Cigarette smoking increases the need for vitamin C, and the requirement for vitamin C for smokers is 35 mg above the DRI. Although smoking is certainly not indicated during pregnancy, if Moyra Doyle were a smoker, what would her DRI for vitamin C be?

O a. 100 mg

O b. 120 mg

c. 85 mg

O d. 110 mg

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Demarcus Baird

Social Studies

23 February, 02:11

Cigarette smoking increases the need for vitamin C, and the requirement for vitamin C for smokers is 35 mg above the DRI. Although smoking is certainly not indicated during pregnancy, if Moyra Doyle were a smoker, what would her DRI for vitamin C be?

O a. 100 mg

O b. 120 mg

c. 85 mg

O d. 110 mg

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Skyler Monroe · Answer 1

Short answer: 85 plus 35

Explanation:

During pregnancy the DRI for vitamin C is 85 mg DRI. If Moyra is a smoker, which is not recommended during pregnancy she will require an additional 35 mg. This would mean that she would need 120 mg DRI to have a satisfactory intake of Vitamin C.

However, the real facts are these: women that cannot quit smoking are usually give 500 mg of Vitamin C. It was found that at least twelve percent of those that smoke while pregnant are not able to quit and must be supplemented in order to have a better chance of the fetus not being affected.

Cigarette smoking increases the need for vitamin C, and the requirement for vitamin C for smokers is 35 mg above the DRI. Although smoking is certainly not indicated during pregnancy, if Moyra Doyle were a smoker, what would her DRI for vitamin C be?O a. 100 mgO b. 120 mgc. 85 mgO d. 110 mg

Cigarette smoking increases the need for vitamin C, and the requirement for vitamin C for smokers is 35 mg above the DRI. Although smoking is certainly not indicated during pregnancy, if Moyra Doyle were a smoker, what would her DRI for vitamin C be?

O a. 100 mg

O b. 120 mg

c. 85 mg

O d. 110 mg