2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jped.2015.09.004
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Calcium intake by adolescents: a population-based health survey

Abstract: The results alert to an insufficient calcium intake and suggest that certain subgroups of adolescents need specific strategies to increase the intake of this nutrient.

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“…In fact, Ca is one of the micronutrients with the highest rate of inadequate consumption worldwide (68) . In the literature, most studies with children and adolescents have identified low Ca intake (88•6-97•6 %), corroborating the results of the current study (12,69,70) . Low Ca intake is worrying because this mineral is important for child growth and may be involved with early development of cardiometabolic diseases (38,46,71) .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…In fact, Ca is one of the micronutrients with the highest rate of inadequate consumption worldwide (68) . In the literature, most studies with children and adolescents have identified low Ca intake (88•6-97•6 %), corroborating the results of the current study (12,69,70) . Low Ca intake is worrying because this mineral is important for child growth and may be involved with early development of cardiometabolic diseases (38,46,71) .…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…In addition, 84•3 % of non-white study children had an income of up to one minimum wage per capita. Epidemiological studies with child and adolescent populations have also shown that individuals with lower income and those studying in public schools present lower intakes of Ca (70,72) . Another study evaluating dairy intake according to income, using data from the Household Budget Survey (2002)(2003), identified a positive association between Ca intake and income in Brazilian families (74) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The increased prevalence of overweight and obesity is a reflection of excessive energy consumption, in conjunction with significant nutritional deficiencies in terms of micronutrients 2 . Nutritional deficiencies were observed in this study, since calcium intake was far below the limits recommended by DRIs 24 , as well as a study carried out in São Paulo by Assumpção et al 31 , which verified calcium deficiency, with a consumption average of of 618.2 mg per day in a sample of 10-19 year-old teenagers. In the study of Ribas et al 32 carried out in Paraná among 8-12 year-old schoolchildren, the observed average intake of calcium was 552.19mg among boys and 475.54mg among girls.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…В подростковом возрасте оптимальное потребление кальция -около 1100 мг/сут [6]. Пик костной массы достигается к 25-30 годам, после чего процесс метаболизма костной ткани стабилизирует-ся, и это равновесие сохраняется до 45-50 лет у женщин и до 55-60 лет у мужчин [7].…”
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“…Неорганические вещества кости представлены главным образом фосфата-ми и кальцием, однако, в значительном количестве также присутствуют бикарбонаты, натрий, калий, цитрат, магний, карбонат, фосфор, цинк, барий и стронций [2]. Кальций и фосфор формируют кристаллы гидроксиапатитов, име-ющих формулу Ca 10 (PO 4 ) 6 (OH) 2 . Коллагеновые и неколлаге-новые белки формируют каркас для отложения гидроксиа-патитов.…”
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