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of independent t-test and paired t-test. Obestatin concentrations
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the promoting physical activities among the pupils between PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
different types of schools. Results indicate that health policy Mahna, Ranjana
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and preventing the development of obesity and overweight
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ASSESSMENT OF PROMOTION NUTRITIONAL
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P82: Nutrition Education/Communication and Behavioral WORKSHOP TO RAISING BELIEFS FOR BETTER
Changes II HEALTH
Kargarnovin, Zahra; Ardakany, Zeba
Faculty of Nutrition Sciences and Food Technology
P82-01 Sh.Beheshti University of Medical Sciences and Health
COOKING IN THE PROMOTION OF A HEALTHY Services, Tehran, Tehran, IRN
DIET: AN EDUCATIVE MODEL
Castro, Inês Rugani Ribeiro de1; Souza, Thais Salema OBJECTIVE: Globally, women have higher rates of
Nogueira de2; Maldonado, Luciana Azevedo1; Caniné, Emilia obesity than men do, although men may have higher rates of
dos Santos; Rotenberg, Sheila4; Gugelmin, Silvia Angela1 overweight. Prevalence of overweight and obesity is increasing
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State University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro-RJ, BRA; due to environmental and behavioral change in world wide at an
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Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro RJ, BRA; alarming rate in both developed and developing regions.

Municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro-RJ, BRA; MATERIALS & METHODS: Cross sectional study obtaining
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was collected by questionnaire and interviewing girls. Nutrition
OBJECTIVE: To present the designing and testing of an education was evaluated by pretest and posttest before and after
educational methodology for healthy diet promotion. four weeks about promotion of lifestyle, related to nutrition
METHODS: Theoretical references adopted: health promotion intake.
precepts, critical approach of health education, food and DISCUSSION: The nutrition knowledge and beliefs of young
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target groups (school and health professionals, adolescents); such as obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, stroke and
designing and testing the education model and analysis of the cardiovascular disease.
collected material.
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issues that appeared in the previous debate were discussed, and SKILLS FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING PROCESS ON
an evaluation meeting. Eight educative workshops were carried FOOD AND NUTRITION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS
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model was able to motivate them with respect to the subject for Waralak2; Limsawas, Ratchanee2; Ruennarong, Sarun1
their personal life and professional activity. 1
Mahidol University, Nakhon Pathom, THA; 2Ministry of
CONCLUSION: The model tested proved to be feasible Public Health, Nonthaburi, THA
and represents a methodological innovation in healthy diet
promotion This study aimed to strengthen communication skills on food
and nutrition, and instructional media creative production
to primary school teachers in the 1st stage. The procedures
P82-02 included (1) Analyzing communication teaching situation
ASSESSMENT OF WOMEN’S CANCER PREVENTION through documents, consultation with related veteran s, and
KNOWLEDGE USING participation in the integrated nutrition. (2) Developing a draft
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Basic knowledge and perception of current situation on food
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: Sound nutrition knowledge is and nutrition, c) Basic knowledge of principle, communication
necessary for disease prevention. Women teachers’ knowledge process and related approaches, and d) Skill development of
on diet and lifestyle guidelines for cancer prevention was instructional media production. (4) Organizing a workshop
assessed using a valid and reliable questionnaire. IRU  WHDFKHUV RI WKH LQWHJUDWHG QXWULWLRQ SURJUDP XQGHU WKH
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three subscales: diet, physical activity and weight management, origami in various patterns such as pot, vegetables and fruit,
and lifestyle. The total score was 42 points. Cronbach’s alpha together with story narration or spin yarns. These techniques
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control (C, n=102) groups. The mean total knowledge score was regarded as an important tool to strengthen teachers’ potential
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physical activity and weight management. eligibly take care of their health on food and nutrition.
CONCLUSION: Valid and reliable knowledge questionnaires
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suggestions, and to develop some nutrition education programs nutrition education, but the understanding and the satisfaction
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some important aspects for developing nutrition education suggested that the dietitians develop the practical materials
programs contents. Especially in this study we took notice of for the nutrition education to increase the satisfaction with the
systematization of nutrition problems, and suggested a model of nutrition education of patients.
systematization of nutrition education program.

P82-08
P82-06 FACTORS PREDICTING THE INTENTION TO
DEVELOPMENT OF THE ICT NUTRITION CONSUME GRAIN AMARANTH ENRICHED
EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR THE 4TH GRADE PORRIDGE IN MAKUYU DIVISION, KENYA
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN KOREA Macharia-Mutie, Catherine W.1; Moreno-Londono, Ana
Lee, Kyung-Hea1; Kim, Jung-Hyun2; Lee, Myung-Hee2 Maria1; Brouwer, Inge D.1; Mwangi, Alice M.2; Kok, Frans J.1
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Wageningen University, Nairobi Kenya, KEN; 2University of
KOR; 2PaiChai University, Daejeon, KOR Nairobi, Nairobi, KEN

In current nutrition education of school, teachers try to develop RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVE: Use of psychosocial
and apply a variety of ICT-oriented instructional methods and theories is effective in determining key predictors of dietary
materials. There is a necessity raised for a new systematic behaviors and has been suggested as useful in designing and
instructional model to develop concurrently the nutrition targeting nutritional education programs. The objective of this
inquiry competency and the information literacy. Therefore, study was to identify psychosocial factors that would predict the
this study was purposed to suggest a practical nutrition-learning intention of mothers to feed their children with grain amaranth
model that would overcome a direct instruction of diffusing enriched porridge based on an integrated model of Theory of
the knowledge and a piecemeal approach of applying the Planned Behavior and Health Belief Model.
information in nutrition education. The purpose of this study MATERIALS AND METHODS: A cross-sectional study was
was to develop ICT nutrition education program for the 4th FDUULHG RXW DPRQJ  PRWKHUV ZLWK FKLOGUHQ DJHG  \HDUV
grade elementary school students. The contents of 4th grade in Kenya. Data was collected using a questionnaire and Likert
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contents than have comparison groups. Thus, The ICT nutrition LWV LQWDNH ZLWK WKH SUHYHQWLRQ RI LURQ GH¿FLHQF\DQHPLD
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predictors of health behavior identity.
P82-07 CONCLUSION: Knowledge, health value and prior behavior
PATIENTS’ PERCEPTION AND SATISFACTION are potential important predictors on whether to feed children
ON NUTRITION COUNSELING AT HOSPITALS IN with grain amaranth enriched porridge. These factors could
BUSAN, REPUBLIC OF KOREA be targeted in nutritional educational interventions on iron
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participating daycare facilities for children, the projects caused TOOLS FOR PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN
an improvement of both the range of meals and the standard of THE VAAL REGION, SOUTH AFRICA
nutrition education. The quality standards facilitate the quality Oldewage Theron, Wilna H.1; Napier, Carin E.2
assurance of an optimal nutrition. 1
Vaal University of Technology, Vanderbijlpark, ZAF; 2Durban
CONCLUSION: Further implementation of quality criteria is University of Technology, Durban, ZAF
necessary and the aim of our effort.
OBJECTIVE: The focus of this project is to address
malnutrition through the development, implementation and
P82-11 evaluation of a nutrition education programme (NEP). The
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Lee, Youngmee; Oh, Yu-jin education tools for pre-primary school children.
Kyungwon University, Seongnam, KOR MATERIALS & METHODS: The methodology was based
on the Food and Agriculture Organization NEP framework.
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problems, to develop a desirable education method and to completed a needs assessment questionnaire for data on the
suggest effective nutrition education supporting system for design of the media and tools required, as well as the content
school aged children in Korea. For these purpose, a three- of the NEP.
round Delphi methods was used to collect data through a RESULTS & FINDINGS: The majority of teachers indicated
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develop nutrition education tools (activity book, card and RESULTS: 'DWD$QDO\VLVDWWKH¿UVWVWHSVKRZHGWKDWDQG
board game, and food group puzzle) and will be implemented   RI IDPLOLHV FRQVXPHG RLO 38)$  DQG K\GURJHQDWHG IDW
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NATIONAL FRUIT SCHEME PROGRAM IN FRANCE a great opportunity for nutrition scientists and food scientists
Padilla, Martine ; Oberti, Bénédicte to work in concert to deliver nutrition recommendations that
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youth and disadvantaged populations. Children’s learning fruit A SYSTEM REVIEW ON GROWTH MONITORING
in schools is appropriate. The relay by the family is important PROGRAM IN NARMADA, WEST LOMBOK
IRULQÀXHQFLQJEHKDYLRUWKDWLW¶VGLI¿FXOWWRFKDQJH7KH)UHQFK DISTRICT, INDONESIA
JRYHUQPHQWKDV LPSOHPHQWHG³8Q )UXLW j OD 5pFUp´SURJUDP Harmiko, Markus P.1; Pangaribuan, Rosnani V.2; Dillon,
free distribution of fruit in schools. The objective of this paper Drupardi2; Wibowo, Lindawati2; Rosalina, Tina
is to assess the impact of this program on knowledge, attitudes 1
World Vision Indonesia, Jakarta, IDN; 2Seameo-Tropmed,
and behavior. RCCN, Jakarta, IDN; EPOS, Kupang, NTT, IDN
METHODS: 6DPSOHRIFKLOGUHQ \HDUV DQGWKHLU
parents, with a focus on disadvantaged populations and a BACKGROUND: Growth Monitoring Program (GMP) is one
FRQWUROJURXSZLWKRXWDFWLRQ6XUYH\VLQFOXGHIRFXVJURXSV essential health service program done in Indonesia to prevent
questionnaires before and after distribution of fruits. JURZWK IDOWHULQJ DPRQJ XQGHU ¿YH RI DJH FKLOGUHQ *03 LV
RESULTS: Children like fruit and are well informed about implemented monthly in integrated health posts by volunteer
KHDOWK EHQH¿WV )UHTXHQF\ RI FRQVXPSWLRQ LV FORVH WR WKH health workers. GMP system review was done in West Lombok
recommendations. They are willing to consume more natural to portrait the main problems faced by the health workers in the
form or juice. The diversity of fruit is essential. It is consumed area where the prevalence of under nutrition was still high.
during the meal and not associated with snacking. Parents, even METHOD: Health System Analysis (HSA) was applied to
in deprived areas, regularly buy and consume fruits. They are assess the essential system components of GMP and their inter-
sensitive to the interests of fruit for children. relationships. The study assessed staffs in district of health,
CONCLUSION: The situation seems more favorable than KHDGRISULPDU\KHDOWKFHQWHUVLQVXEGLVWULFWVLQWHJUDWHG
what national statistics show. A key to the success of this type health post in villages and its health volunteer workers.
of action is to involve children in their achievement. RESULT: Authority’s supervision was ineffective and
intersectoral coordination was not optimal. Score of planning
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EFFECT OF NUTRITION EDUCATION ON DIETARY workers and caregivers had low GMP knowledge. Community
PATTERN OF FAT CONSUMPTION IN RURAL LQYROYHPHQWZDVQRWVXI¿FLHQWWRDOORZKLJKFRYHUDJHRI*03
DISTRICT OF BORKHAR (ISFAHAN_IRAN) CONCLUSION: GMP essential system components were
Paknahad, Zamzam lacking in term of inadequate resources in integrated health
Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Isfahan, IRN SRVWORZTXDOLW\RIPRQLWRULQJV\VWHPLQVXI¿FLHQWNQRZOHGJH
of volunteer health workers, improper plan and management
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overall healthful lifestyle. Fat is the most concentrated source of intersectoral coordination. The situation directs to low
of energy in the diet. Dietary fat supplies essential fatty acids, achievement of GMP outcomes
which are especially important to children for proper growth.
In addition, fat is required for maintenance of healthy skin,
for regulation of cholesterol metabolism, and as a precursor P82-17
of prostaglandins, hormone-like substances that regulate many DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERACTIVE NUTRITION
body functions. It is also needed to carry and aid in the absorption EDUCATION WEBSITE FOR PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2
of fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K and carotenoids. The DIABETES MELLITUS
PDLQ FRQFHUQ DERXW H[FHVV IDWV LQ WKH GLHW FHQWHUV RQ WKHLU Ramadas, Amutha1; 4XHN.LD)1; Oldenberg, Brian2; Chan,
potential role in raising blood cholesterol, a risk factor in the Carina1; Hussein, Zanariah
development of coronary heart disease (CHD). The prevalence 1
Monash University, Selangor Darul Ehsan, MYS; 2Monash
of cardiovascular risk factors is increasing in industrialized University, Victoria, AUS; Hospital Putrajaya, Putrajaya,
communities. The aim of present study is assessing the effect MYS
of Education on the behavior of families about dietary pattern
of fat consumption. RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: Despite the ability of the
METHODS: ,QWKLVFURVV±VHFWLRQDOVWXG\UXUDOIDPLOLHV Internet to hold wide-scale health promotion, no published
were selected, and studied during 2 steps: study focused on dietary behavior change in adults with type 2
1) Before Education: practice assessment about type of Dietary diabetes mellitus via a website-based system were found. The
fat (which they consumed during food cooking and preparation) objective of this study is to develop and evaluate an interactive
ZDVLQWURGXFHGE\LQWHUYLHZDQG¿OOLQJRITXHVWLRQQDLUHWKHQ nutrition education website for patients with type 2 diabetes
education about the types of edible oils and fats was done by mellitus.
pamphlets, booklets about health effects of different kinds of MATERIALS & METHODS: A user-friendly website will
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be developed using the Transtheoretical Model and Object by USDA SNAP-Outreach.
Oriented Programming approach. Modularity, simplicity,
clarity, reliability, safety and maintainability will be used as
criteria in the development of the system. The system will be P82-20
EXLOWXVLQJ3+3DQGSRZHUHGE\0\64/ NUTRITION EDUCATION IN ECD TEACHER
RESULTS & FINDINGS: This will be a theory-based TRAINING AND PRIMARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM
interactive website that will emphasize on nutrition behavioral IN KENYA
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responses usually given during face-to-face counseling. Besides Kenyatta University, Nairobi, KEN
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comprehensive nutritional information to the patients. and educators the knowledge and skills for learners. The
CONCLUSION: The website is hoped to improve patients’ SXUSRVH RI WKLV SURMHFW ZDV WR UHYLHZ WKH H[LVWLQJ (&'
KAP, while reducing the cost and burden of face-to-face teacher training and primary school curriculum in, to identify
counseling. opportunities where knowledge, skills, behavioral change and
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also were supplementary teaching materials available and what
P82-18 would be required for effective nutrition Education. The scope
EVIDENCE OF HOUSEHOLD COUNSELING IN RI WKH ZRUN ZDV WR UHYLHZ WKH H[LVWLQJ V\OODEXV WR LGHQWLI\
IMPROVING NUTRITION BEHAVIORS ³HQWU\SRLQWV´RQQXWULWLRQLQDOOVXEMHFWVZKLFKFDQEHHQULFKHG
3DOR/D[PLNDQWDPradhan, Mamata with support materials and practical actions. Curriculum
The IntraHealth International, New Delhi, IND coverage for ECD was found to be adequate however in depth
assessment of teaching methods needs to be done. Curriculum
Three of the four leading causes of death in Jordan can be audit for primary schools found that there was more emphasis
attributed to poor dietary behaviors. Healthcare professionals on classroom teaching and therefore recommend a tripartite
continue to struggle with the most effective ways to deliver DSSURDFKWRPDNHLWQHHGV±EDVHG7KHUHLVQHHGWRXSGDWHDQG
nutrition messages that will result in changes in dietary behavior. EURDGHQWKHVFRSHDQGFRQWHQWIRUWH[WERRNVDQGRWKHUOHDUQLQJ
Nutrition education strategies targeted at increasing awareness materials.
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while promoting behavioral change are marginal. In this study,
we illustrate how a weekly evidence-based nutrition column P82-21
published in a leading daily newspaper of Jordan, and written APPLICABILITY OF THEORY OF PLANNED
by a registered dietitian, results in improving household and BEHABIOR IN PREDICTING WEIGHT
community level nutrition behavior outcomes when compared MANAGEMENT BEHAVIORS IN KOREAN
with nutrition-related news items from other local daily AMERICANS
QHZVSDSHUV ,W SUHVHQWV DQ DQDO\WLFDO SHUVSHFWLYH RI H[SHFWHG Lee, Soo-Kyung
DQGXQH[SHFWHGRXWFRPHVRIDUHSUHVHQWDWLYHVXUYH\RIUHDGHUV Inha University, Incheon, KOR
in Jordan. The study revealed a strong dearth in the availability
of effective, evidence-based nutrition communication tools and RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Obesity has become an
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messages. We conclude that media is a valuable and effective or treating obesity has not been very successful. This study
tool in communicating nutrition education when supported by H[DPLQHGZKHWKHUWKH7KHRU\RI3ODQQHG%HKDYLRU 73% FRXOG
VFLHQWL¿FLQIRUPDWLRQIURPQXWULWLRQSURIHVVLRQDODQGZKHQXVHG be effectively used in body weight management research with
as an adjunct to national food and nutrition policy initiatives, Korean Americans.
DQGKDVWKHSRWHQWLDOWRVLJQL¿FDQWO\LPSURYHDEURDGUDQJHRI MATERIALS & METHODS: This cross-sectional mail
household-based nutrition behaviors. VXUYH\ VHQW D VHW RI .RUHDQ(QJOLVK TXHVWLRQQDLUHV WR 
Korean Americans residing in metropolitan areas. The
questionnaires obtained information on body weight status,
P82-19 weight management behaviors (B), and the factors of the TPB
FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ACCESS: REACHING (attitude (A), subjective norm (SN), perceived behavioral
OUT TO LOW INCOME LATINOS IN THE USA control (PBC), behavioral intention (BI) and demographic
6HJXUD3HUH]6R¿D1; Damio, Grace1; Hromi-Fiedler, Amber2; information.
Perez-Escamilla, Rafael2 RESULTS & FINDINGS: The mail survey resulted in a
1
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Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA PHQ DQG ZRPHQ   DQG  %0,   ZHUH
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the WHO standards, respectively. Performing any body weight
formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, is the largest PDQDJHPHQWEHKDYLRUVZDVVLJQL¿FDQWO\UHODWHGWRWKHLUFXUUHQW
federal program for the prevention of hunger and food insecurity body weight status. Among the major factors of the TPB, attitude
in the U.S.A. The main goal of the SNAP Outreach Program appeared to be more important than SN or PBC in forming BI in
at the Hispanic Health Council is to increase awareness of both men and women, multiple regression analyses controlling
and participation in this program among low-income Latinos for age, body weight status, and other demographic status. The
in Connecticut, using a multi-strategy approach including UHJUHVVLRQDQDO\VHVVKRZHGUHDVRQDEOHH[SODLQLQJSRZHU 5
outreach, social marketing and application assistance. The a  ZKLFK LQGLFDWHV WKH 73% FRXOG EH XVHIXO LQ ZHLJKW
program’s social marketing efforts include: advertisements management research.
placed in public buses and Latino mass media channels (radio, CONCLUSION: Applying social science theories such as
TV, printed media); and the development of two fotonovelas. WKH 73% ZRXOG HQKDQFH HIIHFWLYHQHVV RI QXWULWLRQ HGXFDWLRQ
Results from the evaluation of the mass media campaign counseling programs for obesity prevention and treatment.
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clients with information about the SNAP program and provided
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DIETARY DIVERSIFICATION AMONG PRIMARY the grandmothers said.
SCHOOL CHILDREN IN VHEMBE DISTRICT OF Grandmothers should be targeted to reduce contradictory
LIMPOPO PROVINCE: AN INTERVENTION TO appropriate complementary feeding information reaching
IMPROVE THE CONSUMPTION OF INDIGENOUS mothers.
FOODS
Mbhatsani, HV1; 0EKHQ\DQH;LNRPELVR;*1; Makuse,
Sefora, SHM2 P82-24
1
University of Venda, Polokwane, ZAF; 2University of MID DAY MEAL: A TOOL FOR IMPARTING
Limpopo, Polokwane, ZAF NUTRITION/HEALTH EDUCATION TO PRIMARY
SCHOOL CHILDREN
RATIONALE: Nutrition knowledge is one of the factors that Passi, Santosh J. ; Ramana, Rajeshwari
FDQLQÀXHQFHHDWLQJKDELWV,Q6RXWK$IULFDWKHLPSRUWDQFHRI Institute of Home Economics, New Delhi, Delhi, IND
indigenous foods is not very high. They have been labeled as
food for the poor people with knowledge associated to it as old. BACKGROUND: In India, Nutrition Support to Primary
These labels led to a shift in food use and less willingness of the (GXFDWLRQ0LG'D\0HDO 0'0 3URJUDPPHHQWLWOHVSULPDU\
youth to learn about them. VFKRRO FKLOGUHQ D GDLO\ PHDO SURYLGLQJ  .&DOV DQG J
OBJECTIVES: The aim of the study was to determine protein. It is envisaged that this Programme could serve as a
knowledge of primary school children about indigenous foods. platform for imparting nutrition messages to promote healthier
An intervention to improve their knowledge was developed. practices.
MATERIALS & METHODS: 'HVLJQLVTXDVLH[SHULPHQWDO OBJECTIVE: To impart nutrition and health education (NHE)
7KH SRSXODWLRQ ZDV FKLOGUHQ DJHG  LQ JUDGH  DQG  WRFKLOGEHQH¿FLDULHVRIRQJRLQJ0'03URJUDPPH
in two primary schools from Dzimauli and Phaphazela. METHODOLOGY: 1,110 Municipal Corporation of Delhi
Data was collected using knowledge questionnaire to test school children in grade IV were imparted NHE by the
children’s knowledge of indigenous foods at baseline and after UHVHDUFKHUWKHLUWHDFKHUV RULHQWDWHGIRUHIIHFWLYHO\LPSDUWLQJ
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RESULTS AND FINDINGS: The results indicated that and puzzles, these children were taught about balanced food,
many children had prior knowledge about indigenous foods hygiene and food safety.
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respectively. Data also suggest that the knowledge fairly LQGLFDWHV D VLJQL¿FDQW LPSURYHPHQW LQ NQRZOHGJH VFRUHV DQG
LQFUHDVHGVL[PRQWKVDIWHULQWHUYHQWLRQ a positive change in certain practices, both in the researcher
CONCLUSION: Knowledge of indigenous foods depends on taught and the teachers taught groups.
availability and accessibility in the community where children CONCLUSION: MDM can be an effective tool for imparting
live as well as at household level. However, there is need to NHE to schoolchildren.
include indigenous foods as part of curriculum to improve
awareness.
P83: Food Regulation (Labeling & Claim)

