PHYSIOLOGICAL-RESPONSES OF HUMAN ADULTS TO FOODS CONTAINING PHOSPHATE ADDITIVES
PHYSIOLOGICAL-RESPONSES OF HUMAN ADULTS TO FOODS CONTAINING PHOSPHATE ADDITIVES
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DOI:
10.1093/jn/107.1.42
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
SCHMIDT, GR
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作者:
BELL, RR;DRAPER, HH;SCHMIDT, GR
An experiment was conducted to assess the physiological effects of a diet rich in foods containing phosphate additives. During a 4 wk control period, 8 adults were fed a balanced diet free of phosphate additives providing approximately 95 g protein, 0.7 g Ca and 1.0 g P/day. During a subsequent 4 wk period, food items containing phosphate additives were substituted for counterpart items devoid of added phosphates. This diet contained 0.7 g Ca and 2.1 g P/day. The introduction of foods containing phosphate additives was associated with intestinal distress, soft stools or mild diarrhea. These symptoms subsided in 6 subjects but occurred intermittently throughout the experimental period in the other 2 subjects. The high-P diet induced increases in serum P and urinary P and decreases in serum Ca and urinary Ca. Hydroxyproline excretion in the urine was increased and cyclic[c]AMP excretion was elevated in 6 of the 8 subjects. These changes are analogous to those seen in experimental animals fed high-P diets which were shown to be due to enhanced parathyroid activity (secondary hyperparathyroidism). The use of phosphate food additives is discussed with respect to their possible stimulating effect on adult bone resorption.