

6.69

36.63 433.22 5.49 2,145 50.68 0,65 0.92 6.90

59
Table 22. Mann caloric intake and moan intake per 1,000 c410rles of selected nutrlems for persons wwd 8-9 v’eam by sex and race for income levels: Unitnd States, 1971-74

--l-r-l Mean nutrient intake per 1,@Xl calories

1

Number lmated

of pOpu- Mem

ex8m- Iatlcm Vita- vite- Pre- catoric Pro. Cal- Iron min

Thia- Ribw

ined in min fmmod intake teln cium

(mg)

m Ine flavin

persons thou- (gml (mg)

[It) (1%

lmg) (mg) yi;;;

sand%

All income

+

644 7,364 2,015 36.29 535.50 5.21 ] 2,128 40.24 0.64 1.06 7.01

479 6,254 2,o43 36.59 561.02 5.19 2,163 40.41 0.63 1.09 7.03

161 1,0ss 1,s5s 34.32 436.14 5.36 1,824 38.76 0.66 0.90 6.84

Income below poverty leve12

--t

170 1,296 2,001 36.70 48S.60 5.48 2,345 42.68 0.64 0.99 6.86

78 S02 2,o52 37.69 527.36 5.55 2,654 43.94 0.64

t

1.05 6.73

92 493 1,91s 34.64 421.12 6.35 1,s06 40.48 0.64 0.s8 7.10

Income above poverty leve12

--t

458 6,83o 2,026 36.20 54s.86 5.13 I 2,086 1 39.= 0.63

393 5,319 2,o49 36.36 655.76 5.11 2,087 39.77 0.63

61 479 1,768 33.90 463.71 5.43 2,251 39.72 0.67

1.0s 7.02

—

1.K1 7.04

0.96 6.76

All income

321 3,610 2,173 35.s9 533.17 5.19 2,141 36.01 0.62 1.[)7 6.86

233 3,015 2,202 36.1S 548.62 5.13 2,166 36.09 0.61

F

1.10 6.90

55 6S0 2,024 34.1s 446.52 5.49 1,969 35.11 0.67 0.92 6.65

Income below poverty leve12

---t

s-l 677 2,132 35.S8 476.95 6.29 1,961 33,04 0.59 0.96 6.66

40 432 2,142 37.07 500.22 5.42 2,13S 34.11 0.5s 1.00 6.66

47 245 2,114 33.76 435.46 5.06 1,645 31.13 0.61 0.s9 6.66

Income above poverty leve12

226 2,S24 2,1S9 35.s7 649.66 5.11 2,1S4 36 ,S1

159 2,522 2,222 36.0S 55S.52 5.03 2,14S 35.98

36 287 1,896 33.51 461.06 5.S6 2,564 44.44

323

246

76

83

36

45

All income

3,744 1,s64 36.74 53s.12 5.24 2,114 45.00

3,240 1,s95 37.04 553.63 5.25 2,161 45,07

4sa 1,661 34.52 421.10 5.1-1 l,sl6 44.04

Income below poverty lwe12

619 1,s57 37.74 503.25 5.71 2,627 54.79

371 1,946 36.94 562.11 5.72 3,316 66.53

248 1,723 35.71 403.70 5.70 2,001 51.64

ii--l-i-it%

0.66

_

0.66

0.66

0.70

0.72

0.67

1,(36

130s

0.8s

1JD2

——

1.11

0.86

7.17

7.18

7.12

7.11

6.81

7.62

Income above poverty’ leve12

5

230 3,005 1,872 36,55 548.17 5.16 1,999 43.17 0.65 1.07 7.18

204 2,79S 1,s93 36.66 552.S4 5.19 2,023 43.7s 0.65 1.07 7.21

25 192 1,577 34.59 46s.4s 4.67 1,706 31 .2s 0.66 0.95 6.68

60
Table 23. Mean caloric intake andmean intake ~rl,WOcalories ofselected nutrients for NSons WdlO-ll vearsbvsex anUrace forincome lwels:United Stat=, l97l.74

—

Sexandrace

BOTH SEXES

Total 1 ,,, ,.!.,........,.. !..,................................................................

Total 1 .................................................................. .....................

TOtall ......................................................................................

Male —

Total 1 .. ...... .. ............ ... ... ... .. ... ..... .... ... ... ... ...... .. ...... .... ........ ... ... .

Total 1 .......................................................................................

Total 1 .......................................................................................

Female

Totall ......................................................................... ..............

Total 1 ............................. ..........................................................

Total 1 .......................................................................................

White ........................................................................................................

Negro ........................................................................................................

lTotal includes ill ram$.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

EstI. Mean nutnent intake per 1,OCO calories

Number mated

of pOpu- Mean

exam. Iation calorac Pro. cal- Vita- Vita. This. Ribo- Pre.

ined m intake tein cwm

Iron min min ~ine flavln formed

persons thou. (gin) (mg) (mgl c macin

[It) lmg)

[mg) [mg)

sands [mgl

All income

725 8,852 2,143 36.72 533.24 5.37 2,153 40.22 0.64 1.04 6.86

550 7,540 2,174 36.71 549.76 5.32 2,189 39,95

166

0.64

1,1s8

1.06 6.80

1,928 37.12 419,45 5.68 1,952 39.39 0.67 0.90 7.25

156 I 1,390

*

1#953

2,058

1,801

2,181

2,187

2.089

Income below poverty Ievelz

37.46 469.29 5.86 2,070 32.94 0.68

37,82 501.66 6.01 2,138 30.65 0,8s

37.21 423.17 5.64 2,004 37.24 0.68

Income above poverty Ievelz

36.6o 544,74 5.29 2,136 41.01 0.63

36.55 554.84 5.25 2,154 40.72 0.63

37.33 423.37 5.70 ?,859 38.7o 0.67

0.95

0s9

0.90

1.05

1.06

0.90

7.08

7.02

7.17

6.83

6.78

7.36

All income

362 4,446 2,261 37.11 528.10 5.60 2,295 39.50 0.68 1.05 7.05

28o 3,823 2,297 37.17 541.37 5.57 2,318 39.&3 0.88

76 541

1.07 7.04

1,963 37.40 432.93 5.76 2,237 31.35 0.65 0,91 7.17

Income klow poverty leve12

77 652 1,936 37.20 519.17 5.90 2,029 25.85 0.68 1.00 6.46

38 367 2,077 38.71 588,38 6.27 Z,oos 25.54

38 273

0.70 1.08 6.49

1,748 35.52 427.91 5.37 2,162 27.01 0.66 0.90 6.39

Income above poverty levelz

276 3,676 2,317 37.15 530.17 5.67 2,270 40,41 0.65 1.08 7.15

236 3,356 2,317 37.06 537.00 5.50 2,273 40.05

36 262

0.66 1.07 7.10

2,166 39.04 439.41 6.0S 2,322 34.83 0.65 0.92 7.83

All inccme

383 4,407 2,023 36.28 539.05 5.11 1.S93 41,02 0.63 1.03 6.S4

270 3,717 2,047 36.17 559.45 5.04 2,040 40,0;

