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The image displays a bar chart with men and women salt intake for various age groups; 2-5yrs: Men-1000mg/day, Women-500mg/day; 6-11yrs: M-2500mg/day, W-2000mg/day; 12-19yrs: M-5000mg/day, W-4000mg/day; 20-29yrs: M-5000mg/day, W-3000mg/day; 30-39yrs: M-4500mg/day, W-3500mg/day; 40-49yrs: M-4000mg/day, W-3500mg/day; 50-59yrs: M-4000mg/day, W-3000mg/day; 60-69yrs: M-3500mg/day, W-2500mg/day; 70+: M-3000mg/day, W-2000mg/day; recommended intake: 2300mg/day.
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The bar chart illustrates the quantity of salt consumed by male and female of various age categories on a state in Europe in 2019.
Overall, the advised limit of daily intake had been exceeded by people of every age group, except by kids of 2-5 years. Male consumption of salt was always higher than that of female.
Boys of 2-5 years old used to have around 1600 milligrams of salt daily, which was under the daily limit. However, this figure rose by 1100 milligrams in terms of 6-11 years men, continued its rapid growth and highest consumption was done by nen of 30-39 years, at approximately 5000 milligrams. Then, it dropped by 500 milligrams for age class(40-49) declined gradually, to around 3800 consumption of salt by age category of 70 above.
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