Low protein and micronutrient intakes in heterogeneous older population samples

Jyväkorpi, Satu; Pitkälä, Kaisu H.; Puranen, T.M.; Björkman, Mikko; Kautiainen, Hannu; Strandberg, Timo; Soini, Helena; Suominen, Merja

doi:10.1016/j.archger.2015.06.022

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“…Our cross-sectional study combined four datasets of nutritional studies: (1) healthy home-dwelling older people who participated in the Nutrition Education and Cooking Class (NC) follow-up study (n = 54) [4], (2) older men from the Helsinki Businessmen Study (HBS) (n = 66) [5], (3) home-dwelling older people with signs of frailty and screened for the Porvoo Sarcopenia and Nutrition Trial (PSNT) (n = 179) [6], and (4) institutionalized older residents of assisted living facilities (ALF) from the Helsinki metropolitan area (n = 266) [7]. The recruitment, eligibility and participant characteristics have been reported elsewhere [4][5][6][7][8].…”

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Psychological well-being is associated with better nutrient intakes in heterogeneous older populations

Jyväkorpi

Pitkälä

Björkman

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European Geriatric Medicine

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Psychological well-being is associated with better nutrient intakes in heterogeneous older populations

Jyväkorpi

Pitkälä

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European Geriatric Medicine

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“…Vários estudos descrevem a importância de aspectos nutricionais na prevenção e no tratamento da imobilidade, como sugerem Jyväkorpi, et al (2015), quando apontam que indivíduos com limitações de mobilidade apresentam pior estado nutricional. De acordo com Brummel, et al (2015), cerca de 50% dos indivíduos com idade igual ou superior a 65 anos desenvolvem um fenômeno natural da senescência, a sarcopenia.…”

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Estilo de vida e intervenções não farmacológicas no tratamento e na prevenção das síndromes geriátricas: uma revisão integrativa

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As grandes síndromes geriátricas — insuficiência cognitiva, instabilidade postural, incontinência urinária, iatrogenia e imobilidade — estão associadas ao declínio da capacidade funcional de importante parcela da população idosa. Esta revisão faz uma compilação e análise de estudos que abordam a importância do estilo de vida, da alimentação, de exercícios físicos, e de outras medidas não farmacológicas, na prevenção e no tratamento dos chamados “gigantes da geriatria”, condições de alta prevalência e morbidade na população idosa.

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“…In the cross-sectional study combined five datasets (n = 900), 77% of all participants had lower than recommended protein intake [ 9 ], indicating the existence of insufficient protein intake in heterogeneous elderly populations.…”

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Nutrition for Sarcopenia

Yanai

2015

J Clin Med Res

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Aging-related sarcopenia means that muscle mass, strength, and physical performance tend to decline with age, and malnutrition is associated with sarcopenia. Therefore, nutritional interventions may make an important contribution to prevent the development of sarcopenia. Here I reviewed published articles about the effects of nutritional factors on sarcopenia in elderly people. A growing body of evidence suggests that metabolic factors associated with obesity and diabetes induce the progression of sarcopenia. However, the effectiveness and safety of caloric restriction for sarcopenia remained unclear. Protein intake and physical activity are the main anabolic stimuli for muscle protein synthesis. As optimal dietary protein intake, 1.0 - 1.2 g/kg (body weight)/day with an optimal repartition over each daily meal or 25 - 30 g of high quality protein per meal were recommended to prevent sarcopenia, which was supported by some observational studies. Protein supplementation using cheese and milk protein, essential amino acids, leucine, beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate and vitamin D has been investigated as a potential supplement to improve muscle quality in sarcopenic elderly people.

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Low protein and micronutrient intakes in heterogeneous older population samples

Cited by 25 publications

References 27 publications

Psychological well-being is associated with better nutrient intakes in heterogeneous older populations

Psychological well-being is associated with better nutrient intakes in heterogeneous older populations

Estilo de vida e intervenções não farmacológicas no tratamento e na prevenção das síndromes geriátricas: uma revisão integrativa

Nutrition for Sarcopenia

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