Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile

Background: The information available on food intake in the elderly in Chile is restricted to individuals of low socioeconomic groups, but there is no data available on food intake in elderly of higher income groups. Aim: To assess food intake in a group of elderly people from Providencia County in...

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Autores principales: Castillo V,Oscar, Rozowski N,Jaime, Cuevas M,Ada, Maiz G,Alberto, Soto S,Mónica, Mardones S,Francisco, Leighton P,Federico
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Publicado: Sociedad Médica de Santiago 2002
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spelling oai:scielo:S0034-988720020012000022003-02-05Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de ChileCastillo V,OscarRozowski N,JaimeCuevas M,AdaMaiz G,AlbertoSoto S,MónicaMardones S,FranciscoLeighton P,Federico Aged Eating Food habits Income Background: The information available on food intake in the elderly in Chile is restricted to individuals of low socioeconomic groups, but there is no data available on food intake in elderly of higher income groups. Aim: To assess food intake in a group of elderly people from Providencia County in Santiago, a middle income community. Subjects and methods: Forty one subjects (20 male), aged 60 to 73 years, were studied. Trained volunteers applied a 3 days food registry, to determine food intake. Intake was assessed using 1985 FAO/OMS/UNU recommendations for energy intake and USA Food and Nutrition Board recommendations for micronutrient intake. Results: The studied subjects had an adequate macronutrient intake, when compared with current recommendations. There was a relatively low intake of calories from fat (24.6% in males and 26.1% in females). Also, vitamin and mineral intake was adequate with the exception of calcium (64.5% and 57.9% of recommendation in males and in females respectively), zinc and folic acid (74.2% and 62.4% in males and females respectively). The intake of legumes and cereals was relatively low. Conclusions: Food intake in this group of individuals was substantially higher than that reported previously for poor elderly Chileans and similar to that of industrialized countries. Food intake of the elderly is probably related to socioeconomic level (Rev Méd Chile 2002; 130: 1335-42)info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.130 n.12 20022002-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872002001200002es10.4067/S0034-98872002001200002
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collection Scielo Chile
language Spanish / Castilian
topic Aged
Eating
Food habits
Income
spellingShingle Aged
Eating
Food habits
Income
Castillo V,Oscar
Rozowski N,Jaime
Cuevas M,Ada
Maiz G,Alberto
Soto S,Mónica
Mardones S,Francisco
Leighton P,Federico
Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile
description Background: The information available on food intake in the elderly in Chile is restricted to individuals of low socioeconomic groups, but there is no data available on food intake in elderly of higher income groups. Aim: To assess food intake in a group of elderly people from Providencia County in Santiago, a middle income community. Subjects and methods: Forty one subjects (20 male), aged 60 to 73 years, were studied. Trained volunteers applied a 3 days food registry, to determine food intake. Intake was assessed using 1985 FAO/OMS/UNU recommendations for energy intake and USA Food and Nutrition Board recommendations for micronutrient intake. Results: The studied subjects had an adequate macronutrient intake, when compared with current recommendations. There was a relatively low intake of calories from fat (24.6% in males and 26.1% in females). Also, vitamin and mineral intake was adequate with the exception of calcium (64.5% and 57.9% of recommendation in males and in females respectively), zinc and folic acid (74.2% and 62.4% in males and females respectively). The intake of legumes and cereals was relatively low. Conclusions: Food intake in this group of individuals was substantially higher than that reported previously for poor elderly Chileans and similar to that of industrialized countries. Food intake of the elderly is probably related to socioeconomic level (Rev Méd Chile 2002; 130: 1335-42)
author Castillo V,Oscar
Rozowski N,Jaime
Cuevas M,Ada
Maiz G,Alberto
Soto S,Mónica
Mardones S,Francisco
Leighton P,Federico
author_facet Castillo V,Oscar
Rozowski N,Jaime
Cuevas M,Ada
Maiz G,Alberto
Soto S,Mónica
Mardones S,Francisco
Leighton P,Federico
author_sort Castillo V,Oscar
title Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile
title_short Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile
title_full Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile
title_fullStr Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile
title_full_unstemmed Ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de Providencia, Santiago de Chile
title_sort ingesta de nutrientes en adultos mayores de la comuna de providencia, santiago de chile
publisher Sociedad Médica de Santiago
publishDate 2002
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872002001200002
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