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PSM · Nutrition: double fortified salt
Sample itemDouble-fortified salt, promoted for community use, is fortified with:
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The answer and the reasoning
A. Iron and iodine
Double-fortified salt contains iodine and iron, addressing both iodine deficiency and iron deficiency anaemia. Fortified edible oil and milk carry vitamins A and D.
Option by option
A. Iron and iodine (correct)
Correct. Iron plus iodine.
B. Iodine and fluoride
Fluoride is not added to salt in India.
C. Iron and vitamin A
Vitamin A is added to oil and milk, not this salt.
D. Zinc and calcium
Zinc and calcium are not the fortificants.
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