REFERATY I PEREVODY ZARUBEZhNYKh STATEY VLIYaNIE PITANIYa NA ZDOROV'E KOSTEY Interv'yu s Rene Ritstsoli // René Rizzoli
https://doi.org/10.14341/osteo2013241-45
Abstract
Поступление питательных веществ — один из средовых факторов, влияющих как на накопление начального «костного капитала», которое полностью завершается к концу второго десятилетия жизни, так и на потерю костной массы, происходящую во второй половине жизни. Питательные вещества могут напрямую модифицировать процесс обновления костной ткани или делать это косвенно, через изменение уровней кальциотропных гормонов. Исследования связей между питанием и фенотипическими скелетными проявлениями могут привести к противоречивым результатам, частично из-за низкой точности и воспроизводимости различных методов оценки поступления питательных веществ. Кальций и белок в пищевых продуктах выступают в роли пищевых компонентов, влияющих на рост костей и возрастную потерю костной массы. Их оптимальное потребление является обязательным для поддержания здоровья костей.
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