INVESTIGADORES
ZENI Susana Noemi
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
Calcium intake and its relationship to overweight and obesity. Data obtained from the National Survey of Nutrition and Health (ENNyS)
Autor/es:
KOGAN L, ; ABEYA-GILARDON E, ; MANGIALAVORI G,; BIGLIERI A, ; ZENI SN
Lugar:
Buenos Aires
Reunión:
Congreso; XXVI Reuni¨®n Anual de la AAOMM.; 2009
Institución organizadora:
AAOMM
Resumen:
Several studies performed in Argentina showed high prevalence of
deficient calcium (Ca) intake independently of age and socioeconomic
conditions. Overweight (OW) and obesity (OB) are
increasing worldwide; Argentina is not an exception. In this regard,
several epidemiological studies showed an inverse relationship
between adiposity and Ca intake expressed as a quotient of caloric
intake. The ENNyS during 2004¨C2005 detected high prevalence of
inadequate Ca intake in women between 18 and 49 years old.
However, the interrelationship between Ca intake and OW or OB has
not been evaluated yet. The present study determined the Ca intake
in 4819 women (18 to 49 years) using data of ENNyS on body mass
index (BMI; low W <18.5, normal W 18.5¨C24.9, OW 25¨C29.9, and OB¨C2005 detected high prevalence of
inadequate Ca intake in women between 18 and 49 years old.
However, the interrelationship between Ca intake and OW or OB has
not been evaluated yet. The present study determined the Ca intake
in 4819 women (18 to 49 years) using data of ENNyS on body mass
index (BMI; low W <18.5, normal W 18.5¨C24.9, OW 25¨C29.9, and OB¨C24.9, OW 25¨C29.9, and OB
¡Ý30). In all groups, mean Ca intake was 426.5 mg [95% CI=408.1¨C30). In all groups, mean Ca intake was 426.5 mg [95% CI=408.1¨C
445.5 mg]. Data showed a low Ca intake in OB (n=929: 318.6 [287.8¨Cn=929: 318.6 [287.8¨C
349.5]) and OWwomen (n=1164: 385.5 [386.8¨C414.3]) compared to
those with low (n=196: 514.7 [422.6¨C606.8]) or normal W
(n=2530: 476.7 [451.8¨C501.5]) (p<0.001). These results showed
an inverse relationship between OW and/or OB prevalence and Ca
intake, reaching statistically differences between women who
presented a Ca intake included into the 1st quartile (¡Ü166.6 mg
Ca) and those included into 3rd and 4th quartiles (¡Ý 347.5 mg Ca).
Conclusions: These results obtained in a large number of women
confirmed the deficient Ca intake of Argentine women in the fertile
period and suggest a possible interrelationship between OB and/or
OW and a low Ca intake.n=1164: 385.5 [386.8¨C414.3]) compared to
those with low (n=196: 514.7 [422.6¨C606.8]) or normal W
(n=2530: 476.7 [451.8¨C501.5]) (p<0.001). These results showed
an inverse relationship between OW and/or OB prevalence and Ca
intake, reaching statistically differences between women who
presented a Ca intake included into the 1st quartile (¡Ü166.6 mg
Ca) and those included into 3rd and 4th quartiles (¡Ý 347.5 mg Ca).
Conclusions: These results obtained in a large number of women
confirmed the deficient Ca intake of Argentine women in the fertile
period and suggest a possible interrelationship between OB and/or
OW and a low Ca intake.n=196: 514.7 [422.6¨C606.8]) or normal W
(n=2530: 476.7 [451.8¨C501.5]) (p<0.001). These results showed
an inverse relationship between OW and/or OB prevalence and Ca
intake, reaching statistically differences between women who
presented a Ca intake included into the 1st quartile (¡Ü166.6 mg
Ca) and those included into 3rd and 4th quartiles (¡Ý 347.5 mg Ca).
Conclusions: These results obtained in a large number of women
confirmed the deficient Ca intake of Argentine women in the fertile
period and suggest a possible interrelationship between OB and/or
OW and a low Ca intake.n=2530: 476.7 [451.8¨C501.5]) (p<0.001). These results showed
an inverse relationship between OW and/or OB prevalence and Ca
intake, reaching statistically differences between women who
presented a Ca intake included into the 1st quartile (¡Ü166.6 mg
Ca) and those included into 3rd and 4th quartiles (¡Ý 347.5 mg Ca).
Conclusions: These results obtained in a large number of women
confirmed the deficient Ca intake of Argentine women in the fertile
period and suggest a possible interrelationship between OB and/or
OW and a low Ca intake.¡Ü166.6 mg
Ca) and those included into 3rd and 4th quartiles (¡Ý 347.5 mg Ca).
Conclusions: These results obtained in a large number of women
confirmed the deficient Ca intake of Argentine women in the fertile
period and suggest a possible interrelationship between OB and/or
OW and a low Ca intake.¡Ý 347.5 mg Ca).
Conclusions: These results obtained in a large number of women
confirmed the deficient Ca intake of Argentine women in the fertile
period and suggest a possible interrelationship between OB and/or
OW and a low Ca intake.