Energy and Protein requirements, Proceedings of an IDECG workshop, November 1994, London, UK, Supplement of the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition (International Dietary Energy Consultative Group - IDECG, 1994, 198 pages): Energy requirements of older individuals: References

Energy and Protein requirements, Proceedings of an IDECG workshop, November 1994, London, UK, Supplement of the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition (International Dietary Energy Consultative Group - IDECG, 1994, 198 pages)

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Foreword

Energy requirements: general principles

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Energy expenditure as the basis for estimating energy requirements

Methodology

Importance of body composition

Points of uncertainty requiring further research

Summary of research needs

References

Discussion

References

Energy requirements of adults: an update on basal metabolic rates (BMRs) and physical activity levels (PALs)

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Introduction

Variability in adult BMRs

Predictive equations to estimate bmrs of adults

Ethnic differences in BMR

Effects of migration from tropical to temperate climate on BMR

Adaptation and energy requirements

Total energy expenditure (TEE) and physical activity levels (PAL) in adults: doubly-labelled water data

References

Energy requirements of infants

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Energy requirements of infants based on energy intake

Compilation of energy intakes published before and after 1980

Total energy expenditure of infants

Energy requirement for growth

Energy requirements of infants predicted from total energy expenditure and growth

Recommendations

References

Discussion

Energy requirements and dietary energy recommendations for children and adolescents 1 to 18 years old

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Introduction

Total daily energy expenditure (TEE)

Estimates of basal metabolic rate to calculate total energy expenditure

Time allocation to different activities

Physical activity levels of children and adolescents

Dietary energy intake

General conclusions and recommendations

References

Discussion

Energy requirements of pregnant and lactating women

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Introduction

Pregnancy

Recommendations for pregnancy

Lactation

Recommendations for lactation

References

Discussion

References

Energy requirements of older individuals

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Introduction

Methodology for determination of total energy expenditure

Total energy expenditure of older individuals

Relationship between total energy expenditure and physical activity

Effects of energy balance on nitrogen balance

Summary of energy requirements in older individuals and recommendations for future research

References

Discussion

Protein requirements of infants and children

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1. Introduction

2. Protein requirements of infants

3. Protein requirements of children and adolescents

4. Protein needs during catch-up growth

5. protein needs associated with infection

6. Assessment of protein quality of weaning diets

7. Future research needs

References

Discussion

References

The requirements of adult man for indispensable amino acids

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1. Introduction

2. The problem in defining requirements

3. Protein quality

4. The maintenance requirement (MR)

5.Diurnal cycling: the Millward-Rivers model

6. Theoretical basis of the MIT tracer balance studies

7. Technical problems of tracer balance studies

8. Results of the MIT tracer balance studies

9. Relation between leucine oxidation and nitrogen excretion

10. Factors relating to the design of tracer balance experiments

11. Breakpoint analysis

12. Effect of protein/amino acid intake on protein synthesis and breakdown

13. The colon: losses or gains?

14. Conclusion

References

Discussion

References

Protein requirements of elderly people

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Introduction: current dietary protein requirement recommendations

Protein requirement studies in elderly people: previously reviewed data

Protein requirement studies in elderly people: reassessment of previously reviewed data

Summary

References

Discussion

References

Report of the working group on general principles of assessing energy requirements

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General recommendations

Research needs

Report of the working group on energy requirements of infants, children and adolescents

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General principles

Infants

Children and adolescents

Methodological considerations

Report of the working group on energy requirements for pregnancy and lactation

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Pregnancy

Lactation

Report of the working group on energy requirements of older individuals

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General statement

Recommendations on requirements

Recommendations for future research

Report of the working group on protein and amino acid requirements

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Infants

Infection and catch-up growth

Children and adolescents

Adults

Elderly

Research needs: Infants and children

Research needs: adults

Appendix Criteria for valid nitrogen balance measurement of protein requirements

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Long-term studies

Analysis of multilevel short-term balance studies

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