P82-23
SOURCES OF MATERNAL KNOWLEDGE OF P83-01
APPROPRIATE COMPLEMENTARY FEEDING IN GLOBAL TRENDS IN FOOD AND NUTRITION
NORTHERN GHANA LABELING
Mensah-Homiah, Joseph Albert, Janice L.
Millennium Villages Project, Ghana, Manso-Nkwanta, GHA Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations,
Rome, ITA
Maternal knowledge about childcare is accumulated from
different sources. These sources include formal education, Consumers in many countries seek labeling information that
JUDQGPRWKHUVPRWKHUVLQODZV SHHUV KHDOWKFDUH ZRUNHUV HWF relates to the health, safety, environmental and socioeconomic
The content of these information are sometimes contradictory characteristics of food products. In responding to these demands,
yet the mothers have to synthesize the information, make regulatory agencies and the food industry must ensure that
decisions and translate these into childcare practices. The labels are accurate, truthful and not misleading. To be effective,
FKRLFHVWKHPRWKHUPDNHVDUHLQÀXHQFHGE\VRFLDODQGFXOWXUDO labels must be easily understood by diverse population groups.
IDFWRUV FRPSRXQGLQJ WKH GLI¿FXOW\ RI WKH PRWKHU PDNLQJ This presentation will provide information about the latest
a sovereign decision. To effectively inform the mother, it is international developments in mandatory and voluntary food
LPSRUWDQW WR NQRZ WKH PRVW VLJQL¿FDQW VRXUFH IRU HIIHFWLYH labeling. The status of mandatory nutrition labeling and new
WDUJHWLQJ7KLVVWXG\DVVHVVHGWKHPRVWVLJQL¿FDQWVRXUFHDQG developments in the presentation of nutrition information will
content of information on complementary feeding in maternal be discussed. Voluntary labeling related to environmental and
knowledge in northern Ghana. VRFLDOLVVXHVZLOOEHH[SODLQHG7KHFKDOOHQJHVRIKDUPRQL]DWLRQ
(LJKW\HLJKW PRWKHUV RI FKLOGUHQ  PR  DWWHQGLQJ  of food labeling and the particular needs of developing countries
post-natal clinics were randomly studied on their sources of will be described.
complementary information. The husbands, grandmothers, and
the best friend of each of the 92 mothers were also interviewed.
Community health nurses of the clinics the mothers attended
were as well interviewed. Complementary information in
publications available at the clinics, a national daily newspaper
and the most popular national weekly newspaper were
eventually studied for their content and frequency.
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mentioned printed material as the source of information. Some
messages from the nurses were contradictory to that of the
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P83-02 P83-04
GINKGO BILOBA: CONTENT, SAFETY AND THE FRENCH OBSERVATORY OF FOOD QUALITY
EFFICACY Goglia, Raffaella1; Ménard, Céline2
Baars, Bertjan; de Kaste, Dries; de Rooij, Ellen; Fransen, 1
INRA, Ivry sur Seine, FRA; 2Afssa, Maisons-Alfort, FRA
Heidi P.; Pelgrom, Sylvia; Pronk, Marja;
Rompelberg, Cathy; Verhagen, Hans The French national nutrition program encourages manufacturers
National Institute for Public Health and the Environment to improve the nutritional quality of the processed food. In this
(RIVM), NLD FRQWH[W WKH )UHQFK 2EVHUYDWRU\ RI )RRG 4XDOLW\ 2TDOL  ZDV
VHW XS LQ  ¿QDQFHG E\ DXWKRULWLHV DQG LPSOHPHQWHG E\
OBJECTIVE: Ginkgo biloba (GB) is claimed to improve Afssa and INRA.
blood circulation and memory, and to diminish symptoms of
old age. We applied a multidisciplinary approach to test 1) Oqali’s goal is to monitor the global changes in the food
WKHFRQWHQW WKHVDIHW\DQG WKHHI¿FDF\RI*%FRQWDLQLQJ supply by measuring the evolution of processed and packaged
herbal products on the market. foodstuffs in the French market, in terms of nutritional and
MATERIALS&METHODS: The content of presumed active socio-economic parameters. Oqali records in a database, and
ingredients was measured in 29 products. The safety of GB was analyses, at the product level, the data on foodstuffs (nutritional
DVVHVVHGE\HYDOXDWLQJSXEOLFO\DYDLODEOHGDWDRQWR[LFLW\7KH information, claims, market shares, prices...) using several
HI¿FDF\RI*%ZDVHYDOXDWHGXSRQOLWHUDWXUHVHDUFKE\DSSO\LQJ sources: manufacturers’ information, packaging, nutrient
the Passclaim criteria to three health claims. analyses and food consumption and purchases data.
RESULTS: For most of the products their contents did not Partnerships have been formed with manufacturers to validate
comply with the declaration on the label. In case studies WKHVFLHQWL¿FPHWKRGVXVHGWRDQDO\]HWKHGDWD
EOHHGLQJV DUH UHSRUWHG DQG WKH SUHVHQFH RI JHQRWR[LF DQG Different categories of food products (breakfast cereals, sweet
FDUFLQRJHQLF VXEVWDQFHV FDQQRW EH H[FOXGHG )XUWKHU WR[LFLW\ biscuits and fresh dairy products) have already been surveyed
data on GB are too scarce to allow establishment of a safe and additional products (pre-packed meat products, stewed and
OHYHO7KHUHZDVLQVXI¿FLHQWVFLHQWL¿FHYLGHQFHIRUWKUHHKHDOWK canned fruit…) will be studied in 2009.
claims. An annual report, reporting the main results, is published and
CONCLUSION: 7KHUH LV QR SURRI RI VDIHW\ DQG HI¿FDF\ available on Internet: www.oqali.fr.
of GB-containing herbal products currently on the market, So, Oqali provides tools to meet public health challenges on
and many do not contain what is declared on the label. The nutritional information.
multidisciplinary approach gives a good insight into the aspects
that are relevant for the evaluation of health claims for herbal
substances. P83-05
5HSRUW LQ'XWFK DYDLODEOHDWKWWSZZZULYPQOELEOLRWKHHN THE EFFECTS OF AWARENESS OF NUTRITION
UDSSRUWHQKWPO LABELING ON DIETARY ATTITUDES AND
NUTRITION KNOWLEDGE BY HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS IN JEON JU AREA
P83-03 Song, Hyun-Jung; Sohn, Hee-Sook
SCORING EVALUATION OF NUTRIENTS (ENERGY, Chonbuk National University, Jeonju, KOR
SUGAR, FAT AND SODIUM) FROM NUTRITION
INFORMATION OF PACKAGED SNACKS This study was carried out to investigate dietary attitude
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P84: Nutrient Supplementation (single, multiple


combinations) II P84-03
IN VITRO RELEASE OF FOLIC ACID FROM
PHARMACEUTICALS PREPARATION
P84-01 Nasution, Zuraidah1; Arcot, Jayashree2
EFFECTIVENESS OF DAILY AND WEEKLY IRON 1
Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, Kuala Terengganu,
SUPPLEMENTATION IN THE PREVENTION OF Terengganu, MYS; 2The University of New South Wales,
ANEMIA IN INFANTS Sydney, NSW, AUS
Engstrom, Elyne Montenegro1; Castro, Inês
Rugani Ribeiro de2; Margareth, Portela1; Cardoso, To ensure the quality of folic acid tablets, USP 24 was
Leticia Oliveira1; Monteiro, Carlos Augusto established as a standard dissolution test using water as the test
1
Oswaldo Cruz Fundation, Rio de Janeiro RJ, BRA; 2State solution. However, human digestive secretions do not consist
University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro-RJ, BRA; RQO\RIZDWHU7KXVDQH[SHULPHQWWRREVHUYHWKHLQYLWURUHOHDVH

