Daily Intake of a Commercially Available Vegetable Juice Has Beneficial Effects on Metabolic Syndrome-Related Biomarkers in Young, Healthy Japanese Adults
Abstract:Adequate vegetable intake is important in reducing the risk of lifestyle-related diseases; however, intake amongst young Japanese adults is poor. This study aimed to assess the effect of daily intake of a commercially available vegetable juice on nutritional status and metabolic syndrome-related markers in healthy young adults. Fifty-one healthy adults (14 men, 37 women), age 20-22 years were recruited, and their food and nutritional intake was surveyed using an FFQ based on Food Groups. Subjects were divided … Show more
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