w 546

0.61 1.05 6.~

1,9CQ 36.87 407,78 5.61 1.704 46.35 0.69 0.88 7.32

Income Mow powrty Iwelz

79 738 1,988 37.69 425.92 5,s3 2,107 39.11 O.m 0.91 7.81

33 451 2,o43 37.08 42s.97 5.m 2,24s 34.87 o.S4j

48 287 1,851

0.92 7.45

38.73 416.91 5.88 1,881 46.44 0.70 0.80 7.87

Income *o* poverty leve12

275 3,554 2,041 35.96 561a6 4.97 1g78 41.71 0.61 1.06 6.46

233 3,188 2,051 35.95 576.C4 4.84 2,014 41.49

39 321

O.w 1.06 6.41

1,974 35.78 408.88 5.36 1,630 42.21 0.69 O.sa 6.94

61
Table 24. Mean calorLc intake andmean !ntakewr l.hOOcalor#es ofselecled nutr#en'ls foroersonsaaed 12.14 vearsbv sexandrace for income levels: United States. 1971.74

Sex and race

T

Esti. Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

Number mated t I I I

of popu Mean

exam. latlon Vita- Vita. Pre. caloric PrO- cal- Thia- Ribomed Iron m in min ~i”e formed on intake tein cium

(mg)

flavin

persons thou. (gin) (gin)

{ii) (:9)

{mg) ~mgl n&c;

sands

All income

-t

1.107 12,916 2,226 37.24 504.70 5.39 1,932

828 11,004 2,244 37.54 524.97 5.33 1,943

272 1,805 2,109 35.29 381.68 5.76 1,854

Income below poverty level2

266 1 2,124 [ 2,060 I 36,67 I 451,85 I 5.98 [ 2,174

115 1,196 2,122 37,87 496.02 5,80 1,995

150 926 1,981 35.o4 390.62 6.24 2,407

H

35.61 I 0,67 I 0.991 7.12

31.80 0.68

40.53 0.65

1.00 7.03

0.97 7.25

-t

797 10,189 2,251 37,36 513.96 5.30 1,692 38.93 0.63 1.01 7.17

880 9,321 2,254 37,55 527.55 5.30 1,933 38.35 0.62 1.03 7.17

112 786 2,214 35.00 364.62 5.2s 1.340 45.32 0.65 0.79 7.15

All income

+

548 6,480 2,519 36.85 5Q9.05 5.39 1,864 35.38 0.63 1.01 7.16

415 5,559 2,564 37.09 526.10 5.29 1,877 34.64 0.62 1.03 7.11

131 885 2,253 35,20 388.45 6.12 1,935 39.72 0.64 0.92 7,56

Income below poverty Ievelz

-t

126 1,076 2,185 37.23 461.65 6,27 2,266 34.55 . 0.68 1.02

1-

7.46

62 669 2,249 38,51 508.97 5,67 2,067 32.41 0.68 1.01 7.22

64 407 2,082 34,97 375.88 7.35 2,620 38.34 0.66 1.04 7,89

393

331

60

559

413

141

Income above poverty leve12

5,001 I 2,565 I 36,90 I 615.64 ] 5.28 I 1,810 I 36.14 I 0.62

4,571 2,607 37,08 526.25 5,30 1,638 35.11 0.62

384 2,373 34.79 383.65 5.22 1,440 47.29 0.65

All income

6,4361 1,932 37.76 499.02 5.40 1,995 I 41.571 0.64

.

5,445 1,918 38.14 523.43 5.38 2,034 41.55 0.64

920 1,970 35.39 374.24 5.35 1,763 42.45 0.65

1.01 I 7.14

1.00

t7.17

1.02 7.20

0.85 6.64

Income below poverty Ieve!z

-t

140 1,049 1,931 36.02 440.49 5.65 2,068 36.64 0.66 0.94 6.73

53 527 “ 1,961 36,93 475.74 5.99 1,892 30.91 0.68 0.96

86

6,76

519 1,902 35.10 403.26 5.30 2,224 42.41 0.64 0.91 6.70

Income above poverty leve12

404 5,1sa 1,930 37.95 511.81 5.33 1,996 42.54 0.64 1.01 7.22

349 4,749 1,915 38,16 529.25 5.30 2,058 42.59 0.63

52

1.03 7.22

392 2,055 35.25 342.57 5.35 1,226 43.04 0.66 0.78 6.92

lTcdal includes all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

62
Table 25. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of se!ected nutrients for persons aged 15-17 years by sex and race for income levels: United States, 1971-74

