Factors influencing the composition of the weight lost by obese patients on a reducing diet
Factors influencing the composition of the weight lost by obese patients on a reducing diet
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肥胖患者减重减肥的影响因素
DOI:
10.1079/bjn19800042
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Penelope M. Warwick
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作者:
M. Durrant;John Garrow;P. Royston;Stalley Sf;S. Sunkin;Penelope M. Warwick
1.Weight loss, resting metabolic rate and nitrogen loss were measured in forty obese inpatients on reducing diets. 2. Five subjects ate 3·55 MJ/d for 6 weeks (Expt I). Twenty-one subjects ate 4.2 MJ/d for the first week, 2·0 MJ/d for the second week and 4 2 MJ/d for the third week (Expt 2). Fourteen subjects ate 3·4 MJ/d for the first week and then 0.87 MJ protein or carbohydrate for the second or third weeks, using a cross-over design for alternate patients (Expt 3). 3. Patients in Expt I had highest weight loss and N loss in the first 2 weeks, but adapted to the energy restriction over the remaining weeks. On average subjects were in N balance at the end of the study. 4. In Expt 2 patients eating 2·0 MJ/d in week 2 showed increased weight loss compared with week I.N loss was not raised but it failed to decrease as it had in Expt I. Weight loss and N loss were reduced on return to 4.2 MJ/d for a third week. 5. In Expt 3 patients eating 0·87 MJ protein showed significantly more weight loss and less N loss than patients eating 0·87 MJ carbohydrate. 6. Resting metabolic rate decreased with time on the low-energy diet, but the manipulations of energy or protein content did not significantly affect the pattern of decrease. 7. Both weight loss and N loss were greater the lower the energy intake, and both decreased with time. Diets with a high protein:energy value give a favourable value for N:weight loss at each level of energy intake.