University of Sao Paulo, São Paulo-SP, BRA of folic acid from pharmaceutical preparations was carried out
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness of universal IDFWRUV ZHUH W\SH RI WHVW VROXWLRQ VLPXODWHG JDVWULF ÀXLG
prophylactic supplementation with iron sulfate (IS) on daily or VLPXODWHGJDVWULFDQGLQWHVWLQDOÀXLGZDWHU DQGW\SHRIWDEOHWV
weekly basis in the prevention of anemia in infants. IROLF DFLG IROLF DFLG DQG LURQ % FRPSOH[ PXOWLYLWDPLQ DQG
METHODS: 5DQGRPL]HGFOLQLFDO¿HOGWULDOZLWKFKLOGUHQ PLQHUDOV )ROLFDFLGZDVH[WUDFWHGIURPWDEOHWVIROORZLQJ863
months seen at primary health care units in the municipality SURFHGXUH7KHW\SHRIWHVWVROXWLRQVJDYHVLJQL¿FDQWHIIHFW
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group. The intervention consisted of universal supplementation FRPELQDWLRQ RI VLPXODWHG JDVWULF DQG LQWHVWLQDO ÀXLG JDYH WKH
with IS for 24 weeks, combined with educational adherence- KLJKHVWUHVXOWVZKHUHLWGLVLQWHJUDWHGRIWKHWDEOHWV¶GU\
promoting measures. Effectiveness was evaluated using ZHLJKW DQG GLVVROYHG  RI WKH ODEHOHG IROLF DFLG FRQWHQW
multiple regression analysis. from the tablets. These results showed that a combination of
RESULTS: High adhesion to protocol was observed in both VLPXODWHGJDVWULFDQGLQWHVWLQDOÀXLGFRXOGEHSURSRVHGDVDWHVW
groups. After adjustment, only the daily regimen showed a solution in standard dissolution test.
protective effect even in the adherence analysis (dose-response
effect). No protective effect was detected for the weekly
regimen. P84-04
CONCLUSIONS: 8QLYHUVDOVXSSOHPHQWDWLRQZLWK,6IURPVL[ INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF VITMAIN D
to 12 months of age was effective in increasing serum Hb and SUPPLEMENTATION ON METABOLIC HEALTH
decreasing risk of anemia only when administered on a daily PARAMETERS IN HEALTHY ADULTS
basis. OSullivan, Aifric M.1; Brennan, Lorraine1; Cashman,
Kevin2; Flynn, Albert2; Shanahan, Fergus2; Kaluskar,
Soniya1; OConnor, Aine1; Mion, Brian1; Gibney, Mike J.1
P84-02 1
University College Dublin, Dublin, IRL; 2University College
EFFECT OF SOY PROTEIN INTAKE IN PEPTIDE Cork, Cork, IRL
FORM ON DELAYED-ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS
INDUCED BY ECCENTRIC EXERCISE RATIONALE: Accumulating evidence from association
Nakanishi, Yukiko1; Shirakawa, Saiko2; Maebuchi, VWXGLHV VXJJHVWV WKDW YLWDPLQ ' GH¿FLHQF\ LQFUHDVHV WKH ULVN
Motohiro; Okubo, Miho; Ikeda, Takako2; Inage, Hiroko2; of insulin resistance, cardiovascular disease and the metabolic
Suzuki, Mikiko2; Samoto, Masahiko; Kimura, Shuichi2 V\QGURPH  7KH HIIHFWV RI YLWDPLQ' VXSSOHPHQWDWLRQ RQ
1
Graduate School of Human Life Sciences Showa Women’s markers of the metabolic syndrome were investigated using a
University, Tokyo, JPN; 2Showa Women’s University, combination of biochemical and metabolomic techniques.
Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, JPN; Fuji Oil Co., Ltd., Tsukubamirai, METHODS: +HDOWK\PDOHVDQGIHPDOHV \HDUVQ  
Ibaraki, JPN XQGHUZHQWDZHHNVXSSOHPHQWWULDORIYLWDPLQ'ZLWKEORRG
urine and faecal samples collected at baseline and endpoint.
The purpose of the study was to evaluate the ability of soy- Food diaries were used to estimate habitual diet and monitor
peptide intake to reduce the symptoms of delayed onset LQWHUYHQWLRQFRPSOLDQFH6HUXPK\GUR[\YLWDPLQ'> 2+
muscle soreness (DOMS). A randomized, placebo-controlled, '@DQGIDFWRUVUHODWHGWRWKHPHWDEROLFV\QGURPH HJJOXFRVH
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followed by multivariate data analysis. ZHUHIRXQGLQWKH',375DQG*/1$/$75JURXSV S 
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effects on biochemical markers of the metabolic syndrome in P84-07
healthy subjects. EFFECTS OF ORAL SUPPLEMENTATION WITH
GLUTAMINE AND ALANYL-GLUTAMINE ON
PARAMETERS OF MUSCLE DAMAGE AND
P84-05 INFLAMMATION IN TRAINED RATS
EFFECT OF INULIN CONTAINING FERMENTED Cruzat, Vinicius F.; Tirapegui, Julio
MILK ADMINISTRATION ON HUMAN INTESTINAL University of São Paulo, São Paulo-SP, BRA
BACTERIAL FLORA
Shen, You-Cheng; Ko, Hui-Chun; Huang, Yun-Chien; Chen, RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: We investigated the effect
Su-Lin; Wang, Chin-Kun of supplementation with the dipeptide L-alanyl-L-glutamine
Chung Shan Medical University, Taichung, TWN (DIP) and free L-glutamine and L-alanine on parameters of
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This study is to understand whether ingestion of inulin containing MATERIALS & METHODS: Rats were subjected to sessions
fermented milk would alter the human intestinal bacterial RIVZLPWUDLQLQJIRUZHHNV7ZHQW\RQHGD\VEHIRUHVDFUL¿FH
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period, including an initial one week without fermented milk WXPRUQHFURVLVIDFWRUĮ 71)Į DQGSURVWDJODQGLQ( 3J( 
UXQLQ SHULRG   ZHHNV ZLWK WZR ERWWOHV  P/ HDFK  SHU were measured.
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placebo, respectively (administration period), and 2 weeks JOXWDPLQH ZHUH IRXQG LQ WKH ',3 DQG */1$/$ JURXSV
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spp., Lactobacillus spp., E. coil, and Clostridium perfringens DQG71)ĮFRPSDUHGZLWKWKH&21JURXS S 
of each fresh stool sample were analyzed. Results showed the CONCLUSION: Chronic oral administration of DIP and free
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whereas the harmful E. coli and Clostridium perfringens PD\UHGXFHWKHGDPDJHDQGLQÀDPPDWLRQLQGXFHGE\H[HUFLVH
were decreased after ingesting the fermented milk and inulin 6XSSRUWHGE\)$3(63%UD]LO
containing fermented milk for 4 weeks, even during the follow-
up period when supplement consumption was discontinued, but
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ingestion of fermented milk or inulin containing fermented milk IRON, THIAMINE, AND MICRONUTRIENT
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coil and Clostridium perfringens. SUPPLEMENTATION IN MAELA REFUGEE CAMP,
NORTHERN THAILAND
Stuetz, Wolfgang1; Carrara, Verena2; Biesalski, Hans-Konrad1;
P84-06 Nosten, Francois2
EFFECTS OF ORAL SUPPLEMENTATION WITH 1
University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, DEU; 2Faculty of
GLUTAMINE AND ALANYL-GLUTAMINE ON Tropical Medicine, Mae Sod, THA
GLUTAMINE METABOLISM AND GLUTATHIONE
STATUS IN RATS RATIONALE: Micronutrient malnutrition remains prevalent
Cruzat, Vinicius F. ; Tirapegui, Julio in the displaced population on the north-western border of
University of Sao Paulo, São Paulo-SP, BRA 7KDLODQG 'H¿FLHQF\ RI WKLDPLQH DQG YLWDPLQ $ DV ZHOO DV
high prevalence of anaemia were documented in pregnant
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: We investigated the effect of and postpartum women. During antenatal care pregnant and
supplementation with the dipeptide L-alanyl-L-glutamine (DIP) lactating women receive additional supplementary food rations
and free L-glutamine and L-alanine, on glutamine metabolism and supplements of thiamine, folic acid and ferrous sulphate.
DQG JOXWDWKLRQH VWDWXV *6+*66*  LQ UDWV VXEMHFWHG WR ORQJ OBJECTIVES: Assessment of provided food rations and
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were measured. and of iron, thiamine and micronutrient levels in breast milk.
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increased concurrently with serum cholesterol and triglycerides of sachets or tablets consumed.
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were positively correlated to their respective blood levels in +RZHYHUDWZHHNPHDQ+EZDVORZHULQ309JURXS 
post partum. J/6' FRPSDUHGWRWDEOHW J/6'  3 
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P84-11
P84-09 PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF DAILY SESAME OIL
SOURCES OF SUPPLEMENTARY VITAMINS AND SUPPLEMENT ON GENTAMICIN-INDUCED RENAL
MINERALS IN SERBIAN NUTRITION INJURY IN RATS
Sobajic, Sladjana S.1; Djordjevic, Brizita1; Vidovic, Bojana; Hsu, Dur-Zong; Liu, Chung-Teng; Li, Ya-Hui; Chu, Pei-Yi;
Ruzic, Petrica2 Liu, Ming-Yie
1
Faculty of Pharmacy, Belgrade, YUG; 2Serbian Nutrition National Cheng Kung University Medical College, Tainan,
Society, Belgrade, YUG TWN

RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: On Serbian health product’s RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Gentamicin, an
market there are a great number of dietary supplements, but aminoglycoside antibiotic, is widely used in the treatment
DOVRIRUWL¿HGDQGIXQFWLRQDOIRRGVDQGWKHFRQVXPSWLRQRIWKHVH of Gram-negative infections; however, dose-limiting
products is common in Serbian population. In this study Serbian QHSKURWR[LFLW\ UHVWULFWV LWV RSWLPDO XVH 7KLV VWXG\ DLPHG
health products market was surveyed for products that can be to investigate the effect of daily sesame oil supplement on
used as sources of supplementary vitamins and minerals. R[LGDWLYHVWUHVVDVVRFLDWHG UHQDO LQMXU\ LQGXFHG E\ RQFHGDLO\
METHODS: A market survey of all products with vitamins and dose of gentamicin in rats.
PLQHUDOV VXSSOHPHQWV DQG IRUWL¿HG IRRGV  ZDV FDUULHG RXW LQ MATERIALS & METHODS: Renal injury was induced by
pharmacies, megastores and healthy stores. RQFHGDLO\GRVHRIJHQWDPLFLQ PJNJGIRUG WKHQWKH
RESULTS: 2XU ¿QGLQJV VKRZHG WKDW YLWDPLQV DQG PLQHUDO HIIHFWVRIVHVDPHRLO DQGP/NJGIRUGRUDOO\ 
supplements were second abundant supplements on the market, RQ UHQDO LQMXU\ R[LGDWLYH VWUHVV K\GUR[\O UDGLFDO VXSHUR[LGH
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products. Magnesium and vitamin C were the most frequent RESULTS & FINDINGS: Sesame oil inhibited gentamicin-
constituents; most of the used vitamins and minerals were in the LQGXFHG UHQDO LQMXU\ OLSLG SHUR[LGDWLRQ K\GUR[\O UDGLFDO DQG
chemical forms that were in accordance with EU regulations; VXSHUR[LGHDQLRQDVZHOODVQLWULFR[LGHSURGXFWLRQ,QDGGLWLRQ
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fortifying purposes. YLD UHGXFWLRQ RI R[\JHQ IUHH UDGLFDO DQG OLSLG SHUR[LGDWLRQ LQ
CONCLUSION: 7KLVLQYHVWLJDWLRQLGHQWL¿HGVHYHUDOSUREOHPV gentamicin-treated rats.
concerning additional vitamin and mineral sources on Serbian
market, including inadequate labeling and lack of legislative.
P84-12
IMPACT OF IRON FORTIFIED VS NON-FORTIFIED
P84-10 FOOD SUPPLEMENTATION ON IRON STATUS
EFFICACY OF IRON AND FOLIC ACID (HEMOGLOBIN / SERUM FERRITIN) AND GROWTH
SUPPLEMENTS DELIVERED AS SPRINKLES OF THE CHILDREN BELONGING TO LOWER
OR TABLETS TO CONTROL ANAEMIA DURING INCOME GROUP FAMILIES
PREGNANCY Passi, Santosh J.1; R, Lakshmi2; Aeri, Bani T.1; Ranjan,
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hair loss. However, like all other fat-soluble vitamins, oral
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study investigated the dose-response of whey protein-enriched showed that DAG diet decreased the total cholesterol of
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which may possibly reduce the risk of obesity related diseases. AMINO ACID AND VITAMIN LOSS OF COOKED
HORSE MACKEREL
Nuray Erkan*, Arif Selçuk** and Özkan Özden*
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AUTHENTICATION edu.tr; ozden@istanbul.edu.tr
Dias Indrastia,b, Sung-Tong Chinb, Yaakob Che Manb, Rizal 7HO  )D[  
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generally consumed as fresh. The aim of the present study was
Lipid as one of the major component in diet plays an important to determine the effects of different methods of cooking (frying,
rules in human health. The source of lipid is important not grilling and steaming cooking) on the amino acids and vitamins
only related to the ratio of saturated and unsaturated fatty composition of horse mackerel. Amino acid and vitamin (A, E,
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their followers for consuming any food containing porcine increase the contents of essential, semi essential and other
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choose to blend vegetable or animal fats with lard to reduce mackerel had the lowest lysine concentration while grilled
the production cost. This study demonstrated the approach of KRUVH PDFNHUHO KDG WKH KLJKHVW 7KH PD[LPXP PHWKLRQLQH
comprehensive two dimensional gas chromatography coupled threonine, tryptophan, isoleucine, leucine, phenylalanine and
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for discriminating the lipids from animal fats. The method serine, arginine, cysteine and tyrosine contents of fried, grilled
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normalized FAME data, Principal Components Analysis (PCA) horse mackerel and minimum alanine, aspartic acid, glutamic
revealed a clear discrimination of LA grouping from the other acid, glycine and proline level in all steamed horse mackerel.
species, which was attributed by several FAME constituents The highest vitamin A and E values of cooked horse mackerels
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niacin content of fried- grilled horse mackerel was found
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TRADITIONAL CONSUMPTION OF TORBANGUN the other samples.
(Coleus amboinicus Lour) AMONG BATAKNESE
PEOPLE IN INDONESIA
Rizal Damanik, Department of Community Nutrition, IPB P88-03
University, IDN NUTRITIONAL QUALITY OF FROG (RANA
RIDIBUNDA) CAUGHT FROM TURKEY
For many developing countries increasing national agricultural Ferhat dD÷LOWD\ 1XUD\Erkan**, Deniz Tosun*, Arif
production alone cannot improve food security. Food Selçuk***
production must be actively combined with evaluation selection *Istanbul University, Faculty of Fisheries, Department of
and domestication and greater utilization of underutilized or $TXDFXOWXUH  2UGX FDG 1R    /DOHOL ,VWDQEXO
wild edible plants that are of local or regional importance in Turkey. E-Mail: ferfez@istanbul.edu.tr
order to effectively increase nutrition security. By improving *Istanbul University, Faculty of Fisheries, Department of
the linkage between production and utilization, biodiversity of $TXDFXOWXUH  2UGX FDG 1R    /DOHOL ,VWDQEXO
traditional crops can be safeguarded, and indigenous knowledge Turkey. E-Mail: ddt@istanbul.edu.tr
of these traditional foods can be used to improve nutrition **Istanbul University, Faculty of Fisheries, Department of the
security. 6HDIRRG 3URFHVVLQJ DQG 4XDOLW\ &RQWURO  2UGX FDG 1R
Edible wild plants have been reported to be an important   /DOHOL ,VWDQEXO 7XUNH\  (0DLO QXUHUNDQ#LVWDQEXO
aspect of micro-nutrient food security. Wild species continue edu.tr;
to provide important energy and micronutrient needs during 7h%ø7$. 0DUPDUD 5HVHDUFK &HQWHU )RRG ,QVWLWXWH
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Bataknese people in North Sumatera, Indonesia, showed that E-Mail: arif.selcuk@mam.gov.tr
Torbangun plant (Coleus amboinicus Lour) is used as edibles
for their medical properties, such as vitality and lactagogue. The Frog (Rana ridibunda) are popular delicacy to human. In this
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people. Clinical studies in consumption of Torbangun in human compositions and colour of frog were studied. Protein, crude
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the positive effects of Torbangun consumption on health and on DQGUHVSHFWLYHO\7KHIDWW\DFLGVRI&
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omissions of foods due to imperfect memory. To remedy this we
coupled automated imaging with a computer-assisted 24-hour
P89-01 recall for feasibility in 14 subjects.
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Baranowski1, Debbe Thompson1, Karen Cullen1, Kathy to subjects conducting a web-based 24-hour recall.
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they rely on verbal descriptions of foods instead of pictures. Our CONCLUSIONS: The technology is ready and robust, and
goal is to adapt the Automated Self-Administered 24 hdr system attractive for investigators. Miniaturization of cameras, adequate
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Randomized Controlled Trials (RCT) conducted on the effects P91: Lipids & Fatty Acids III
of prenatal balanced protein-energy supplementation (Protein
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700 kcal per day was not evaluated separately. Shen, Li R.1; /DL&KDR42 2(JM-USDA Human Nutrition
OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this review is to evaluate the Research Center on Aging,Tufts University, MA, USA); Li,
impact of balanced protein-energy supplementation (>=700 Duo1 (Zhejiang Uiversity, Hangzhou, CHN); Ordovas, Jose
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CONJUGATED LINOLEIC ACID INCREASES TISSUES
a-TOCOPHEROL LEVELS WITHOUT REDUCING RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Cardiovascular disease
LIVER a-CEHC PRODUCTION IN C57BL/6J MICE is the leading cause of death in Iran and world, for which the
Chen, Wan-Hsuan1; Li, Yi-Jen2; Shaw, Huey-Mei1 high consumption of saturated fat is considered as nutritional
1
Chia-Nan University of Pharmacy and Science, Tainan, TWN; risk. Considering the high content of short and medium chain
2
National Taiwan University, Taipei, TWN fatty acids and lower cholesterol and long chain fatty acids of
traditionally produced Iranian Kermanshahi animal oil and
Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) diet caused a marked increase of popularity of its consumption among Iranians, the aim of this
a -tocopherol in mice liver was seen in our previous study. The study was to investigate the effect of kermanshahi animal oil on
mechanisms involved in the a-tocopherol accumulation by CLA VHUXPOLSLGSUR¿OHDQGKHSDWLFHQ]\PHVLQKHDOWK\PHQ
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9(JURXS RUZLWK&/$ &/$JURXS VHSDUDWHO\IRUIRXU After ten days wash out period, during which subjects did not
weeks. a -Tocopherol concentration of liver, lung, adipose tissue, consume Kermanshahi animal oil and amount of which was
NLGQH\WHVWLVVSOHHQDQGKHDUWZHUHVLJQL¿FDQWO\KLJKHULQWKH replaced with butter, 10 ml blood samples were obtained and
&/$ JURXS WKDQ LQ WKH FRQWURO JURXS /LYHU D FDUER[\HWK\O serum lipid parameters (TC, TG, LDL-c, HDL-c) and hepatic
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and C groups. In conclusion, the accumulation of a -tocopherol replacing for other fats, while abstaining Kermanshahi animal
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After this period, another 10 ml blood samples were withdrawn RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Macrophages utilize
and the same serum lipid parameters and hepatic enzymes were glutamine at high rates to produce energy and intermediates
measured as above. Three days 24 hours dietary recalls and to biosynthetic pathways. The study aimed to evaluate the
International Physical Activity questionnaires, were obtained effect of glutamine supplementation on glutamine and glucose
and completed. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistical consumption and on glutamate and lactate production
methods and paired t-test. MATERIALS & METHODS: Peritoneal macrophages were
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of Kermanshahi animal oil, there were a trend of WKHSUHVHQFHRIHPPRO/RIJOXWDPLQHGXULQJ
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on serum lipid parameters(TC,TG,LDL-c,HDL-c) and hepatic CONCLUSION: 7KH SUHVHQFH RI  P0 RI H[WUDFHOOXODU
enzymes (ALT, AST) in healthy men, however more studies are glutamine increases its consumption by peritoneal macrophages
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P92-03
REGULATORY MECHANISMS OF GASTRIC
P92-01 SECRETION BY LUMINAL GLUTAMATE IN
NUTRITIONAL AND IMMUNOMODULATORY PAVLOV’S-POUCHED DOG
PROPERTIES OF BOVINE MILK PROTEINS Khropycheva, Raisa1; Uneyama, Hisayuki2; Torii, Kunio2;
Sgarbieri, Valdemir1; Helaine, Jacobucci; Pereira Dias, Vasily, Zolotarev1
Nadia;V. Sgarbieri,, H. Jacobucci, N. P. Dias University of 1
Pavlov Institute of Physiology Russian Academy of Sciences,
Campinas, Campinas, S.P. BRA St-Petersburg, USA; 2Ajinomoto Co., Inc., Kawasaki, JPN

RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Milk proteins are nutritious Among the other amino acids glutamate is the most effective
and immunomodulatory, Their immunomodulations are stimulator of the gastric branch afferents from the vagus,
dependent on fractionation and treatments. The objectives FDSDEOH WR LQGXFH UHÀH[ UHVSRQVHV LQ XSSHU JDVWURLQWHVWLQDO
were comparing caseins and whey proteins from different tract. The aim of the investigation was to evaluate a role
preparations. of intra-gastrically applied glutamate in control of gastric
MATERIALS & METHODS: ([FHSW IRU WKH FRPPHUFLDO VHFUHWLRQ DFLG SHSVLQRJHQ DQG ÀXLG  ,Q PRQJUHO GRJV ZLWK
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RESULTS & FINDINGS: Immunomodulation was higher for MSG potentiated secretion induced by the amino acid diet both
WKHH[SHULPHQWDO:3&V:3,5Q)UDQFH+P&DQDGDV:3& in Pavlov and Heidenhain models. In the Pavlov pouch, the
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found between the caseins which presented lower values then granisetron. In the Heidenhain model, MSG enhanced the
the wheys. No difference was found in nutritional value for CM stimulatory effect of pentagastrin. We conclude that free
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CONCLUSION: :KH\ SURWHLQV H[SUHVVHG VWURQJHU intra-luminal amino acids infusion. This effect of free glutamate
immunomodulation than caseins. No nutritional differences is achieved predominantly by the potentiation of vago-vagal
were found among caseins and whey proteins. Method of UHÀH[HV DQG GLG QRW GHSHQG RQ FHUWDLQ DOORVWHULF LQWHUDFWLRQ
fractionation and harsher physicochemical treatments affected with other dietary amino acids.
immunomodulation of whey proteins. High correlation was
found between spleen FPC and liver GSH.
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ALTERED GENE EXPRESSION IN ADULT BRAIN OF
P92-02 SERINE DEFICIENCY MODEL MOUSE
GLUTAMINE IN VITRO SUPPLEMENTATION Wada, Akira4 ; Akira Wada1,2, Jung Hoon Yang1,2, Kosuke
DECREASES GLUCOSE UTILIZATION BY THE Tashiro2, Satoru Kuhara1,2, Yoshio Hirabayashi, Shigeki
GLYCOLYTIC PATHWAY IN LPS-ACTIVATED Furuya1,2,
PERITONEAL MACROPHAGES 1
Bio-Architecture Center, Graduate School of Kyushu
Rogero, Marcelo M.1; Borges, Maria C.1; Fock, Ricardo A.2; University, Fukuoka, Japan; 2Bioresource and
Ramos, Aline D.2; Pires, Ivanir S.2; Vinolo, Marco A.; Curi, Bioenvironmental Sciences, Kyushu University, Fukuoka,
Rui; Borelli, Primavera2; Tirapegui, Julio4 Japan; RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Wako, Saitama, Japan;
1
School of Public Health, University of Sao Paulo, Sao 4
Bio-Architecture Center, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JPN
Paulo, Sao Paulo, BRA; 2Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, BRA; '3KRVSKRJO\FHUDWH GHK\GURJHQDVH 3KJGK  LV DQ HQ]\PH