Sex and race

Esti- Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

Number mated

of popu- Mean vita- vita- Preexam- ination caloric PrO- cal- Thia- Ribm

ined in tei n cium Iron min min ~i”e intake flavin formed

th.au- (gm) [mgl [mg) c

pwzons (11) (mg}

(mg) ~mg) n&;;

sands

All income

1,019 12,154 2,394 37.75 469.13 5.44 1.97936.33 0.62 0.95 7.43

773 10,534 2,428 37.84 479.95 5.44 2,023 36.33 0,61 0.97 7.41

238 1,519 2,156 36.66 373.28 5.50 1,603 35.23 0.65 0.86 7.59

Income below poverty leve12

227 1,6252,062 3628 442.65 I 5.15 1.793 38.42 0.59 0.90 7,15

101 1,038 2,056 36.73 484.06 5,08 1.876” 37.92 0.57 0,95 6.60

124 569 2,070 36.87 364.91 5.23 1,496 39.43 0.62 0.61 7.79

Income above poverty levd2

751 9,929 2,449 38.15 473.16 ] 5.49 2,033 36.35 0.62 0.97 7.50

639 6,937 2,481 38.26 480.36 5.48 2,063 36.49 0.62 0.98 7.50

106 909 2,128 36.69 373.06 5.72 1,707 32.94 0.67 0.88 7.56

All income

516 6,327 2,981 1 37.96 470.06 5.47 1,943 33,60 0.61 0.95 7.49

391 5,465 3,057 38.07 479.83 5.47 1,995 33.61 0,61 0.97 7.51

119 782 2,489 36.30 367.99 5.46 1,403 32.95 0.60 0.81 7.43

Income below poverty leVe12

110 748 2,564 37.47 472.37 5.22 1,710 34.39 0.62 0,94 7.55

44 417 2,727 37.18 534.05 6.15 1,704 30.39 0.61 1,02 7.12

64 313 2,372 37.32 367.27 5.29 1,489 40.45 0.63 0.82 8.22

Income above poverry leve12

385 5,317 3,039 38.14 468.18 5.51 1,975 33.77 0.61 0.95 7.51

332 4,820 3,097 38.24 473.91 S.50 2,017 33.89 0.61 0.96 7.56

49 434 2,451 35.83 355.88 5.66 1,378 27.68 0.57 0.78 7.09

%R

117 I 877

57 621

60 256

All income

1,756 I 37.37 I 467.38 ] 5,40 I 2,048 I 40.99 I 0.63 I 0,96 I 7.31

%wnlwl 9%44 Nil ::1 ~:

Income below poverty Ievelz

1,633 I 34.681 402.88 5.04 1,902 43.82 0.5s I 0.84 6,63

1,605 34.07 421.26 5.00 2,072 46.51 0.54 0,87 6.43

1,702 36.09 360.S9 5.14 1.514 37.69 0.61 0.78 7.08

Income above poverty leve12

366 4,613 1,768 38.17 483.05 5.46 2,147 41,48 0.65 1.00 7.48

307 4,117 1,761 38.25 493.67 5.43 2,160 41,86 0,63 1.00 7.41

57 475 1,832 37.75 394.06 5.80 2,108 39.37 0,79 1.01 8.15

63
Table 26. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 18-19 years by sex and race for income levels: United States, 1971-74

Sexandrace

BOTH SEXES

Totall ............. ..........................................................................

Totall .......................................................................................

Totall .......................................................................................

Totall .......................................................................................

Totall .......................................................................................

Female

Totall .......................................................................................

Totall ..,..., ......................................................................... .,,,,,

Totall ......... ................................................................. ...... ......

a~ Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

All income

540

+

6,326 2,339 38.74 419.98 5.65 2,057 44.90 0.60 0.91 7.96

411 5,390 2,387 38.99 434.71 5.69 2,076 46.05 0.60 0.93 7.96

122 S62 2,090 37.27 322.95 5.42 1,696 35.23 0.60 0.78 8,12

Income below poverty leve12

+1

136 1,140 2,032 38.22 376.58 5.69 1,839 45.19 0.63 0.82

t

7.84

77 735 1,955 38,42 418.89 5.84 1,776 46.91 0.63 0.88

59

7.69

376 2,171 38.19 310.68 5.51 2,033 39.50 0.62 0.74 8,28

Income above poverty leve12

--t

378 4,934 2,411 39.04 431.58 5.65 2,092 44.49 0.60 0.92 8,01

315 4,438 2,457 38.26 440.73 5.68 2,108 45.62 0.60

58

0.93 8.o2

451 2,057 36.82 330.21 5.34 1,966 30.73 0.59 0.80 7.99

All income

259 3,134 2,949 38,43 422.67 5.57 1,911 39.53 0.59 0.91 7.86

202 2,696 3,018 38,95 435.34 5.63 1,987 40.89 0.59

52

0,93 7.88

380 2,627 34,69 323,41 5.15 1,405 25.76 0.59 0.76 7.94

Income below poverty Ievelz

-t

65 419 2,590 38,81 377.20 5.82 1,398 36.86 0,61 0,85

t

8.50

29 247 2,586 41,20 444.38 6.10 1,479 36.13 0.59

24

0.95 8.36

144 2,681 35,70 284.27 5.54 1,368 31.05 0.65 0,71 9.23

Income above poverty level2

-t

197 2,S48 2.680 38.46 431.14 5.53 1,953 39.90 0.56 0.92 7.80

166 2,382 3,036 38.65 438,55 5.58 2,003 41.36

28

0,58 0.93 7.87

236 2,595 34,05 348.07 4.90 1,429 22.43 0.56 0.80 7.13

+iR

-t–

B3 721

48 489

35 232

1,739

.

1,756

1,668

1,707

1,637

1,S56

All income

39.26 415.52 5.77 2,301 53.84 0.631 0,90 8.13

39.07 431,92 5.78 2,230 54.93 0.63 0.92 8.11

40.48 322.38 5.75 2,730 46.96 0.62 0.79 8.33

Income below poverty Ievelz

37.69 376.04 5.58 2,228 52.64 0.64 0,80 7.26

36.21 398.57 5.62 2,o13 55.50 0.67 0.82 7.16

40.42 334.29 5.49 2,626 47.04 0.60 0.77 7.43

Income above poverty level2

3

181 2,266 1,750 40.20 432.46 5.88 2,367 53.54 0.63 0.94 8.43

149 2,05$ 1,785 40.06 445.03 5.86 2,315 54.02

30

0.63 0.95

215

8.33

1,468 42.19 295.58 6.18 3,009 46.81 0.65 0,82 9.65

lTotal includes all races,

2Excludes persons with unknown i“ccmne,

64
T.hla 77 M.=m caloric intake and n-manintake oer 1,(jQL7calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 20-24 years bv sex and race for income levels: United Slats, 1971-74

%x and race

Esti. Mean nutrtent intake per 1,OQOcalcmes

Number mated 1

of pOpu- Mean Vita- Vita- Preexam. Iation caloric Pro. c31- Th8a- Ribo.

