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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"dairy intake"”.
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Using Social Cognitive Theory to Improve Intake of Dairy Products by College Students
… can be adopted and maintained through adulthood. Dairy intake is one of the many dietary behaviors which has declined substantially in young adults (18-30 years of age) - a period which includes the college age population. According to 2005 dietary guidelines for Americans three or more than three …
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Dairy Product Intake and Racial Differences In Prostate Cancer Aggressiveness
… have reported a positive association between dairy products and prostate cancer. This association is thought to be generated by calcium or saturated fatty acids found in dairy products. This study utilized data from the North Carolina-Louisiana Prostate Cancer Project (PCaP), a case-only …
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The Effects Of Carbonated Soft Drinks On Bone Mineral Density In College Age Women
… and health beliefs, physical activity, and CSD intake. Participants were also scanned for femur neck, total femur, and lumbar spine BMD using dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA). Data were analyzed to determine the relationship between CSDs and BMD. Simple descriptive statistics were used to …
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Build a Bone Bank with 3-A-Day After-School Education Program for Elementary Students
… participants. Main Outcome Measures: Daily food intake, dairy intake, physical activity, sedentary behaviors, environment, self-efficacy for consuming dairy products, and food and activity beliefs. Statistical Analysis: Measures of central tendency (mean, median, and variance) were performed to …
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Dairy Food Consumption in Educated, Older Women in Virginia: Use of Focus Groups to Examine Attitudes and Perceptions
… indicate that older women have a suboptimal intake of calcium, and are not consuming the recommended daily servings of dairy foods. Three focus groups of 5-10 women were conducted to examine older women’s perceptions of dairy foods. Independent living, Caucasian women aged 65 and older were …
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Dietary associations that may reduce metabolic syndrome risk in Mexican young adults
… refined cereal, pastry, corn tortilla, and soda intake and low whole grain cereal, seafood, and dairy consumption emerging from the traditional dietary pattern (Denova-Gutierrez et al., 2011; Flores et al., 2010). This Westernized dietary pattern is associated with greater risk for obesity and …