Trends in Energy Intake among US Children by Eating Location and Food Source, 1977-2006

Trends in Energy Intake among US Children by Eating Location and Food Source, 1977-2006
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10.1016/j.jada.2011.05.007
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2011-08-01
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Popkin, Barry M.
Popkin, Barry M.
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Poti, Jennifer M.;Popkin, Barry M.

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研究背景对于食物的食用地点和准备对儿童每日能量摄入的影响知之甚少。目的调查儿童每日在家中或离家食用的食物的能量摄入趋势,按制备食物的来源,以及按食用地点和食物来源的综合类别。该分析使用了来自1977-1978年全国食品消费调查、1989-1991年和1994-1998年个人食品摄入持续调查以及2003-2006年全国健康和营养检查调查的29,217名2至18岁儿童的数据。方法分析1977 - 2006年全国有代表性的按饮食地点加权百分比和日均能量摄入的趋势。从1994年到2006年对食物来源进行了比较。对2至6岁、7至12岁和13至18岁三个年龄组重复分析。采用t检验进行差异检验。结果1977-2006年期间,儿童能量摄入增加(+179千卡/天)与离家时摄入的能量增加(+255千卡/天)相关。从1977年到2006年,每天外出消费的能量比例从23.4%上升到33.9%。1994-2006年没有进一步增加,但能源来源发生了变化。快餐所占的能量比例超过了从学校摄入的能量,成为所有年龄段的人离家准备的食物中最大的来源。对于离家食用的食物,从商店获得的每日能量所占的比例增加,成为离家食用的最大能量来源。在家吃的快餐和在家外吃的商店买的食品显著增加。结论饮食地点和食物来源对儿童日能量摄入有显著影响。在家里准备的食物,包括在家里吃的快餐和在商店准备的食物,正在推动总能量摄入的增加。然而,有必要使用其他数据来源进行进一步研究,以证实越来越多的商店购买的食物是在商店准备的。中华医学杂志,2011;11:1156-1164。
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