Iron min min ~i”e formed

ined in ima ke tein cium flavin

{mgl c

persons thou- (gm) (mg) [1:) [mg)

(mg) ~mg} n;i;;

sands

All income

1,756 17,136 2,265 38.17 391.99 5.80 1,987 42.45 0.63 0.89 8.33

1,379 14,757 2,298 38.37 402.33 5.60 1,803 41.91 0,62 0.90 8.38

339 2,043 2,070 38.58 304.60 5.69 2,462 43.46 0.63 0.79 8,03

Income below poverty Ievelz

349 2,567 2,061 36.06 363.76 5.61 2,058 41.82 0.64 0.89 8.25

200 1,759 2,122 35.60 359.08 5.52 1,617 40.34 0.63 0.68 8.41

143 730 1,924 36.48 383.75 5,81 2,965 41.39 0.65 0.89 7.72

Income above poverty level 2

1,351

-t

14,037 2,266 38.41 394.90 5.82 1,961 42.85 0.61 0.s8 8.35

1,140 12,531 2,308 38.62 406.36 5.83 1,926 42.49 0.61 0.89 8.38

180 1,256 2,146 38.57 270.51 5.75 2,159 44.13 0.62 0.74 8.20

All income

513 8,217 2,688 38,06 384.92 5.72 1,836 37.48 0.60 0.88 8.51

423 7,154 2344 38.22 394.25 5.74 1,744 36.H O.&) 0.6s 8.54

80 907 2,520 36.51 2S6.28 5.47 2,507 41.74 0.60 0.78 8.30

Income below poverty leve12

95 1,113 2,555 37.07 361.52 5.59 1,854 35.92 0.63 0.92 8.63

65 832 2,611 36.04 343.43 5.48 1,446 33.88 0.62 0.92 8.75

28 232 2,407 39.18 410.54 6.48 3,132 34.32 0.61 0.93 7.82

Income above poverty Ievelz

400 6.801 2,928 38.04 384.66 5.73 1,789 38.14 0.59 0.65 8.50

343 8,040 2,973 38.32 397.10 5.76 1.740 37.40 0.59 0.87 8.53

49 654 2,566 35.47 253.17 5.45 2,162 43.21 0.58 0.73 8,46

1,243

956

259

254

135

115

All income

8,919 1,691 38.34 403.17 5.92 2,224 50.28 ~

7,603 1.691 38.63 415.60 5.90 2,164 50.72

1,136 1,710 36.65 314.42 5.95 2,406 45.49

Income below poverty level 1

1,454 1,683 34.87 366.37 6.62 2,295 48.89

926 1,664 34.86 360.91 5.57 1,854 49.35

497 1,698 34.69 332.75 5.70 2,855 46.06 aa-%i

Income above poverty IEW.=12

951 I 7,236 1,687 I 39.01 I 411.64 I 5.98 2,243 I 50.64 I 0.65 I 0.91 I

8.09

, I

797 6.491 1,66S 39.09 421.56 5.94 2,233 50.82 0.54 0.92 8.13

131 603 1,691 38.38 289.05 6.23 2,154 45.65 0.58 0.75 7.78

65
Table 28. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,00Q calories of $-?Iected nutriems for persons aged 25.34 years by sex and race for income Iwels: United States, ‘1971-74

J

Esti- Mean nutrient intake p?r 1,000 calories

Number mated

of popu. Mean

exam. Iation caloric Pro. Cal. Vita. Vita- This. Ribo. Preined in intake tein cium

Iron min min ~i”e flavin formed

persons thou. (gml (mg) (mg I c

(It) (mgl

(mg) (mg, .;::

sands

All income

+

2,700 26,762 2,163 39,78 390.58 6,I7 2,225 38.22 0.62 0.9CI 9.09

2,211 23,529 2.177 39,83 404.14 6.17 2,230 38.33

464 2,917

0.62 0.91 9.12

2,085 39,05 27S.63 6,10 2,209 36.39 0.62 0.77 8.82

Income below poverty leve12

-t

384 2,438 1,S63 40.34 342.31 6,62 2,259 33.60 0.65 0.87 9.04

210 1,560 1,855 40.66 376,06 6.60 2, I 58 30.63

169 827

0.64 0.89 9.14

1,670 39.64 269.65 6.57 2,438 35.70 0.66 0.81 6.52

Income above poverty levelz

--t

2,240 23,542 2,195 39,70 393.58 6.14 2,203 38.44 0.62 0.90 9,10

1,941 21,246 2,200 39.74 404,76 6.15 2,214 38.60

271 2,036

0.62 0.81 9.12

2,185 38.83 262.29 5.82 2,137 36.70 0.61 0.76 8.92

All income

S04 12,766 2,739 39.66 383.1o 6,o9 1,953 32,75 0.61 0.88 9.15

672 11,191 2,765 39,59 395.25 6,OS 1,945 32.99 0,60

119 1,377

0.8Y 9.16

2,667 40,04 283.14 6.07 2,035 29.66 0.61 0.781 9.01

Income below poverty IWZ12

73 837 2,359 43.5s 328.39 7.27 2,168 26.21 0.68 0.87’ 9.65

48 528 2,359 43.45 356.03 7.37 2,1s8 22.24

23 269

0.65 0.89 10.04

2,497 43.73 250,94 6.98 2,090 25.74 0.65 0.80 8.79

Income above poverty leve12

-t

707 11,520 2,772 39.36 3s5.01 6.o1 1,901 33.00 0.60

t

0.8if 9.11

605 10,281 2,791 39.36 395.63 6.02 1,693 33.29

92 1,085

0:60 0.s6 ; 9.13

2,723 39.19 290.50 5.86 2,o28 30.58 0.60 0.77 9.04

All income

*

1,696 13,985 1,638 38.97 402.06 8.31 2,641 46.56 0.6S 0.94

1,539 12,336 1,644 40.22 417.75 6.32 2,665 46.48

335 1,540

0.65 0.96

1,564 37.63 271.77 6.14 2,476 46.66 0.64 0.77

Income below poverty Ievelz

+

311 1,6o1 1,6S8 37.S2 353.12 6.11 2,331 39.33 0.65 0.81

162 1,032 1,597 3S.56 391,19 6.o2 2,127 36.97

146 658

0.64 0.89

1,567 36.48 284.o5 6.26 2,707 43,38 0.67 0.s2

Income above poverty Ievelz

9.01

_

9.CH3

8.54

&42

8.47

8.31

d

1,533 12,021 1,643 40.24 407.51 6.35 2,692 47.25 0.65 0.95 9.06

1,338 10,965 1,646 40.36 419.32 6.36 2,725 47.06

179 961

0.65 0.96

1,572

9.11

38.12 266.o9 6.07 2,354 48.80 0.62 0.74 8.67

66
Table 29. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons awd 3544 vea~,.-,hw -.. -W .s.A..-.-.. W* +nr . ine~~ .. . IWEIS: . . Unitd.—.stat-. 1971-74

