Sentences with phrase «coffee intake based»

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Association of coffee intake with total and cause - specific mortality in a Japanese population: the Japan Public Health Center — based Prospective Study.

Although some reports suggest that nutrition trends in the northeast have been improving, 23 and others are documenting the rise in obesity in the middle class, 24 chronic malnutrition remains endemic and has advanced from the northeast's poorest rural areas to the urban peripheries.25 The standard food intake pattern in Brazil is based on rice or manioc, beans, coffee, bread, beef and, increasingly, sugar in the form of soft drinks and fruit juices, 26 none of which (except for beef liver) are noteworthy for their vitamin A content.

In that case, up your intake of iron - rich plant sources, cook in cast iron pots (especially acidic solutions like tomato sauce, orange juice), avoid drinking any type of tea or coffee at meals, take citrus or vitamin C with iron - rich meals, or consider a modest amount of a liquid - based iron elixir (e.g. a couple drops per day).

Age - adjusted incidence based on 30 years of follow - up according to coffee intake at the time of study enrollment (1965 - 1968) for those who were never, past, and current cigarette smokers.

Incidence rates in person - years were estimated within categories of coffee consumption based on 30 years of follow - up for the 8004 men whose intake was determined at the 1965 to 1968 baseline examination.

Diet - related factors comprised energy intake, diet quality, fish, coffee and tea intake based on FFQ data.

Whether regular intake of coffee or caffeine has clinically significant effects on the maintenance of affect or the prevention of depression merits further investigation in clinical trials and population - based prospective studies.

A population - based case - control study in the United States showed that higher intake of coffee, and especially caffeine, was associated with a lower prevalence of abnormal alanine aminotransferase activity [86].

Since the WCRF report, Luo et al [59] studied the association between the drinking coffee and the risk of pancreatic cancer in a large population - based cohort study in Japan and concluded there was no increased risk of pancreatic cancer with coffee intake.