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Paulo, Sao paulo, BRA; 4University of São Paulo, São Paulo, phosphorylated pathway. Mutations in the human PHGDH gene
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neurological symptoms such as congenital microcephaly and
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Phgdh knockout (KO) mice to reveal the essentiality of Phgdh-
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precluding investigations of the pathobiology of diminished
capacity to synthesize L-serine via Phgdh-dependent pathway
in adult brain. To understand the brain pathogenesis of SDD P93-01
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diabetes-related markers such as plasma insulin and adiponectin
levels in type-2 diabetic model rats.
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(KRP) was used. Male Goto-Kakizaki (GK) rats (7-wk-old) DIRECT COMPARISON OF DISACCHARIDASE
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were determined with the plasma, urine, liver and kidney. Oku, Tsuneyuki1; Ogawa, Shigeharu2; Sadamori, Naoki1;
RESULTS: Fasting glucose level of KRP group was Nakamura, Sadako1
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Siebold University of Nagasaki, Nagasaki, JPN; 2Juzenkai
lowering-effect tended to be observed over 10 wk. After 10 wk, Hospital, Nagasaki, JPN
basal insulin level did not differ in both groups, but plasma
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that of C group. Furthermore, we show the other data. PDWHULDOV ZLWK EHQH¿FLDO KHDOWK HIIHFWV LV HYDOXDWHG E\ WKH
CONCLUSION: 7KHVHUHVXOWVVXJJHVWWKDW$(53LVRIEHQH¿W hydrolyzing activity of animal disaccharidase, it is not clear
to type-2 diabetes. whether the evaluation using the animal disaccharidase is
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activity in humans and rats was simultaneously measured
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Yan, Mingyan1 Mingyan Yan, Bafang Li, ;XH=KDRZhaohui that the disaccharidase activities were generally similar
Zhang between humans and rats. When the ratio of activity of
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The aim of this paper is to investigate the aggregation behavior lactase and trehalase which greatly vary in the species, was
of acid-soluble collagen from walleye pollock (Theragra generally similar between humans and rats. These results
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behavior of the collagen in Na-phosphate buffer of pH7.2. When Accordingly, it demonstrates that the evaluation of digestibility
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leveled off with further increases in collagen concentration. This
indicated that collagen could self-aggregate in Na-phosphate
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study revealed that the aggregation number of collagen was
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Waseda University, Wakamatsu-cho2-2, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, GLUCOSE HOMEOSTASIS IN RAINBOW TROUT
JPN (ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS) FED HIGH LEVELS OF
DIETARY CARBOHYDRATES: A POTENTIAL LINK
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known to be entrained not only by light-dark cycles but also by CAPACITIES?
daily restricted feeding schedules. Behavioral and cell culture Panserat, Stephane1; Skiba-Cassy, Sandrine1; Seiliez,
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be one of the factors for such feeding-induced entrainment. For Christiane1; Aguirre, Peyo1; Larroquet, Laurence1; Charvegnac,
application of the results of feeding-induced entrainment to G; Medale, Françoise1; Corraze, Genevieve1; Kaushik,
human life, the nutrient content and dietary variations should Sadavisam1; Moon, Thomas W.2
be considered. 1
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PRINCIPAL FINDING: In order to elucidate the composition Ontario, CAN; Merck Sante, Lyon, FRA
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EFFECT OF TRIUMFETTA CORDIFOLIA ON BLOOD
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P93-04 Fomekong, Gilles Inès D.; Ngondi, Judith L.; Momo, Claudia
CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE IN RELATION TO THE E.; Oben, Julius E.
MYOPIA : University of Yaounde I, Centre, CMR
Esmaeelzadeh, Farnaz; Ghavamsadri, Maryam; Khamin,
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association between carbohydrate intake and the prevalence of MATERIALS & METHODS: /HDIDQGVWHPEDUNH[WUDFWVRI
myopia. Triumfetta cordifolia were administrated at a concentration of
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any family history of myopia.
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DIETARY FIBER IS AN ESSENTIAL NUTRIENT
Gordon, Dennis T
PIC&PC, Cathlamet, USA P94-01
SPECIATION OF IODINE IN BOVINE MILK
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essentiality of DF has been recognized, are these essential Chatt, Amares; Isaac-Olive, Keila
properties manifested into DF health promoting properties. 'DOKRXVLH8QLYHUVLW\+DOLID[1RYD6FRWLD&$1
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ascribed to the DF hypothesis, individuals appear to need a Iodine is considered a micronutrient for human being s. Iodine
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of DF necessary to achieve the quintessential properties of DF, Africa and Asia. One of the main source s of iodine is milk.
which are: 1) its intestinal water holding-bulking capacity that There is an interest in the determination of total as well as
DLGV OD[DWLRQ /  DQG   SURYLGLQJ HQHUJ\ IRU WKH LQWHVWLQDO various species of iodine in milk. We have developed a pseudo-
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YDOXDEOHLQIRUPDWLRQFDQEHH[WUDSRODWHGIURPLQIDQWVFKLOGUHQ ppb levels of iodine in bovine milk. We have applied chemical
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enternal feeding, it is observed that: 1) intestinal atrophy occurs; isolate inorganic iodine species from the organic ones followed
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body’s immune capacity-system is compromised. gel column. We have applied ammonium sulfate precipitation
CONCLUSION: A minimum amount of DF is essential for to separate protein-bound iodine followed by the separation
normal intestinal function and health. of proteins to casein and whey. We have found homogenized
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CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE ON LABOR PROGRESS of both total and various species of iodine. We will present
Yavari, Parvaneh; Rahmani, Roghaieh; Khakbazan, Zohreh the details of various chemical separation methods and the
Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, IRN PC-EINAA-AC method for the determination of iodine and its
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RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Because of the importance
of nutrition during last stages of the pregnancy, the policy
of routinely withholding food during labor is now being P94-02
questionable. Prolonged fasting may result in ketosis and MICRONUTRIENTS STATUS OF ANEMIA AND NON
prolonged labor. The purpose of this study was to assess the ANEMIA OF UNDERFIVE CHILDREN IN BANTEN
impact of unrestricted oral carbohydrate on labor progress & PROVINCE, INDONESIA
pregnancy outcome. Rosmalina, Yuniar; Herman, Susilowati
MATERIALS & METHODS: In a block randomized The Centre for Research and Development in Nutrition and
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groups and received one of the following regimens: group A: RATIONAL AND OBJECTIVES: Micronutrients are
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Mode of delivery, Apgar score, fetal heart rate and incidence DUH FKLOGUHQ XQGHU ¿YH \HDUV 7KH DLP RI WKH VWXG\ WR DVVHVV
vomiting was recorded in all groups. PLFURQXWULHQWVWDWXVRIFKLOGUHQXQGHU¿YH\HDU¶VRIDQHPLDDQG
RESULTS & FINDINGS: The mean intake of total calories non anemia.
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between two groups from the aspect of the duration of active VHFWLRQDOLQ%DQWHQFKLOGUHQDJHPRQWK±PRQWKZHUH
labor, mode of delivery, frequency and volume of vomiting, met the criteria and participated in this survey. Data collection
fetal heart rate and Apgar score. The second stage labor was include anthropometric measurement and blood sample.
VLJQL¿FDQWO\VKRUWHULQWKHXQUHVWULFWHGJURXS S  Hemoglobin levels analyze using HemoCue, Serum retinol by
CONCLUSION: In this study, we found that simple oral HPLC and serum zinc by AAS.
carbohydrates like dates and orange juice can decrease the RESULTS: 7KH SURSRUWLRQ RI XQGHU ¿YH \HDUV ZKR VXIIHU
duration of second stage of labor. Unrestricted oral carbohydrates DQHPLD ZDV   VXIIHU ORZ VHUXP ]LQF DOVR TXLWH KLJK
in second stage of labor had no negative impact on the incidence DQGKDGVHUXPUHWLQROEHORZXJGO7KHPHDQ
of vomiting, and adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes. VHUXPUHWLQRORIQRQDQHPLDFKLOGUHQZDVVLJQL¿FDQWO\KLJKHU
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who suffered anemia and low serum zinc was quite higher

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THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT ZINC SALTS ON CELL SEVERE IODINE DEFICIENCY IN SCHOOL GIRLS
PROLIFERATION AND GENOMIC STABILITY IN FROM NORTHERN ETHIOPIA
WIL2NS CELL-LINES Mulugeta, Afework1; Gebre, Mehari2; Stoecker, Barbara J.;
Sharif, Razinah1; Butler, Ross2; Thomas, Philip1; Zalewski, Abdelkadir, Mahmud1; G.tsadik, Asfaw1; G.yesus, Araya1
Peter; Graham, Robin; Fenech, Michael1 1
Mekelle University, Mekelle, ETH; 2Tigray Health Bureau,
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rates and genomic stability events involving zinc in human 7LJUD\1RUWKHUQ(WKLRSLD$WRWDORIJLUOVDJHG\HDUV
lymphocytes. This study investigated the effects of zinc on cell were randomly drawn from nine complete primary schools.
proliferation and genomic stability in a WIL-2NS lymphoblastoid 7RWDOJRLWHUUDWH 7*5 PHDVXUHGE\SDOSDWLRQZDVZLWK
cell lines. Two different zinc salts were used, zinc carnosine and 7*5YDU\LQJIURPWRLQGLIIHUHQWVFKRROV2QO\RI
zinc sulfate at varying concentrations. WIL-2NS cells were KRXVHKROGVXVHGLRGL]HGVDOW0RUHWKDQKDOI  RIWKHJLUOV
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for 72 hours. Genomic stability was measured via cytokinesis- control measures to ensure adequately iodized salt and
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Binucleated cells were harvested and scored for DNA damage
biomarkers (micronuclei, nucleoplasmic bridges and nuclear
buds), viability status (apoptotic and necrotic) and mitotic P94-06
status (mononucleated, binucleated and multinucleated). Zinc EFFECTS OF LOW FOLATE ON CELL GROWTH AND
VXOIDWHDW—0VKRZHGDVLJQL¿FDQWLQFUHDVHLQQHFURWLFFHOOV GENOME STABILITY IN HT29 CELL LINES
FRPSDUHG WR ]LQF FDUQRVLQH S  7KHUH ZDV OLWWOH LPSDFW Arnida Hani Teh1,2, Peter Clifton1 and Michael Fenech1
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CSIRO Human Nutrition, Adelaide, South Australia,
were observed. In conclusion, zinc carnosine was found to be Australia; 2School of Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences,
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useful information for future human clinical trials.
Statistical data indicate that colon cancer incidence is increasing
worldwide. Previous evidences have shown that folate is
P94-04 suspected of having a role in determining colorectal cancer
IODINE STATUS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION OF risk It is hypothesized that restriction of folate will induce
WOMEN AND THEIR FIVE-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN IN '1$ GDPDJH DQG SUHYHQW H[FHVVLYH SUROLIHUDWLRQ RI FRORQ
SIDAMA, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA cancer cells. HT29 cell lines were cultured in three different
Bogale, Alemtsehay1; Stoecker, Barbara J.2; Abebe, Yewelsew1; ORZ IRODWH PHGLXP   DQG  Q0/  DQG 530, 
Abuye, Cherinet; Ketema, Kassu1; Hambidge, Michael4 medium as control. We found that cell growth and viability were
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Nutrition Research Institute, Addis Ababa, USA; 4University (MTT) and Crystal Violet colorimetric assay following 9 days
of Colorado Health Sciences, Aurora, CO, USA incubation. To measure genome stability, cells were harvested
after 7 days of culture and were scored for DNA damage
This cross-sectional study assessed iodine status and cognitive indicators (micronuclei (MN), nucleoplasmic bridges (NPBs),
function of 100 women and their children in rural southern and nuclear buds (NBUDs). However, low folate medium did
Ethiopia. Cognitive tests included Raven’s CPM and selected QRWFDXVHDQ\VLJQL¿FDQW'1$GDPDJHPHDVXUHGE\&\WRNLQHVLV
tests from the Kaufman ABC-II (KABC-II). Goiter rate was Block Micronucleus (CBMN) assay. Further investigations
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term memory, visual processing, and planning indices from VITAMIN B-12 STATUS IN A GENERAL ADULT
KABC-II. Both short-term memory and visual processing were POPULATION
correlated for mothers and children. Children’s goiter and UIE Thuesen, Betina1; Husemoen, Lise Lotte1; Ovesen, Lars2;
were related to short-term but not visual memory. Cognitive test Jørgensen, Torben1; Linneberg, Allan1
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Glostrup University Hospital, Glostrup, DNK; 2Slagelse
in normal-weight than under-weight children. High prevalence Hospital, Slagelse, DNK
of goiter and low UIE demonstrate long- and short-term iodine
GH¿FLHQF\  ,PSURYHG LRGLQH DQG SURWHLQHQHUJ\ VWDWXV KDYH RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Severe vitamin B-12
potential to improve children’s cognitive performance. GH¿FLHQF\ FDXVHV DQHPLD DQG LQ VRPH FDVHV QHXURSDWK\ ,Q
addition, low serum B-12 concentration (LSB12) has been
associated with several chronic diseases such as cardiovascular
diseases and dementia. When discussing folic acid food
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the neurological consequences. The aim of this study was to and ALT in rat plasma and TG, T-Chol, vitamin E analogs and
evaluate the B-12 status of Danish adults. P51$H[SUHVVLRQRILQÀDPPDWRU\F\WRNLQHVLQUDWOLYHU
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polymorphisms relating to metabolism of B-vitamins. 7KHUHIRUHZHVXJJHVWHGWKDWȖ7RFDQG7RFDUHHIIHFWLYHIRU
Information on lifestyle factors was obtained by questionnaires. improvement of fatty liver induced CCl4.
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population in this study and was more common among Chen, Jing; <DQJ;LDRJXDQJ
participants who had also low folate status. National Institute for Nutrion and food Safety,Chinese CDC,
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P94-08 OBJECTIVES: Vitamin D plays an important role in health.