~

Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

All income

2,328 22,575 2,035 40.17 369.37 6.40 2,343 39.94 0.61 0.89 9.42

1,871 20,107 2,069 40.11 375.99 6.41 2,320 39.40 0.61 0.90

421 2,175 1,719 40.26 302.14 6.27 2,689 46.32 0.63 0.83 %

Income below poverty Ievelz

334 2,040 1,954 40.20 401.40 6.31 2,366 35.67 0.64 0.92 8.34

165 1,383 2,052 41.64 466.02 6.39 2,440 31.61 0.64 0.99 8,20

166 646 1.743 36.87 269.36 6.03 2.217 46.48 0.65 0.75 8.67

Income above poverty Ievelz

1,909 19,718 2,043 40.15 367.32 6.41 2,314 40.46 0.61 0.89 9.52

1,645 18,030 2,069 39.99 370.65 6.42 2,279 40.06 0.61 0.89 9.52

234 1,4281,719 41.74 322.31 6.37 2,851 46.50 0.62 0.67 9.45

All income

665 I 10,804 2,564 39.93 359.14 6.22 2,103 32.32 0.59 0.86 9.33

570 9,857 2,576 39.85 363.63 6.24 2,101 32.00 0.59 0.88 9.34

87 820 2,354 40.28 292.83 6.07 2,198 38.24 0.61 0.79 9.02

Income below poverty leve12

72 692 2,651 39.96 419.49 6.18 2,310 29.12 0.64 0.94 7.85

44 638 2.766 41.58 475.75 6.26 2,449 24.63 0.63 1.00 7.65

27 251 2,328 34.99 250.47 5.85 1,893 42.40 0.66 0.71 8.38

Income above poverty leve12

667 9,513 2,549 40.01 364.11 6.= 2,0541 32.62 0.59 0.87 9.47

509 8,863 2,561 39.82 355.28 6.24 2,037 32.51 0.59 0.87 9.46

52 611 2,428 42.56 319.42 6.14 2,399 37.17 0.59 0.84 9.36

1,663

_

1,301

334

262

121

139

All income

11,772 1,558 40.53 3S4.81 6.67 2,706

10,260 1,5a2 40.53 395.41 6s36 2,666

1,364 1,335 40.26 312.10 6.47 3,213

Income below poverty leve12

1,148 1,413 40.53 375C4 6.49 2,448

746 1,424 41.48 422.97 6.61 2,426

395 1,372 38.88 289.69 6.22 2,566

m

9.57

—

9.61

9.36

9.05

9.12

8,99

Income above poverty leve12

1,342 10,205 1,572 40.37 367.34 6.68 2,713 52.32 0.66 0.92 9.59

1,136 9,147 1,591 40.26 394.75 6.69 2,658 51.88 0.65 0,92 9.62

182 917 1,324 40.8s 325.26 6.61 3,515 66.02 0.66 0.90 9.56

lTOtaI includes all races.

‘Excludes vermns with unknown income.

67
Table 30. Mean caloric intake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 45-54 years by sex and race for income leVelS: United States, 1971-74

3ex and race

Esti- Mean nutrient intake per 1,000 calories

Number mated

of popu- Mean

exam. Iation Vitacaloric PrO- cal- vita- Thia- Ribo. Pre.

iron min min ~i”e formed ined in intake tein cium

(mg)

flavin

persons thou- (gm) (mg) (Ill (:9)

(mg) ~mg) n;iac;

