Dietary modification of human macular pigment density.

Dietary modification of human macular pigment density.
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1997-08
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4.4
通讯作者:
B. Hammond;E. Johnson;R. Russell;N. Krinsky;K. Yeum;R. Edwards;D. Snodderly
B. Hammond;E. Johnson;R. Russell;N. Krinsky;K. Yeum;R. Edwards;D. Snodderly
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医学2区
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作者:
B. Hammond;E. Johnson;R. Russell;N. Krinsky;K. Yeum;R. Edwards;D. Snodderly

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目的 形成黄斑色素 (MP) 的视网膜类胡萝卜素叶黄素 (L) 和玉米黄质 (Z) 可能有助于预防新生血管性年龄相关性黄斑变性。本研究的目的是确定是否可以通过增加食物中 L 和 Z 的膳食摄入量来提高视网膜中的 MP 密度。方法 对 13 名受试者进行心理物理测量黄斑色素。通过高效液相色谱法测量 L、Z 和 β-胡萝卜素的血清浓度。 11 名受试者改变了他们的日常饮食,添加了 60 克菠菜(10.8 毫克·升,0.3 毫克 Z,5 毫克 β-胡萝卜素),另外 10 名受试者还添加了 150 克玉米(0.3 毫克·升,0.4 毫克·升);另外两名受试者只吃玉米。饮食调整持续长达15周。结果 对于喂食菠菜或菠菜和玉米的受试者,确定了对饮食调整的三种类型的反应: 八名“视网膜反应者”的血清 L(平均值,33%;SD,22%)和 MP 密度(平均值,19%;SD,11%)增加;两名“视网膜无反应者”显示血清 L 显着增加(平均 31%),但 MP 密度没有显着增加(平均 -11%);一名“血清和视网膜无反应者”显示血清 L、Z 或 β-胡萝卜素没有变化,MP 密度也没有变化。对于仅给予玉米的两名受试者,血清 L 变化很小(+11%,-6%),但在一名受试者中,血清 Z 增加(70%),MP 密度增加(25%)。结论 大多数(但不是全部)受试者在饮食调整后 4 周内 MP 密度有所增加。当 MP 密度随着饮食改变而增加时,在恢复未改变饮食后至少几个月内仍保持升高状态。对于许多人来说,在实验和临床研究中增强 MP 似乎是可行的。
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