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selected from the National Nutrition and Health Status Survey
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duodenum and decrease in intestine calcium absorption and INDUCED DIABETIC RATS: INVESTIGATION OF
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by HFD can lead to reduce calcium apparent absorption. streptozotocin (STZ) induced diabetic rats.
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P94-09 control, diabetic with vitamin A, E and C supplementation
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FATTY LIVER IN RATS dismutase activity was investigated in blood samples, liver and
Yachi, Rieko heart homogenate.
Kanagawa Institute of Technology, Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa RESULTS: In diabetic rats heart SOD (P<0.001) and heart and
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for the improvement of the liver damage, recently. However, it REVHUYHGLQGLDEHWLFUDWVZLWKȦIDWW\DFLGVVXSSOHPHQWDWLRQ
is unknown whether the other vitamin E analogs are effective. CONCLUSION: Supplementation of Vitamin A, E and C
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tocotrienols against rat fatty liver. in diabetic rats and they can be valuable candidates in the
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Iron, Vitamin A and Iodine along with the nature and type of HOEMOSTASIS OF CELLULAR ANTI-OXIDATIVE
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Anemia (Hb estimation), Iodine (UIE and Iodine content in salt)
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EFFECTS OF DIETARY ZINC SUPPLY DURING GAMMA-ORYZANOL AND ITS
PREGNANCY ON GLOBAL DNA METHYLATION HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC ACTIVITY - IN VITRO
Davison, Gemma; Mathers, John C.; Ford, Dianne; Valentine, STUDY
Ruth A. Chanda, Kittana1; Failla, Mark L.2; Adisakwattana, Sirichai;
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can affect offspring DNA-methylation patterns, leading to University, Columbus, OH, USA; Faculty of Allied Health
phenotypic consequences in adulthood. We hypothesized Sciences, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, THA
that zinc-restriction during pregnancy alters global DNA-
methylation patterns in offspring by reducing the ability of zinc- *DPPDRU\]DQRO Ȗ25 LVDXQLTXHSK\WRVWHUROVLQULFHEUDQDQG
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fetal livers. Global DNA methylation was measured by LUMA PHFKDQLVPRIȖ25RQK\SRFKROHVWHUROHPLFDFWLYLW\7KHHIIHFW
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is supposed to due to the inhibition of cholesterol biosynthesis, Rahman, Mohammad T.; Ishak, Ishahir; Suhaimi, Shazlan N.
instead of the inhibition of cholesterol micellarization. International Islamic University Malaysia, Kuantan, Pahang,
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IN VIVO METABOLISM OF NOBILETIN AND properties of this pulp claimed by folklore use could be partially
TANGERETIN IN RATS attributed to the presence of bioactive compounds. However,
Ohta, Chiho variability in nutrient and bioactive compounds has not been
Nakamura Gakuen University, Fukuoka, JPN reported.
The objective of this study was to give published information
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EFFECT OF JAPANESE DIET, CATECHIN, HIGH ANTIOXIDANT AND
CARBOHYDRATE AND DIETARY FIBER, ON ANTIACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITIES OF
BIOAVAILABILITY OF SOYBEAN ISOFLAVONE IN CHARD
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In epidemiological studies suggested that green tea, high antidiabetic in traditional medicine.
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of the Japanese dietary components, on equol production ZDWHUH[WUDFWRIFKDUGZDVHYDOXDWHGXVLQJGLIIHUHQWDQWLR[LGDQW
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plasma and urine, and bone mineral density (BMD) of femur DQWLR[LGDQWDQGDQWLDFHW\OFKROLQHVWHUDVHDQGSUROLQH
were assessed. References
RESULTS: Catechin reduced plasma equol revels and inhibited 1.Ozsoy, N., Can, A.,Yanardag, R., Akev, N., Food Chemistry,
the effect of daidzein on bone loss. HC diet did not affect   
equol production and BMD of the femur. RS stimulated equol 2.Ingkaninan, K., Temkitthawon, P., Chuenchon, K., Yuyaem,
production, thereby it advanced the inhibition of bone loss by T., Thongnoi, W., Journal
daidzein. (WKQRSKDUPDFRORJ\  
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Tsai, Chia-Wen; Chia-Wen Tsai 1, Yi-Ping Cheng2, Chong- Chung Shan Medical University, Taichung City, TWN
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DIETARY PATTERNS IN THE SCOTTISH DIET FROM 3XEOLFDWLRQV
THE EXPENDITURE AND FOOD SURVEY: THEIR This project was funded by the Food Standards Agency
RELATIONSHIP TO SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS, Scotland.
HOUSEHOLD INCOME, TOBACCO AND ALCOHOL
PURCHASES
Armstrong, Julie A.1; Barton, Karen L.2; Sherriff, Andrea; P96-03
Wrieden, Wendy L.4; Brogan, Yvonne L.1 MEAL-Q - A NEW WEB-BASED DIETARY
1
Glasgow Caledonian Univeristy, Glasgow, GBR; 2University ASSESSMENT METHOD FOR CHILDREN,
of Dundee, Dundee, GBR; University of Glasgow Dental TEENAGERS AND ADULTS
School, Glasgow, GBR; 4University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Balter, Katarina M.; Christensen, Sara; Möller, Elisabeth; Bonn,
GBR Stephanie; Siiteri, Tanja; Eriksson, Mikael; Spångeus, Per;
Bergström, Anna
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: To describe dietary Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, SWE
SDWWHUQVDPRQJ6FRWWLVKKRXVHKROGVDQGWRH[SORUHKRZWKHVH
patterns varied according to socio-economic status, household RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: To develop a new set of
income, alcohol and tobacco purchases. questionnaires to assess dietary intake in children from the age
METHODS: Food purchase data (household and eaten RI PRQWKV XS WR DGXOWV DJHG 7KH DLP LV WR XVH WKH QHZ
RXW  IURP  6FRWWLVK KRXVHKROGV ZDV WDNHQ IURP WKH 8. method in a future prospective Swedish cohort study of children
([SHQGLWXUH DQG )RRG 6XUYH\ ()6    'LHWDU\ and adults (LifeGene).
patterns were derived using Principal Component Analysis MATERIALS & METHODS: The questionnaires are web-
(PCA). The associations between the dietary patterns and socio- based and include features like hidden follow-up questions
economic status, household income and household purchases of and automatic checks for missing answers. The food items
alcohol and tobacco were assessed using general linear models. are presented for different meals, i.e. starting with commonly
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Four distinct dietary patterns eaten food items for breakfast, snacks in-between meals, and
ZHUH REVHUYHG LQ WKH 6FRWWLVK GLHW µWDNHDZD\HDWHQ RXW¶ thereafter, different lunch and dinner dishes. In addition, we
‘healthy with fruit and vegetables’, ‘cakes, pastries, buns, ask about drinks, dietary supplements, meal patterns and other
scones, cereals and bread’ and ‘traditional’ patterns. There was dietary behaviors.
HYLGHQFHRIDVLJQL¿FDQWUHODWLRQVKLSEHWZHHQVRFLRHFRQRPLF RESULT & FINDINGS: There are eight versions of the
status, lifestyle factors and dietary patterns. A lower level of questionnaire, adapted to different ages. The selection of food
GHSULYDWLRQKLJKHUKRXVHKROGLQFRPHVDQGQRVPRNLQJWREDFFR items and dishes included in the questionnaires are based on
purchases were associated with the ‘healthy’ dietary pattern. interviews and surveys in population-based samples. The
CONCLUSION: Dietary patterns in the Scottish diet have questionnaires are currently being validated, including doubly
been established from UK household EFS data and appear to be labeled water, biomarkers and 7-day weighted dietary records.
socially patterned. Their relationship to socio-economic status, CONCLUSIONS: 7RRXUNQRZOHGJHWKLVLVWKH¿UVWWLPHDVHW
household income and tobacco and alcohol purchases have been RIGLHWDU\TXHVWLRQQDLUHVKDYHEHHQGHYHORSHGWR¿WIRRGKDELWV
described. at different ages, including 9-month old babies, pre-school
This project was funded by the Food Standards Agency children, schoolchildren, teenagers and adults.
Scotland.

P96-04
P96-02 DIETARY INTAKE ASSESSMENT: DIFFERENT
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIETARY QUALITY, METHOD COMPARISON
AGE AND SOCIAL STATUS IN THE SCOTTISH Podgrajšek, Ksenija; 6LPþLþ0DUMDQ
POPULATION University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, SVN
Armstrong, Julie A.1; Sherriff, Andrea2; Wrieden, Wendy L.;
Brogan, Yvonne l.1 Assessment of dietary intake offers considerable challenge.
1
Glasgow Caledonian Univeristy, Glasgow, GBR; 2University Over the course of a week, an individual can consume hundreds
of Glasgow Dental School, Glasgow, GBR; University of RI IRRGV PDNLQJ LW GLI¿FXOW IRU UHVSRQGHQWV WR UHSRUW WKHLU
Aberdeen, Aberdeen, GBR intake accurately. Food record provides a perfect snapshot
of food consumed, but in practice there are considerable
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: To develop and use a problems with this method. On the other hand, food frequency
'LHWDU\ 4XDOLW\ ,QGH[ '4,  WR DVVHVV WKH GLHWDU\ TXDOLW\ RI questionnaire major advantage is that attempts to assess the
Scottish adults and children. H[SRVXUH RI LQWHUHVW LQ PDQ\ DSSOLFDWLRQV$ OLPLWDWLRQ LV WKDW
METHODS: 'DWD IURP WKH  6FRWWLVK +HDOWK 6XUYH\ close-ended form with a limited food list. The aim of this
6FRWWLVK([HFXWLYH ZDVXVHGWRGHULYHDGLHWDU\TXDOLW\ study was to establish the optimal cross-section dietary intake
LQGH[ IRU LQGLYLGXDOV Q  FKLOGUHQ Q  DGXOWV DVVHVVPHQW PHWKRG  WHHQDJHUV IURP /MXEOMDQD XQGHUZHQW
Q   EDVHG RQ FXUUHQW GLHWDU\ JXLGHOLQHV 7KH '4, VFRUH an anthropometric assessment, body composition evaluation by
ZDVH[SUHVVHGDVDSHUFHQWDJHRIWRWDOVFRUH/LQHDUUHJUHVVLRQ body composition analyzer, detailed dietetic survey with food
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demographic factors. assessed by SPSS program. The principal component analysis
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: 7KH'4,ZDVFRQVLVWHQWO\KLJKHU ZLWK PXOWLSOH TXHVWLRQQDLUHV H[SODLQHG KLJKHU SHUFHQWDJH RI
in the adult groups particularly the older adult groups compared variance for different nutritional parameters than with the same
WRWKHFKLOGUHQ7KH\HDUROGJURXSKDGWKHORZHVW'4,RI methods separately. In conclusion the combination of methods
DOOJURXSV7KHUHZDVDFRQVLVWHQWDQGVLJQL¿FDQWUHODWLRQVKLS with different questionnaires are potentially the most precise
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dietary guidelines is a useful way to assess the diet of population population level.
groups. Older people and adults have higher scores than children
and socio-economic status is an important factor in determining
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PILOT TESTING A SELF-ADMINISTERED DIETARY Calibrating data, with these characteristics can help to improve
ASSESSMENT WEBSITE WITH SCHOOL AGED intake estimates.
CHILDREN
Dr Yasmine Probst, Ms Sarah Cufer, Prof Linda Tapsell
Smart Foods Centre, University of Wollongong, Wollongong P96-08
NSW, AUS CRITICAL EVALUATION OF VALIDATION METHODS
USED IN A RURAL AREA IN SOUTH AFRICA
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The dietary assessment Lombard, Martani J.1; Burger, Hester M.2; Steyn, Nelia P.2;
website, DietAdvice, has been successfully used in adult Charlton, Karen E.
populations, but not with children. This study evaluated the 1
NICUS, Cape Town, ZAF; 2Medical Research Council, Cape
usability of the website by children. Town, ZAF; MRC, Cape Town, ZAF
MATERIALS & METHODS: 8VDELOLW\ H[DPLQHG E\
researcher observation of use, and post-use interviews. The RATIONALE: The ratio and portion size photograph (rapp)
children’s behaviors were observed, times of completion were dietary assessment tool was developed to obtain dietary
measured, and questions were asked on perceived ability to use information from rural populations. Different validation
computers, access to and frequency of computer use. Thematic methods were used to determine the most effective method for
DQDO\VLV RI WUDQVFULEHG GDWD IURP REVHUYDWLRQ  LQWHUYLHZ future use.
notes were completed. Chi-square analyses and independent METHODS: 6L[W\PHQDQGZRPHQSDUWLFLSDWHG0HDQGLHWDU\
samples t-tests compared responses and mean completion times intake of four 24-hour recalls was compared with the rapp tool.
respectively between age groups (primary school 9-12yrs; 8ULQDU\ ELRPDUNHUV ZHUH PHDVXUHG HQHUJ\ H[SHQGLWXUH ZDV
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of computer use. activity questionnaires (paq). These were compared with the
RESULTS & FINDINGS: 6HYHQWHHQFKLOGUHQ \UV ZHUH rapp tool.
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groups and time taken to complete website sections and need Spearman correlations between the two dietary assessment
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reported the website was easy to complete and understand, Correlations between the urinary biomarkers and the rapp tool
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pictures and spacing of instructions. CONCLUSION: recalls were the best validation method.
CONCLUSIONS: Children demonstrated ability to use the Measured ee from paq and urinary biomarkers failed. Selection
'LHW$GYLFHZHEVLWHKRZHYHUPRGL¿FDWLRQVPD\IXUWKHUDVVLVW of validation method is crucial when validating a dietary
completion. Validity and reliability of the website as a dietary assessment method.
assessment tool in this population is required.