sands

All income

+

1,601 23,524 1,901 41,69 373.30 6.5S 2,761 43.72 0.64 0.93 9.68

1,333 21,207 1,930 41.43 379.40 6,56 2,724 43.49 0.64 0.94 9.67

256 2,218 1,635 44,85 308.60 6,72 3,163 45.11 0.70 0.89 9.74

Income below poverty leve12

--t

193 1,764 1,741 40,27 371.15 6.26 3,647 36.59 0.63

t

1.00 8,98

103 1,051 1,866 37,71 381.50 5.68 3,729 29.21 0.59 1.05 8.96

90 713 1,55745.86 352.86 6.79 3,501 49.62 0.72 0.93 9.01

Income above poverty leve12

--t

1,346 20,735 1,908 41,56 375.30 6.58 2,731 44,42 0.65 0.93 9.68

1,179 19,262 1,927 41.44 381.42 6.58 2,703 44.38 0.65 0.93 9.86

157 1,399 1,656 43,90 283.78 6.67 3,155 42.S4 0.69 0.86 10!02

All income

765 11,260 2,301 40,85 364.21 6.35 2,247 36.47 0.62 0.90 9.55

628 10,117 2,341 40.50 369.14 6.33 2,194 35,70 0.62 0.90 9.54

130 1,087 1,952 44.87 309.29 6.58 2,847 42.78 0.69 0.88 9.72

Income below poverty Ievelz

-t

93 645 2,045 41.04 363,65 6.18 2,430 33!s8 0.63

t

0.8G 9.14

49 464 2,229 37.62 370.51 5.79 1,900 22.01 0.58 0.8S4

44

9.34

381 1,821 46.14 353,43 6.75 3,220 51.49 0.69 0.85 8.86

Income above poverty leve12

643

-t

10,002 2,316 40.76 366.48 1 6.34 2,247 36.96 0.63 0.90 9.56

555 9,288 2,339 40.s5 371.57 6.33 2,216 36.61 0.62 0.90

S2

9.53

673 2,026 44.39 286,72 6.54 2,730 38.18 0.69 0.s6 10.22

All income

%t%t&42.85 385.85 6.88 3,469 53.71 0.68 0,98 9.85

42.71 393.52 6,SS 3,453 54.19 0.67 0.99 9.86

44,62 307.65 6,93 3,608 4s.40 0.72 0.93 9.77

Income below poverty lwe12

39,28 380.79 6,37 5,209 40.10 0.65 1,17 8.77

36,54 393.73 6.15 5,765 37.23 0.59 1.22 8.54

45,39 351.82 6,85 3,970 46.50 0.76 1.06 9.27

Income above poverty Ievelz

3

703 10,733 1,52742,69 387.79 6.92 3,415 54.99 0.68 0.97 9.84

624 9,974 1,543 42,70 395.36 6,92 3,391 56.34 0.8s 0.98

75

8.85

728 1,313 43.20 278.57 6.85 3,764 49.50 0.8s 0.87 9.73

lTotal includes all races.

2Excludes persons with u“kn.awn income,

6a
Table 31. Mean caloric intake and mean intake cer 1,000 calories of selected nutnents for persons aged 55.64 years by sex and race for income levels: Unired Stat.%, 1971-74

Sex and race

Esti- Mean nutnent intake per 1.000 calories

Wmber mated

of pOpu- Mean

exam- Iatlon Pro. Vita- Vtta- Pre. cal.artc Cal. Thia- RlboIron min min ~im formed med m intake tei n cium (mg)

flavin

ozrsons thou- (gm) (mg) c

(11) (mgl

[mg) (mg) “;:;;

sands

All income

1,267 18,841 1,710 41.13 391 .ss 6.80 3,483 56.72 0.68 0,99 9.58

1,056 17,030 1,726 41.23 399.62 6.81 3,436 56.21 0.69 1.01 9,63

200 1,644 1.457 40.53 337.54 8.90 4,463 67.62 0.68 0.89 9.31

Income below poverty leve12

196 2,198 I 1,473 37.95 439.41 6.48 3,276 45.84 0.66 1.00 8.2o

125 1,642 1,55037.57 463.43 6.43 2,7S1 43.66 0.66 1.02 8.15

70 528 1,256 39.90 35s.90 6.76 5,349 55.03 0.69 0.94 8.64

Income above poverty Ievelz

1,005 15,5s5 1,739 41.32 389.11 6.81 3,476 67.38 0.68 0.99 9.67

S81 14,462 1,738 41.39 395.69 6.82 3,479 56.85 0.68 1.01 9.70

115 986 1,s1 41.10 337.9s 6.98 4,018 72.59 0.68 0.89 9.43

All income

597 8,ss8 2,076 40.28 374.94 6.58 2,741 48.10 0.86 0.94 9.42

504 8,125 2,0s2 40.26 383.18 6.57 2,670 45.45 0.66 0.95 9.43

85 672 1,7ss 41.85 319J3Q 6.9S 4,24S 59.84 0.66 0.89 9.74

Income below poverty Ievelz

90 1,015 1,725 38.06 447JXI 6.42 2,690 39.56 0.6s 1.01 8.22

62 855 1.772 37.21 460.29 6.28 2,160 38.o2 0,64 0.99 7.95

28 160 1,479 43.49 362.03 7.29 6,071 49.34 0.71 1.13 9.95

Income above poverty Iev212

476 7.396 2,127 40.59 36&73 6.62 2,727 46.60 0,66 0.94 9.52

421 6,892 2,111 40.62 376.49 6.63 2,729 46.21 0.66 0.95 9.56

48 416 2,018 41.89 317.21 6.s9 3,421 60.26 0.65 0.85 9.43

All income

670 9,953 1,382 42.27 414.65 7.10 4480 70.97 0.72 1.0s 9.79

552 8.W5 1.401 42.56 421,92 7.13 4,476 70.s0 0.72 1.08 9,68

115 971 1,218 39.19 356,39 6,81 4,6s3 75.34 O.ES 0.90 8.%

Income below poverty Ievelz

106 1,183 1,256 37.62 430.48 6,5S 3,867 53.24 0.68 0.96 8.17

63 787 1,310 38,11 4W.05 6.65 3,618 51.92 0.68 1.06 8.44

42 368 1,159 37.91 354,05 6.48 4,948 5s.19 0.67 0.84 7.92

Income above poverty Iewlz

529 8,188 1,3sa 42.35 417.33 7.CIS 4,514 72.30 0.72 1.07 9.6s

460 7,570 1,398 42.46 422.64 7.0s 4,512 71.4s

67

0.72 1.0s 9.90

570 1,26140.16 362.28 7.C9 4,717 87.00 0.71 0.94 9.44

lTotd includes all races.

‘Excludes persons with unknown income.

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Table 32. Mean caloric imake and mean intake per 1,000 calories of selected nutrients for persons aged 65 years and over by sex and race for income levels: United States, 1971-74

EstI. Mean nutrient intake per 1,0CH3calories

Number mated

of popu. Mean

St?Xand race exam. Iation Vita- Vita- Pre- caloric Pro. cal- Thia- Flibo.

ined m intake tein cium Iron min min ~ine flavin formed

thou. {gml (mg) c

persons {mgl

(it] (mg)

(mg)

~mg , ni::;

sands

BOTH SEXES All income

Total 1 .......................................................................................

