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How is the term “serving size” used in DSID research?

April 26, 2017dsid Research term Used

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How is the term “serving size” used in DSID research?

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DSID data are reported in “per serving” amounts. “Per serving” is the common term used on the Supplement Facts label to indicate the number of units (tablets, capsules, gel caps, etc) recommended to consume per occasion. The serving size is product-specific, and may be one or more units. Data are reported as nutrient amounts per serving in the DSID-1 release.