P96-09
P96-06 A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF STATISTICAL
UNDER AND OVERREPORTING OF ENERGY IN A METHODS USED IN THE VALIDATION OF A
GROUP OF CANDIDATES FOR CABG SURGERY AND DIETARY ASSESSMENT TOOL
ITS ASSOCIATION WITH SOME ANTHROPOMETRIC Lombard, Martani J.1; Burger, Hester M.2; Steyn, Nelia P.;
AND SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS, TEHRAN, Charlton, Karen E.2
IRAN 1
University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, ZAF; 205&
Amirkalali, Bahareh1; 1DMD¿0HKGL2; Ataie-jafari, Asal1; ZAF; MRS, Cape Town, ZAF
Hosseini, Saeed1; Heshmat, Ramin1
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The Endocrinology and Metabolism Research Centre (EMRC) RATIONALE: The Ratio and Portion size Photographic
of Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, IRN; (RAPP) tool was developed and validated to determine nutrient
2
Tehran Heart Center, Tehran, IRN intake of rural adults in South Africa.
METHODS: 6L[W\ PDOH DQG IHPDOH SDUWLFLSDWHG 7KH WRRO
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Numerous studies have was validated against four non-consecutive 24-hour recalls,
documented a high prevalence of misreporting energy intakes. including a week-end day, over three months.
7KLVSDSHUH[DPLQHVWKHSUHYDOHQFHRIXQGHUDQGRYHUUHSRUWLQJ RESULTS: Percentage differences indicated good agreement
of energy intake in a group of candidates for CABG surgery and for eleven nutrients. Spearman correlations were poor for
its association with BMI and some socio-demographic factors. IDW ULERÀDYLQ YLWDPLQ D YLWDPLQ E YLWDPLQ F DQG YLWDPLQ
MATERIALS & METHODS: Dietary assessment (using a H 7HUWLOH FODVVL¿FDWLRQV ZHUH SRRU IRU DOO QXWULHQWV H[FHSW
food frequency questionnaire) and demographic evaluation carbohydrates, folate, tihamine, vitamin d and magnesium.
of 449 CABG surgery candidates was performed. Weight and Kappa statistics were poor for protein, fat, vitamin a, vitamin
height was also measured. McCrory equation was used to b12, vitamin c, vitamin e and selenium. Bland-altman data
identify inaccurate records of energy intake. With this equation, LQGLFDWHGJRRGDJUHHPHQW DJUHHPHQW IRUDOOQXWULHQWV
UHSRUWLQJHQHUJ\LQWDNHOHVVWKDQDQGPRUHWKDQRI but showed the presence of reporting bias energy, protein,
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reporting respectively. CONCLUSION: Statistical methods used for validation
RESULTS & FINDINGS: Less than half of the participants SURYLGHFRQÀLFWLQJUHVXOWV7KLVVWUHVVHVWKHLPSRUWDQFHRIXVLQJ
reported energy intakes within the plausible limits. There were a variety of statistical methods to evaluate different aspects of
more over reporters than under reporters in this sample. The only a dietary assessment tool. Results should be interpreted based
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was seen in BMI groups. As BMI increased the number of under and demographics of the population) as well as the type of
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under reporters compared to over reporters.
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24-HR RECALL OFFERS OBJECTIVE ESTIMATE estimates of intakes of individuals in free-living populations.
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POPULATION – PUNE MATERNAL NUTRITION developing countries where illiteracy in women prevents the
STUDY use of food diaries or self-weighing methods.
Rao, Shobha1; Kanade, Asawari N.1; Joshi, Sadhana R.1;
Yajnik, Chittaranjan S.2
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Hospital Research Centre, Pune, Maharashtra, IND DETERMINATION OF BODY COMPOSITION IN
SYRIAN HAMSTERS BY NON-INVASIVE METHODS
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: Recall of foods consumed N.Harishankar1, N.Balakrishna2, K.Vijaya Radhakrishna2,
and their portion sizes constitute major sources of error in P.Udaykumar2 ; N.V.Giridharan1
estimating individual intake 1
National Centre for Laboratory Animal Sciences, Hyderabad,
METHODS: $ PRGL¿FDWLRQ RI SULRU GD\ YLVLW E\ ORFDO India; 2 National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad, IND
community worker (CW) to list the foods cooked at each meal
and record their average weights per serving was introduced Body composition reveals the nutritional status and general
in conventional 24-hr recall and was validated (n= 41 rural well being of an individual. In the past, body composition of
pregnant women) with reference method of weighed records. H[SHULPHQWDO DQLPDOV ZDV GHWHUPLQHG E\ FDUFDVV FKHPLFDO
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PRUH WKDQ  RI IRRGV FRQVXPHG 'DWD RQ DYHUDJH VHUYLQJ recent times alternative non-invasive measures like total
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the errors in estimating portion sizes. The estimates of DEVRUSWLRPHWU\ GH[D  KDYH HPHUJHG ZKLFK DOORZ UHSHDWHG
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comparable with those obtained from reference method for hamsters (mesocricetus auratus), which are normally used in
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DIETARY HABITS AND PERCEIVED HEALTH IN
COLLEGE STUDENTS
P97-01 J. Kang, M. Maekawa, A. Ashida, T. Tabuchi, S. Sagawa, A.
ASSESSMENT OF PERCENTAGE FAT MASS BY Yosikawa
FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY Dept. of Nutrition, Hyogo NCC College, JPN
IN ADOLESCENT GIRLS: IS THE USE OF STANDARD
ANTHROPOMETRIC CUTOFFS APPROPRIATE FOR OBJECTIVES: This study investigated the dietary habits,
SRI LANKA? physical activity, and perceived health in college students.
de Lanerolle-Dias, Maduka; de Silva, Angela; Lanerolle, METHODS: A cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted
Pulani; Arambepola, Carukshi; Atukorala, Sunethra with a convenience sample of 177 college students. The students
Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo, Colombo, LKA were divided into three groups (underweight, normal weight,
and overweight) using a BMI.
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OBJECTIVES: 7RGHWHUPLQHSHUFHQWDJHIDWPDVV )0 E\ underweight and overweight groups were eating instant foods
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) and compare more often than students in normal weight group.
with Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) and selected The students in overweight group were eating more fast foods
anthropometric measures among adolescent girls. than in underweight group who were more likely to eat sweet
METHODS: Weight, height, waist-circumference (WC) and foods. The students in overweight group perceived their body
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Zahedan university of Medical Sciences, Zahedan, Sistan &
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(FM) to body weight appears as a key indicator for major public
health issues but a general agreement for reliable assessments on BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVE: It is unknown which of the
large population is still needed. The objective was to investigate waist circumference or waist- to-hip ratio is a better predictor of
the potential interest of Bayesian networks to assess FFM and cardiovascular risk factors in different ages. The purpose of the
FM in a general adult population. current study was to test this and also the prevalence of some
A network of interconnected variates (gender, age, height, cardiovascular risk factors in different agesin overweight and
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composition studies. Model predictive interest could echo many DQGWULJO\FHULGHLQWKH\HDUROGJURXSDQGWRWULJO\FHULGH
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2009 (ENHR II) - ENHR II NUTRITION AND HEALTH for predicting some cardiovascular risk factors in younger and
DATA QUESTIONNAIRE middle ages; however, for the older ones WHR is better.
Nowak, Verena; Hasenegger, Verena; Freisling, Heinz;
Elmadfa, Ibrahim
University of Vienna, Vienna, AUT P97-07
RELATIONSHIP AMONG REGION OF DISTRIBUTING
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The European Nutrition and FATNESS AND DEGREE OF ECONOMY
Health Report 2009, funded by the European Commission, will Wan, Rou
provide a comprehensive documentation on the nutrition and Fudan University, Shanghai, CHN
health situation in Europe. Objective of the present study was
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European countries. fatness and the degree of the economy.
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partners. +HDOWKLQWR¿QGRXWWKHUHODWLRQVKLS
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consumption at individual level for different population groups. ERG\PDVVLQGH[OHVVWKDQ
Half of the partners have data on some biochemical markers CONCLUSION: The fatness of youths and the development of
of nutritional status. For different age groups, 20 partners have economy are not relative.
data on health- and lifestyle indicators such as breastfeeding,
anthropometry, physical activity, and smoking. Little data are
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have data on morbidity, mortality, and prevalence of non- IN ELITE ATHLETES COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT
communicable diseases. METHODS TO MEASURE BODY COMPOSITION
CONCLUSION: The information on available nutrition and Orlandi, Carmine1; Febbi, M1; Andreoli, Angela2; De Lorenzo,
health data will be used as a basis to decide upon the nutrition Antonino1
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report.
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The aim of the study
was t o estimate the differences in the assess of body fat
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technique, Bioelectrical impedance (BIA) and ultrasound) in
Olympian athletes.
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from anthropometric measurements, the equations of Jackson STATURE IN JAVANESE ELDERLY PEOPLE BASED
e Pollock, Durnin e Womersley, Lohaman e McArdle & Katch ON KNEE HEIGHT, ARM SPAN, AND SITTING
were used. Furthermore BIA and ultrasound were measured. HEIGHT
RESULTS & FINDINGS: :HLJKW  NJ “  KHLJKW  Hutasuhut, Fatmah
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among each pair of all four of the methods used showed a and the reliability is doubtful. Equations estimating height from
ODUJHYDULDELOLW\LQWKH)0YDOXHVREWDLQHGIURPWKHGLIIHUHQW other anthropometric measurement have been developed for
techniques. Caucasians i.e. Chumlea and Eleanor. However, these models
CONCLUSIONS: In this sample of Olympian athletes the cannot be applied for Indonesian elderly people due to in-
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method and caution should be shown when different techniques this study was to develop statistical model using knee height,
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P97-09 Semarang, and Wonogiri) participated in this cross sectional
ANALYSIS OF CORRELATIONS BETWEEN study. Standing height, weight, knee height, arm span, and
ANTROPOMETRICS AND BLOOD LIPID AND sitting height were measured. Standing height is an ideal
LIVER RELATED PARAMETERS AND THE RATE technique for estimating the stature of elderly people, but
OF RELATED DISEASE OF THE WHOLE MIDDLE in certain cases it cannot to be measured. It can be estimated
SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ULSAN CITY, KOREA IURPSUR[\LQGLFDWRUVRIVWDWXUHLHNQHHKHLJKWDUPVSDQDQG
Jung, Soon-im sitting height. Linear regression analysis was carried out to
University of Ulsan, Ulsan, KOR derive predictive equations for estimation of stature in elderly.
Chumlea and Eleanor equations have the higher difference
This study investigates correlations between blood lipid mean of prediction height than knee height and sitting height
parameter and antropometrics of the whole middle school when compared to standing height. Arm span showed the
students in Ulsan city, Korea. VWURQJHVWFRUUHODWLRQZLWKVWDQGLQJKHLJKWRQPDOH U  
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of related disease were researched. Mean value, T-Tests, and height, weight, arm span, and sitting height both on elderly male
correlations were used to analyze results. and female, but not on knee height (p < 0.01).In conclusions,
Averaged results of middle school student’s anthropometry and arm span is more representative to predict height on healthy
blood parameters, including height and weight of males and Javanese elderly people than knee height and sitting height. The
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PDOH   FP IHPDOH   FP  WRWDO WULJO\FHULGH PDOH  and Eleanor from Caucasians ethnic) may be less accurate when
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female : 24.4 IU). The rates of blood lipid parameter related VALIDITY OF SIMPLE MEASURES OF
disease were followed : Adolescent hyper-triglyceride rate(at GENERALIZED AND CENTRAL OBESITY IN YOUNG
DQG RYHU PJG/  ZDV   PDOH    IHPDOH  NORTH INDIAN WOMEN: WHICH ONE TO USE?
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antropometrics, BMI and waist circumference were found. In ERG\IDWSHUFHQW %) DQGVLPSOHPHDVXUHVRIFHQWUDOREHVLW\
UHVXOWWKHUDWHVRIK\SHUWULJO\FHULGHZHUHRYHUDQGEORRG i.e. waist circumference (WC, cm), waist-hip ratio (WHR) and
lipid related disease rate of female students were higher than ZDLVWWRKHLJKW UDWLR :&KW UDWLR  DJDLQVW %) DQG %0, DV
male and adversely, liver related disease rates of male were criteria in young healthy north Indian women.
higher than female. Antropometrics, blood lipid parameters and MATERIALS AND METHODS: %)IDWPDVV )0 DQGIDW
OLYHU UHODWHG EORRG SDUDPHWHUV ZHUH FRHI¿FLHQWO\ FRUUHODWHG free mass (FFM) were measured using leg-to-leg bioelectrical
Early onset of adolescent’s blood lipid related disease was impedance. Height, hip and waist circumferences, triceps
found. So nutrition education of middle school students is skinfold measurement was taken using standard methods.
needed. RESULTS AND FINDINGS: )0, %0, :& DQG :&KW
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with BMI as criterion. Considering only the indices of central
obesity, WC was the most predictive in identifying women with
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central obesity better than WHR. validity to assess micronutrient intake adequacy.

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MONITORING OF NUTRITION AND HEALTH IN
LITHUANIA
P98-01 Petkeviciene, Janina; Klumbiene, Jurate
NUTRITIONAL STATUS ASSESSMENT IN ELDERLY Kaunas University of Medicine, Kaunas, LTU
SUBJECTS RECEIVING LONG-TERM CARE
FACILITIES IN TAIWAN RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: In Lithuania, numerous
Yu-Chen Hsu1, Shan-pan Tai1, Lih-fang Fuh1, Ju-Yu Su1, Jin- studies have collected dietary information. The aim of the study
Jia Fan1, Pi-Sang Chen2, Mei-Fang Lin1 was to evaluate and systemize the nutrition and health indicators
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and Management, Chiayi, TWN years were collected. Personal communications with persons
leading the ongoing projects was employed for searching
OBJECTIVES: The aim of the study was the assessment of the unpublished data. Some indicators were recalculated following
nutritional status of the elderly living in the chosen long-term the recommendations of the ENHR II project.
care setting in Tainan city, Taiwan. RESULTS: The majority of dietary surveys were carried out
METHODS: $WRWDOHOGHUO\SHUVRQV IHPDOH in adult population. Nutrient content of diet, data on height
PDOH \HDUVROGDQGROGHUZHUHLQFOXGHGLQWKHVWXG\WKHLU and weight as well as the trends of those indicators over the
nutritional status was assessed by mini nutritional assessment last decade are available at national level. High intake of fat
(MNA) and anthropometric measurements (height, weight,  HQHUJ\  HVSHFLDOO\ VDWXUDWHG  HQHUJ\  ORZ
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circumference (CC), waist-hip ratio (WHR)). diet. The lack of dietary data in children and adolescents was
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malnutrition, and malnourished, respectively. ESTIMATED BY RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
CONCLUSION: The results of the present study showed about AND INDIVIDUAL SERUM CAROTENOID
half of the long-term care facilities elderly were malnourished CONCENTRATIONS
or were at risk of malnutrition, and forty-nine percent of the Rerksuppaphol, Sanguansak
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NUTRIENT INTAKE ADEQUACY measurement, Raman spectroscopy (RS), the novel non-invasive
Roman, Blanca1; Ribas-Barba, Lourdes1; Ngo, Joy1; Martínez- technique for skin carotenoids detection has been introduced. A
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Canaria, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, ESP study aims to determine these correlations.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The cross-sectional study to
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review on the value of the methods used to assess dietary patterns ZDVSHUIRUPHGLQYROXQWHHUV7KHFRUUHODWLRQVEHWZHHQ56
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Department of Nutritional Sciences, Vienna, AUT FOR TREATMENT
Lanigan, Julie1; Rhoads, Margaret2; Smith, Colette; Lyall,
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women blood samples were analyzed. has improved survival. However, HAART is associated with
Data show evidence that the intake of folic acid, vitamin B1, metabolic complications and increased risk of cardiovascular
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needs during pregnancy to improve their health and nutritional %0,DQG&'(WKLFDODSSURYDOZDVREWDLQHG
status. RESULTS & FINDINGS: 449 children with a median of 4
years’ follow-up were included. All lipid measurements are
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but is associated with metabolic side effects (Tassiopulos, S LQFUHDVHLQ+'/&XSWR\HDUVODWHU+'/&
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of interventions for management of pediatric HIV associated RWKHU SRSXODWLRQV )DUOH\   /RQJLWXGLQDO PRQLWRULQJ RI
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search of MEDLINE and Embase was carried out for all lifestyle interventions are urgently required and should be
articles, reports and guidelines published between January 2000 VFLHQWL¿FDOO\HYDOXDWHG
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therapy and dyslipidemia paired with child descriptors.
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HIV related pediatric dyslipidemia were found. The American TRENDS IN THE PREVALENCE OF ABDOMINAL
Heart Association recommended treatment for familial ADIPOSITY IN CHINESE ADULTS, FROM 1993 TO
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Dietary and lifestyle intervention was recommended in children Nutrition and Food Hygiene, Chinese Center for Disease
with persistently elevated LDL-C. Pharmacologic intervention Control and Prevention, Beijing, CHN
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management of pediatric HIV associated dyslipidemia. Further obesity was also observed in both men and women. Prevalence
research is warranted before management guidelines can be of abdominal adiposity was higher in women compared with
produced.
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men, and the increasing in women was higher than in men. cope with food shortage, large number of households’ members
7KH SUHYDOHQFH RI DEGRPLQDO DGLSRVLW\ LQFUHDVHG  LQ skipped meal, taken less or alternate food. Overall protein, fruits
PHQDQGLQZRPHQ7KHGLIIHUHQFHRIDEGRPLQDOREHVLW\ and vegetable consumption was low in all areas.
SUHYDOHQFH EHWZHHQ PHQ DQG ZRPHQ LQFUHDVHG IURP  WR CONCLUSION: Malnutrition was more prevalent in food
7KHLQFUHDVHLQWKHSUHYDOHQFHRIDEGRPLQDODGLSRVLW\LQ insecure area although most rural households were vulnerable
Chinese adults has ominous public health implications. Primary to food quantity and quality. Wider social safety net programs
prevention of abdominal adiposity should be a major public are in need to improve nutritional status in chronically food
health priority in China. insecure areas.