H

3,479 12,773 1,521 40.14 414.79 6.88 3,493 58.77 0.71 1.02 9.17

White ....................................................................................... ............... 2,840 11,570 1.538 40.11 420,16 6.89 3,451 5S.65 0.71 1.02 9.22

Negro ...................................................................................... ................. 612 1,140 1,350 40.61 360,S4 6.71 4,054 59.63 0.72 0.97 8.59

l-----tIncome below poverty leve12

Total 1 ........................................................................................ 815 2,256 1,371 39.63 405.05 6.65 3,095 50.31 0.71 0.99 9.05

White .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. ... . . .. . .. .. .. .... . . . . .. . . . .. 524 1#755 1,380 39.25 412.86 6.66 2,939 48.27 0.70 1.01 9.24

Negro ........... ............................................................................................. 286 488 1,339 41,14 376.78 6.62 3,729 5S.72 0.76 0,92 8.43

Income above poverty leve12

Total 1 ........................................................................................ 2,503 9,869 1,559 40.21 416.79 6,93 3,621 60.80 0.71 1.03 9.14

White ........... .......................... ......................................................... ......... 2,190 9,245 1,569 40.20 421.31 6.94 3,599 60.70 0.71 1.03 9.14

Negro . . ..... . ..... ..... .... .... ...... . .. .. .. ..,..,.,, ..,,,,..., . .. .. .. . . . . 291 574 1,387 40.25 349.38 6.73 4,161 60.95 0.69 1.01 8.83

—Male All income

Total 1 ........................................................................................ 1,657 5,496 1,805 39.69 395.71 6.72 3,o36 4S.92 0.69 0.98 9.00

White ........................................................................................................ 1,344 4,970 1,828 39.71 400.92 6.71 2,987 48.79 0.69 0.98 9.02

Negro ........................................................................................................ 294 486 1,571 39.18 345.84 6.76 3,693 51.67 0.71 1.0,1 8.48

Income below poverty level2

Total 1,..,..,,,,..,., ......................................................................... 335 787 1,68638.35 359.79 6.69 2,351 38.07

White

0.66

t

0.92 8.51

......................................... ..... ..... .. .. .............. ... .. .. .. .. . .. .... 204 595 1,706 38.14 363.59 6.60 1,997 33.34 0.67 0.93 8.74

Negro ........................................................................................................ 128 186 1,618 39.16 346.63 6.94 3,603 54.93 0.73 0.8$7 7.s4

Income above poverty leve12

TOtall . . ... . ... .... ....... .. ..... ..... .......... . .. .. .. ..... .. 1,242 4,438 1,832 39.96 402.12 6.73 3,190 50.97 0.68 0.99 8.88

White ....... ... . .. .. ..... . ....... ..... .. .. .. .. .... ... ........ .. .. .. ... . .. .. ....... 1,077 4,127 1,85039.96 406.62 6.73 3,162 51.18 0.69 0.98 8.96

Negro ........................................................................................................ 149 276 1,568 39.46 344.34 6.63 3,794 48.86 0.69 1.10 8.97

Female

1+

All income

Total 1.. . ... ..... .. .. .. ................ ..... ..... .. .. .. ..... .... . . 1,822 7.277 1,307 40.61 434.77 7.05 3,971

White ...

69.04 0.74 1.s 9.36

....... ................ .. .. .. ..... . ................. .. .. .. .. . . 1,496 6,601 1,319 40.52 440.30 7.08 3,937 68.93 0.74 1.08

Negro .................... .. ........ .. ....... .. ........... .. .. .......... ........ .. .. . .. .. ...

9.42

316 654 1,186 41.82 376.62 6.67 4,429 67.47 0.73 0.93 8.71

‘-t Income below poverty leve12

Total 1 .. ..... .. ........ ...... .. ..... .. .. .... ..... ..... .. . .. .. 480 1,469 1,2o3 40.59 439.06 6,63 3,653 59.49 0.73 1.05 9.45

White .. .. ..... .. .. ........ .......... .. ..... .. ........ ... ..... .. .. .. . .. . . .. . . 320 1,160 1,212 40.05 44s.48 6.70 3,620 59.05 0.72 1.07

Negro ..... ..... .. ..... .. .. .......... ... .... ....... .. .... .. .. .. ..... .. ... .. .. . . ....

9.59

158 302 1,168 42,83 402.49 6.34 3,836 61.95 0.76 0.97 8.93

Income above poverty leve12

Total 1 ........................................................................................ 1,261 5,431 1,335 40.49 433.28 7.15 4,105 71.83 0.74 1.07 9,31

White ........................................................................................................ 1,113 5,118 1,342 40.47 437.67 7.17 4,085 71.29 0.74 1.08

Negro ........................................................................................................

9.35

142 298 1,219 41.19 355.40 6.86 4,598 75.37 0.68 0.91 8.66

lTotal includes all races,

2Excludes persons with unknown income.

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APPENDIXES

CONTENTS

I. Demographic and Socioeconomic Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

II. Standards for HANESDietax’y Intie Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

LIST OF APPENDIX TABLES

I. Weighted average thresholds at the low income level in 1971, by size of family and sex of head, by

fmrn-nonfarm residence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

n. Standards for evaluation of daily dietary intake used in the Health and Nutrition Examination

Survey, by age, sex, and physiological state: United States, 1971-74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

71
APPIENDIX I

DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIOECONOMIC TERMS

,

The demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of the p-opulation sampled are defined

as follows:

Age.–The age recorded for each examinee

was the age at his last birthday on the date of

examination. The age criterion for inclusion in

the sample used in this survey was defined in

terms of his age at time of census interview.

Some of those who were 74 years old at the

time of interview’ became 75 years old by the

time of the examination. There were 20 such

cases. In the adjustment and weighting procedures used to produce national estimates, these

persons were included in the 74-year-old group.

Race. –For each individual, race was

recorded as “white,” “Negro,” or “other races.”

The last category included American Indians,

Chinese, Japanese, and all races other than white

or Negro. Mexican persons were included with

“white” unless definitely known to be American

Indian or of a race other than white. Negroes

and persons of mixed Negro and other parentage

were recorded as “Negro.”

Family Income. –The income recorded was

the total income reported during the past 12

months by the head of the household and all

other household members related to the head by

blood, marriage, or adoption. This income was

the total cash income (excluding pay in kind,

e.g.,mea.k, living quarters, or supplies provided

in place of cash wages) except in the case of a

family with its own farm or business, in which

case net income was recorded. Also included in

the family income figure were allotments and

NOTE: The list of references follows the text.

other money received by the family from a

member of the Armed Forces whether he was

living at home or not.

Poverty Index. –Income status was determined by the Poverty Income Ratio (PIR).

