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Indian Journal of Urology, 2005 Objective:0 To evaluate the relationship between dietary fat intake and degree of lipid excretion in the urine of patients with chyluria. Patients and methods:0 This study was performed in two phases. In phase I, 20 patients with chyluria were included in the study, where the relationship between quantity of the dietary fat consumed and degree of loss ...
PB Singh +3 more
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Dietary Fats and Thrombosis [PDF]
Nature, 1960 IN order to study the influence of the fat content of food on the occurrence of thrombosis in the arterial and venous system, a group of 133 hospital patients aged 65–90 years were treated with a diet in which butterfat, margarine and lard were replaced by vegetable oils (unhydrogenated corn oil and soybean oil).
Per From Hansen +2 more
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Dietary Fat and Breast Cancer [PDF]
JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 1991 Good reasons exist to reduce intake of animal and partially hydrogenated fat. Existing data, however, provide little support for the hypothesis that reduction in dietary fat composition, even to 20% of energy during adulthood, will lead to a substantial reduction in breast cancer in Western cultures.
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Dietary lipids: less fat or best fat? [PDF]
Oléagineux, Corps gras, Lipides, 2013 Obesity and overweight occurrence is growing around the word. This is often considered as a consequence of high fat diets, and some recommendations encourage "light" diets, including low fat intake. However, most trials with low fat intake do not demonstrate any benefit and could be worse than low carbohydrate diets.
Jean-Michel Chardigny +1 more
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Influence of Dietary Fat on Fecal Fat
Gastroenterology, 1973 Abstract The effect of an alteration in the amount of dietary fat intake on fecal fat excretion has been assessed in patients with normal and abnormal fecal fat output and in 4 normal subjects. In 25 of 28 patients studied and in all normal subjects fecal fat excretion increased with increasing fat intake and was independent of the order in which the ...
J. Kelleher +4 more
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Dietary fat and gestational hyperglycaemia [PDF]
Diabetologia, 2001 The purpose of this study was to investigate the relation between life-style habits and glucose abnormalities in Caucasian women with and without conventional risk factors for gestational diabetes.A total of 126 pregnant women with gestational diabetes, 84 with impaired glucose tolerance and 294 with normal glucose tolerance, identified by sequential ...
BO, Simona +7 more
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Update on Dietary Fat and Cancer
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1986 The usual response of both researchers and the lay public to the association of dietary fat and cancer is that consumption of the mac-ronutrient leads to increased risk of the disease. It is our position that the data, while suggestive of an association with certain tumors, are not overwhelmingly in favor of this hypothesis. This review will attempt to
David M. Klurfeld, David Kritchevsky
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Dietary Fat and Blood Pressure
Annals of Medicine, 1994 Both animal and human data suggest that polyunsaturated fatty acids of n-6 and n-3 series may play a role in blood pressure regulation. The majority of dietary intervention studies have shown that changing from a high fat, low linoleic acid diet to a low fat, high linoleic acid diet lowers blood pressure. However, controlled, double-bind studies do not
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Dietary Fat and Androgens [PDF]
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2005 openaire +3 more sources