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2 . 2013

Real nutrition of adults and children population of Aktyubinsk Region of Republic of Kazakhstan

AbstractAim: study real nutrition of adults and children population of Aktyubinsk Region of Republic of Kazakhstan. Materials and methods: 260 adults aged of 18–59 and 128 children aged of 10–17 years were under investigation. The adults were differentiated into three age groups: 18–29, 30–39 and 40–59 years. For studying real nutrition a daily energy need, protein content in rations, fats, carbohydrate and mineral substance – magnesium, iron, copper, zinc – were assesses by 24-hours nutrition reproduction method. Investigation was made by questionnaire of observed groups. Results: according to power price and protein content the adults feeding is value and due to protein, content 10–12% from necessary daily energy is provided. In children and adolescents food ration of protein is 1,5 times below normal, real power price is 1,3 times below normal. Fats take a considerable part of food ration both in adults and in children and their amount is increased in 47,4% of men, 45,9% in women and about 50% in children instead of 30% of daily energy. Carbohydrates content in men and women is 1,4 times lower, they cover only 41,8% and 42,1% of energy while they must compose 56% from daily dose. Acute deficiency of carbohydrates intake is noticed in children in two times and power supply composes 39% against 55% of normal. Content mineral substances (magnesium, iron, copper and zinc) in rations adults and children reduced.

Keywords:real nutrition, protein content in ration, fats, carbohydrates, mineral substances

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Viktor A. Tutelyan
Full Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Scientific Director of the Federal Research Centre of Nutrition, Biotechnology and Food Safety (Moscow, Russia)

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