Poverty statistics published in the Census Bureau

reportsb were based on the poverty index developed by the Social Security Administration in

1964. (For a detailed discussion of the SSA poverty standards, see references.6 $7) Modifications

in the definition of poverty were adopted in

1969.8 The standard data series in poverty for

statistical use by all executive departments and

establishments has been established.g

The two components of the PIR /are the

total income of the household (numerator) and

a multiple of the total income necessary to

maintain a family with given characteristics on a

nutritionally adequate food plan’ (clenominator). The dollar value of the denominator of

--------.— .-.

the PIR is constructed from a food plan (econ-’

omy plan) necessary to maintain minimum recommended daily nutritional requirements. The

economy plan is designated by the Department

of Agriculture for “emergency or temporary use

when funds are low. ”

For families of three or more persons, the

poverty level was set at three times the cost of

the economy food plan. For smaller families and

persons living alone, the cost of the economy

food plan was adjusted by the relatively higher

fixed expenses of these smaller household.

The denominator or poverty income cutoff

adjusts the family poverty income maintenance

requirements by the family size, the sex of the

family head, the age of the family head in fami72
lies with one or two members, and the place of

residence (farm, nonfarm). Annual revisions of

the poverty income cutoffs are based on the

changes in the average cost of living as reflected

in the Consumer Price Index.

As shown in table I the annual income considered to be the poverty level increases as the

family size increases. A family with any combination of characteristics and with the same income as shown in the table has been designated

as having a PIR or poverty level of 1.0. The same

famiIy with twice the income found in the table

would have a PIR of 2.0. Ratios of Iess than 1.0

Table 1.Weighted average thresholds at the low income level in 197’

Size of family

All unrelated individuals ........................................................

Under 65 years .................................................................

65 years and over ..............................................................

All families .............................................................................

2 persons ..............m...........................................................

Haad under 65 years ....................................................

Head 65 years and over ...............................................

3 persons .........i................................................................

4 persons ..........................................................................

5 persons ..........................................................................

6 persons ..........................................................................

7 persons or more .............................................................

Total

$2,033

2,093

1,931

3,700

2,612

2,699

2,424

3,207

4,113

4,645

5,441

6,678

can be described as “below poverty,” ratios

greater than 1.0, as “above poverty.”

Poverty thresholds are computed on a

national basis only. No attempt has been made

to adjust these thresholds for regional, State, or

other local variation in the cost of living (except

for the farm, nonfarm difference). None of the

noncash public weIfare benefits such as food

stamp bonuses or free food commodities are

included in the income of the low income families receiving these benefits.

Table I shows threshold income values for

the combinations listed above.

Jy size of family and sax of head, by farm.nonfarm residence

Total

$2,040

2,098

1,940

3.724

2,633

2,716

2,448

3,229

4,137

4,880

5,468

6,751

Nonfarm

Male

headl

$2,136

2,181

1,959

3,764

2,641

2,731

2,450

3,246

4,139

4,884

5,482

6,771

Female

headl

$1,978

2,017

1,934

3.428

2,581

2,635

2,437

3,127

4,116

4,837

5,460

6,583

Total

$1,727

1,805

1,652

3,235

2,219

2,317

2,082

2,745

3,527

4,159

4,688

5,736

Farm

Male

headl

$1,783

1,853

1,666

3,242

2,224

2,322

2,081

2,749

3,528

4,159

4,689

5,749

Female

headl

$1,669

1,715

1,643

3,079

2,130

2,195

2,089

2,627

3,513

4,148

4,656

5,516

lFor ~melated individuals, sex of the individual.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Social and Economic Statiatica Administration, U.S. Bureau of the Census “Characteriatica of the Low Income Population: 197 1,“ Current Population Reports, Series P-60, No. 86, p. 18.

000

73
APPENDIX Ii

STANDARDS FOR HANIES DIETARY INTAKE DATA

Table II. Standards for evaluation of daily dietary intake used in the Health and Nutriticm Examination Survey, by age, sex, and

physiological state: United States, 1971-74

Age, sex, and physiological state

Age and sex

1-5 years:

12-23 months, male and female .............. ....... ...........

24-47 months, male and female .................... ............

48-71 months, male and female ..... ...........................

6-7 years, male and female ....... ......................................

8-9 years, male and female .

10-12 years .......................

13-16 years ........ ...............

17-19 years .......................

20-29 years .......................

30-39 years .......................

40-49 years .......................

50-54 years .......................

55-59 years .......................

60-69 years .......................

70 years arid over ......... .....

...........................................

Male ........................... .......

Female ..............................

Male ..... ...... .......... .............

Female ..............................

Male ..................................

Female ..............................

Male ................................ ..

Famale ............................. .

Male ................................. .

Female ............................ ..

Male ..................................

Female ........................... ...

Male ..................................

Female ...... ............ ............

Male ..................................

Female ............. .................

Male ............... .. ............ .. ...

Female .................. .......... ..

Male ..................................

Female ............ ..................

I

Physiological state

Pregnancy (5th month and beyond), add to basic

standard ......................................................................

Lactating, add to basic standard ....................................

l,&5~u~ed 70 percent Ci3r0t12n63, 30 percent ‘etinO1.

2For all pregnancies.

—.

Calories

(per kg)

!)0

[36

[32

(32

[32

68

64

60

48

44

:35

40

:35

:38

:33

:37

;31

:36

:30

:36

:30

:34

:29

:34

:29

2130

1,0120

Protein

(gm per

kg)

1.9

1.7

1.5

1.3

1.3

1.2

1.2

1.2

1.2

1.1

1.1

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

20

25

Calcium

(mg)

450

450

450

450

450

650

650

650

650

550

550

400

600

400

600

400

600

400

600

400

600

400

600

400

600

200

500

Iron

(mg)

15

15

10

10

10

10

18

18

18

18

18

10

18

10

18

10

18

10

18

10

10

10

10

10

10

Vitamin

(7:)

2,000

2,000

2,000

2,500

2,500

2,500

2,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

3,500

1,000

1,000

Vitamin

(:9)

40

40

40

40

40

40

40

50

50

55

50

60

55

60

55

60

55

60

55

60

55

60

55

60

55

25

5

B vitamins

(all ages)

Thiamine

0.4 mg

per 1,000

calories

Riboflavin

0.!55 mg

per 1,000

calories

Niacin

6.6 mg

per 1,mo

calories

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