Keyword "healthy weight"
There are 13 articles tagged with keyword "healthy weight".
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Healthy Weight: Research Synopsis
Large population studies, randomized controlled trials and mechanistic studies in humans support a beneficial role for adequate or higher intakes of milk products, as part of a healthy diet, in weight management, and the possible prevention of overweight and obesity in both adults and children.
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Other Effects of Calcium on Healthy Weight
In addition to its role on on intracellular calcium levels and fat absorption from the gastrointestinal tract, calcium may have an effect on lipid metabolism and on appetite.
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Healthy Weight: What Review Articles Indicate
In their comprehensive review of the evidence regarding the role of calcium and/or milk products in weight management, Heaney and Rafferty (2009) summarized the findings in this area of research. 31 randomized controlled trials and metabolic studies were evaluated. 17 of these...
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Potential Mechanisms of the Effects of Milk Products on Healthy Weight
Although the impact of calcium and milk products on energy metabolism and adiposity is still the topic of ongoing research, several types of studies have confirmed the theory’s biological plausibility, including animal studies, epidemiological studies and clinical trials.1
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Healthy Weight: Potential Effects of Other Dairy Components
It has been proposed that other bioactive components in milk products, which may act either independently or synergistically with dietary calcium, may also play an important role in energy metabolism.1
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Healthy Weight: Results from Studies in Adults
Epidemiological studies suggest that over time, adults who consume a diet low in calcium and milk products diet tend to gain more weight and/or body fat than those with higher intakes.1-9
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Healthy Weight: Results from Studies in Children and Adolescents
Epidemiological studies and randomized controlled trials have shown that adequate or higher intakes of dietary calcium and milk product consumption are associated with less body fat in children and adolescents.
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Healthy Weight: Results from Epidemiological Studies
Data from the first National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES I), a cross-sectional study of the dietary intakes of 10,372 US adults aged 18 to 74 years demonstrated an association between increased calcium intake and lower body mass index.
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Healthy Weight: What Randomized Control Trials Show
Several randomized controlled trials have been conducted to address the hypothesis of an association between milk product consumption or calcium intake and body weight in adults, children and adolescents.
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New Potential Mechanisms of the Effects of Milk Products on Healthy Weight
Emerging research also indicates a beneficial role for milk products on inflammation and oxidative stress,1 two mechanisms which may be involved in the etiology of obesity and associated complications.
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