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and Rejuvenescence. Chicago: University Press. Fukuda, M. Haydak, M. H. K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V substantially above any dietary produce nutritional which is fact virtually non-existent in this country. Both these assumptions are open an adult be the which main- is certainly normal subjects have arrived same mean from an ninety-two balance normal subjects mean figure conceals a individual variation since whole population be in dietary intake United Kingdom although unfortunately provides some statistical Survey Committee, this country in mean weight mg/kg/day and taking more requirem
ent in ninety-two normal subjects and calcium intake from the National Food relationship between intake is illustrated two curves overlap considerably. consuming more K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V the elderly this amount. upper end normal range negative calcium be in negative calcium balance in the results only normal people can to restricted calcium intake by improving calcium absorption. some people can everyone can been done by and that some individuals remain calcium balance bone disease reason why calcium occur is osteomalacia is, highly questionable one. in the accompany vitamin bee
n connected rickets because must produce animals which have reviewed elsewhere example being Physiological Society. Animal experiments, which unaccompanied by vitamin explanation appears whereas simple does not. is correct animals, is be true in present time in the in the protein rather on the Albright (Albright probably developed his hypothesis in the must produce could therefore and calcium reduction in bone condition could reduction in bone formation or an in the in the negative calcium K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V negative calcium balance can be produced intake, malabsorption any evi
dence factors are clinical osteoporosis? this problem first place Miss McCombie and her staff, collecting diet histories in control subjects. far obtained diet eighty-one con- control subjects. cannot explain results given below. Patients with Frequency distribution sex in control subjects tested had steatorrhoea. seems reasonable has been confirmed remaining seventy-one mean dietary from the diet histories compared with in the subjects (Fig. mean intakes in the patients with control subjects each instance highly significant results are K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V VOl. I9 18 - 16 - 14 -
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ts with studied on calcium balance absorb calcium, which suggests present in cannot say more about these K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V twice their (spine only) 0 0 ...** . ~ .- z 0' ? ,: 0.40 - " 0. I I I Relationship between dietary and urinary patients with curves represent ximate values which calcium balance would dietary calcium steatorrhoea. (See urinary calcium: creatinine ratio control subjects. only is calcium intake lower calcium excretion to be relationship between dietary and urinary excretion is very different in the simply expressed dietary calcium creatinine ratio. that th
e relationship between dietary and urinary calcium is significantly patients with spinal osteoporosis normal controls, not be K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V Relationship between dietary intake and urinary control subjects (C) and in patients with spinal osteoporosis, expressed intake (mg/kg/day) ca1cium:creatinine ratio in mg/Ioo ml). (Logarithmic scale.) (Mean values with twice their standard errors) Ca:creatinine ratio Significance (expressed as difference from controls dietary calcium is generally by analogy animal experi- negative calcium have collected far are with this concept, which
supported by bone formation therapy with supplements and calcium balances, Parathyroid Glands and Metabolic Baltimore: Williams K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H V V Agriculture, Fisheries National Food Survey Food Consumption Stationery Office. and its as a Tissue. Tissue. Rodahl, editor.] Philadelphia: Clinical Orthopedics. the Press.) the nervous nervous system have been recognized last century. war, among prisoners stimulated at time a great deal clinical observations. are, however, very many be solved field, even in the which result particular dietary the important in this nutritional disor
der not entertained. would like take first state thought nicotinamide deficiency, because one which to the greatest difficulty mon here apparently seen large cities those addicted first described Jolliffe, Bowman, Rosenblum New York, who defined condition which would respond large doses parenterally while a diet illness is psychological. Fatigue, and it imagine how difficult diagnosis can be at Later an intellectual function supervenes followed by stupor and time they with this clouding neurological signs. Parkinsonism) is found, and grasp and are often present. K W W S V G R L R U J 3 1 6 3 X E O L V K H G R Q O L Q H E \ & D P E U L G J H 8 Q L Y H U V L W \ 3 U H