Role of trace elements for health promotion and disease prevention : proceedings of the 1996 Annual Meeting of the European Academy of Nutritional Sciences, Copenhagen, August 22-24, 1996
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Role of trace elements for health promotion and disease prevention : proceedings of the 1996 Annual Meeting of the European Academy of Nutritional Sciences, Copenhagen, August 22-24, 1996
（Bibliotheca nutritio et dieta, no. 54）
Karger, 1998
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内容説明
Trace elements are involved in almost every biochemical process in body cells, and inadequacy or unbalance of trace element supply consequently affects a number of physiological functions. Recently developed and improved analytical techniques have strongly contributed to an increased understanding of the role of trace elements for health and disease. This publication gives an excellent overview of the present knowledge concerning their significance in a number of conditions. The specific problems in evaluating trace element intakes and status are highlighted. An adequate nutrient supply is particularly important in periods of growth, especially for infants, children and pregnant women. Improvement of trace element status through food fortification or supplementation is another central theme of this volume. Moreover, the biochemical and epidemiological evidences that they play a role in the prevention of coronary heart disease, cancer and osteoporosis are discussed. To keep track of the exciting developments in the field of trace elements, this publication is important for nutritionists, dietitians, pediatricians, general practitioners, public health professionals and food technologists alike.
目次
- Trace elements intake and status: the significance of trace elements for human health and well-being
- trace elements intake in Europe - safe and adequate?
- trace element deficiencies in man
- trace element bioavailability
- improvement of trace element status through food fortification - technological, biological and health aspects
- iodine status of Austrian children and adolescents
- the effects of iron supplementation on cognitive function in infants and children. Trace elements, growth and development: effect of zinc supplementation on children's growth - a meta-analysis of intervention trials
- micronutrients, minerals and growth control
- zinc metabolism during pregnancy - interactions with vitamin A
- roles of trace metals in the maturation, activation and effector functions of immune cells. Trace elements and chronic disease: excessive intake of iron and mercury in cardiovascular disease
- trace elements and cardiovascular disease
- selenium and cancer
- trace elements and bone metabolism.
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