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CHINESE “MUST” A NEW MULTIDISCIPLINARY MALNUTRITION LEVELS AMONG PRESCHOOL
APPROACH TO IMPROVE NUTRITION OF CHILDREN IN RURAL HOUSEHOLDS WITHIN
INFIRMARY PATIENTS BANANA GROWING AND CONSUMING REGIONS OF
Kuen, Lam1; Ho Yan, Terry, Ting2; KH, Or; Susan, Cheung1; GITEGA-BURUNDI AND BUTEMBO-DR CONGO
SL, Chan1; J, Chan1; LW, Chan1 Onyango, Beatrice E.
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Hospital Authority, HKG; Department of Medicine and
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ward trend in levels of childhood and maternal malnutrition,
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for Chinese Adult (C-MUST) has recently been validated in have remained stagnant and in some countries have actually
Hongkong. The study objective is to investigate the prevalence increased. This paper presents results of a cross-sectional survey
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METHODS: ,WLVD³6WHSV´PDOQXWULWLRQVFUHHQLQJWRROEDVHG zone-Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) with the objective
RQ WKH %0,  ZHLJKW ORVV LQ WKH SDVW  PRQWKV DQG DFXWH of establishing the nutrition status of preschool children
GLVHDVHVHIIHFW3DWLHQWVDUHFDWHJRUL]HGLQWRJURXSVDFFRUGLQJ from rural-banana dependent households. Three sites were
WRWKH¿QDOVFRUHV   ORZ PHGLXPDQG! KLJK purposively selected from each of the health zones, villages were
risk of malnutrition. A multidisciplinary team assessment and randomly selected from each of the sites and after household
intervention provide by doctors, nurses, speech therapist and listing, systematic random sampling used to come up with
dietitian will be initiated when the score is >1.  KRXVHKROGV   %XWHPER'5&  *LWHJD%XUXQGL 
RESULTS: $WRWDORIUHVLGHQWVDUHVFUHHQHG  DUH Anthropometric measurements, height, weight and age were
found to have malnutrition risk with C-MUST score >1. Among WDNHQDQG(3,XVHGWRFRPSXWHWKHQXWULWLRQLQGLFHV
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residents who have malnutrition risk compared with those who points. Stunting was the most prevalent form of malnutrition
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Residents with malnutrition risk also have high prevalence of that observed in the girls. The most malnourished group of
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peripheral vascular disease (P= 0.044) and motor neuron  RI WKHP ZHUH VWXQWHG DQG XQGHUZHLJKW UHVSHFWLYHO\
disease (P=0.001). But when it came to wasting the older preschool children were
CONCLUSION: A multidisciplinary approach using C-MUST more affected. The levels of stunting were relatively higher
to screen for risk of malnutrition in long-term care residents is LQ '5 &RQJR   FRPSDUHG WR %XUXQGL   ZKLOH
a pioneer in Hong Kong hospitals. The implementation of an underweight and wasting was more prevalent among preschool
evidence-based screening tool with comprehensive interventions FKLOGUHQ LQ %XUXQGL 7KHVH UHVXOWV FRQ¿UP WKDW PDOQXWULWLRQ
PD\KHOSWRLPSURYHWKHQXWULWLRQDOVWDWXVRILQ¿UPDU\SDWLHQWV and especially stunting is still a major public health problem
among rural households in both DR Congo and Burundi. It is
therefore recommended that more research is done to establish
P98-10 the root cause of high levels of stunting and the cause of gender
IMPACT OF PRICE HIKE ON NUTRITIONAL STATUS disparities in the malnutrition levels. It is also recommended
OF CHILDREN AND MOTHERS IN RURAL AND that Government, NGOs, and other stakeholders establish an
URBAN SLUMS OF BANGLADESH integrated participatory approach that will enhance access to
,VODP0G5D¿TXO basic needs by rural communities.
ICDDR,B: Knowledge for Global Lifesaving Solutions,
Dhaka, BGD
P98-12
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVE: To investigate the impact AN ORIGINAL METHODOLOGY FOR CRITICAL
of recent food price hike in Bangladesh on nutritional status of ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL NUTRITIONAL AND
children and mothers in 4 selected areas. DIETARY SITUATIONS
MATERIALS & METHODS: :+2  FOXVWHU VDPSOLQJ Ginder, Vanessa; Demaretz, Laëtitia; Sarrat, Charlotte;
PHWKRG ZDV HPSOR\HG WR VXUYH\ D WRWDO RI  KRXVHKROGV Gausserès, Nicolas; Paineau, Damien
from three rural areas (Two Cylone affected and 1 food insecure Danone, PALAISEAU, FRA
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RESULTS & FINDINGS: Moderate to severe wasting RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Nutritional status and
ZDV VLJQL¿FDQWO\ KLJKHU ZKLOH VWXQWLQJ DQG XQGHUZHLJKW dietary habits may vary widely according to countries, even
were lower among children in study areas compared to past within the same geographical area. Knowing local nutritional
national surveys. In food insecure Chilmari sub-district, both situation allows for developing food products with optimal
ZDVWLQJ DQG XQGHUZHLJKW DPRQJ FKLOGUHQ ZHUH VLJQL¿FDQWO\ QXWULHQWSUR¿OHV
higher compared to other study areas and national surveys. MATERIALS & METHODS: The NutriPack methodology
&KLOPDUL KDG D VLJQL¿FDQWO\ KLJKHU SURSRUWLRQ RI FKURQLF ZDV ¿UVW GHYHORSHG E\ 'DQRQH 5HVHDUFK LQ  WR DQDO\]H
HQHUJ\GH¿FLHQF\ %0, DPRQJPRWKHUV$ERXWRI Recommended Daily Allowances, nutritional status and public
the households in rural areas reported shortage of foods. To health policy at the country scale. It relies on both critical
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behaviors. FKLOGUHQGHFUHDVHGLQFRPSDUHGWR YV
RESULTS & FINDINGS: 7ZHQW\¿YH HPHUJLQJ DQG p<0.001) in intervention area.
developed countries were analyzed in the last 7 years, leading to CONCLUSION: Proportion of stunted and underweight of
DGHWDLOHGPDSSLQJRIQXWULWLRQDOGH¿FLHQFLHVDQGSXEOLFKHDOWK children didn’t reduce in 2007 but their wasting was reduced.
priorities in those countries. Analyses were carried out on the
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babies, toddlers or elderly people. The NutriPack results were P98-15
used to improve nutritional relevancy of food products through CHANGES OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF UNDER-2
IRUWL¿FDWLRQ FKRLFH RI RSWLPDO IRRG PDWUL[ RU GHYHORSPHQW CHILDREN BETWEEN 2004 WITH THEIR YOUNGER
of new food forms. It also led to concrete actions to support SIBLINGS IN 2007 BANGLADESH
ORFDO SXEOLF KHDOWK SURJUDPV HGXFDWLRQ FDPSDLJQV VFLHQWL¿F Ahmed, T.; Alam, N.; Begum, A.; Ibne-e-Khair, Md. F. H.;
studies...). NutriPack analyses are regularly updated. Khanam, M.; Khatun, W.; Roy, S.; Roy, S.K.
CONCLUSIONS: Preliminary assessment of local situations Clinical Science Division, ICDDR, B, BGN
towards nutrition and dietary habits is useful to develop food
products for optimal nutrition. RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The impact of nutrition
services in families has not been measured on siblings of
recipient children in the National Nutrition Project (NNP)
P98-13 services in Bangladesh. Nutritional status of younger siblings
A NEW DAIRY PRODUCT FOR KIDS BASED ON in 2007 was compared with that of under-2 children surveyed
RESULTS FROM THE FIRST NATIONAL DIETARY in 2004.
SURVEY IN BRAZILIAN CHILDREN MATERIALS & METHODS: The Baseline Survey of 2004
Rodrigues, Guilherme1; Fisberg, Mauro2; 0D[LPLQR3ULVFLOD; KDYLQJXQGHUFKLOGUHQIURPGLYLVLRQVFKLOGUHQ
Tasca, Ana1; Gausserès, Nicolas4; Paineau, Damien4 were randomly selected in 2007. Data were compared with
1
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8QLIHVS6mR3DXOR6S%UD1XWURFLrQFLD6mR3DXOR6S RESULTS & FINDINGS: RIWKHLQGH[FKLOGUHQLQ
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are required to assess nutritional status and to develop food S  6WXQWLQJ LQ LQGH[ ZDV  LQ WKH LQWHUYHQWLRQ DUHD
products for optimal nutrition. No such studies were available FRPSDUHGWRLQWKHVLEOLQJV S! :DVWLQJVLJQL¿FDQWO\
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national dietary survey in Brazilian children. YVS 
MATERIALS & METHODS: SUHVFKRROFKLOGUHQDJHG CONCLUSION : The siblings increased in underweight and
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weighted records at school. Anthropometric parameters were
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children, whereas intake of sodium was above the upper limit Viriyautsahakul, Napaphan; Nuamdee, Srirat; Larpsombatsiri,
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CONCLUSIONS: Preliminary assessment of nutritional control in Thailand has been started since 2000 to survey the
status using a science-based approach is useful to develop food prevalence, tendency, causes and severity of IDD including
products with higher nutritional relevancy. household coverage of iodized salt.
METHODS: By measuring urine iodine level in pregnant
women and checking their household salt samples by I-kit, the
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TIME TREND OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF Bangkok ).
UNDER-5 CHILDREN FROM 2004 TO 2007 IN RESULTS: Median urine iodine levels during 2000-2004
BANGLDESH DQG  DUH       DQG 
Roy, S.K.; Ahmed, T; Alam, N.; Khanam, M.; Begum, A.; —JO UHVSHFWLYHO\ %HIRUH \HDU  E\ :+2 JXLGHOLQH WKH
Ibne-e-Khair, Md. F. H.; Roy, S.; Khatun, W. SURSRUWLRQRISUHJQDQWZRPHQZLWKLRGLQH—JOVKRXOG
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the changes in the nutritional status of children aged less than 2 FRYHUDJHRITXDOL¿HGLRGL]HGVDOW •SSP LV
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p<0.07) in the intervention area and also severe underweight campaign for awareness raising in population should be done.
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from adipose tissue, and closely correlate with cluster of with greater access to the goods and services which interact
metabolic syndrome (MetS) risk factor. The aim of this with improved nutrition, to ensure a sustainable increase in
study is assessment of relationship between serum leptin and health levels.
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menopausal women.
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adiponectin, blood pressure and other related factors were Pacheco Santos, Leonor M.1; Gubert, Muriel2; Coutinho,
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POPULATIONS IN BRAZIL 2007. Representative samples of children from the semi-arid
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from different subgroups of underprivileged populations, who
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the largest conditional cash transfer program in the world, about health and social welfare services; nutrition assessment
reaching 11.2 million families monthly. In Brazil Health and ZDV GRQH ZLWK WKH :+2  DQWKURSRPHWULF VWDQGDUG 7KH
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regression analysis. valid whenever NIDs are conducted on a regular basis and
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P98-20 and the socio-demographic factors associated with stunting
DIETARY INTAKES AND ANTIOXIDANT STATUS among urban Nigerian school children.
IN PRE- AND POST-MENOPAUSAL MIND-BODY MATERIALS & METHODS: Children from seven schools
EXERCISING THAI WOMEN in Abeokuta, a state capital in South west Nigeria were selected
Palasuwan, Attakorn1; Margaritis, Irène2; Ariyapitipun, using the multi staged random sampling technique.
Tipayanate; Sugaroon, Suphan; Rousseau, Anne-Sophie1 RESULTS & FINDINGS: 2XW RI  FKLOGUHQ   
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Food Safety Agency, Maisons-Alfort, USA were attendance of public schools (p = 0.000), polygamous

Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, THA family setting (p = 0.001), low maternal education (p = 0.001)
and low social class (p = 0.000). Following logistic regression
RATIONALS AND OBJECTIVES: Nutritional adequacy and DQDO\VLVSRO\JDP\ 25 &, WRS  
moderate intensity physical activity are two aspects of a health- DQGORZPDWHUQDOHGXFDWLRQ 25 &, WR
promoting lifestyle. The question of whether regular practice of S  ZHUHWKHPDMRUFRQWULEXWRU\IDFWRUVWRVWXQWLQJ
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DQWLR[LGDQWVWDWXVDQGEDODQFHVWKHPHQRSDXVHUHODWHGLQFUHDVH among school children in Nigeria. Improvement of women
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this study.
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menopausal (PreM; PostM) Thai women completed 4-d food P98-23
and activity records. Each subject’s blood was sampled on EATING AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY BEHAVIOUR
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calcium and vitamin C respectively. Yoga practitioners had low EHKDYLRUDPRQJDIÀXHQWDGROHVFHQWVRI'HOKL
BMI, energy and fat intakes compared to other groups. Plasma METHODS: 'LHWDU\ DQG SK\VLFDO DFWLYLW\ EHKDYLRU RI 
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lower and higher in yoga and PostM groups respectively. No questionnaire and 24 hour recall methods. Height and weight
difference was shown after adjusting for BMI. In PostM group, of the subjects were measured for BMI assessment. After
+57 XVHUV KDYH KLJKHU HU\WKURF\WH JOXWDWKLRQH SHUR[LGDVH suitably coding the data means, frequency charts, mean percent
*3[  DFWLYLW\ 5HJDUGOHVV RI PHQRSDXVDO VWDWXV SODVPD adequacy intakes of various food groups and nutrients as well as
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compared with other groups. No effects were shown on plasma RESULTS: Skipping of meals, snacking, increased popularity
OLSLG SHUR[LGDWLRQ PDUNHU 7%$56  DQG WRWDO KRPRF\VWHLQH of fast foods and decreased physical activity were common
concentrations. behavior observed among adolescents. The percent adequacy
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both pre- and post-menopausal women. YHJHWDEOHV   DQG IUXLWV   ZDV DGHTXDWH IRU PLON DQG
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NUTRITIONAL STATUS AMONG RURAL PRIMARY SURWHLQ   LURQ   LQWDNH ZDV DGHTXDWH IRU FDOFLXP
SCHOOL CHILDREN IN HASHTROOD-TABRIZ-IRAN  YLWDPLQ$  $FFRUGLQJWR%0,DGROHVFHQWV
6HL¿0LQRRMohammad Purmokhaier, Zahra; 6HL¿0DVRXG ZHUHRYHUZHLJKWXQGHUZHLJKWDQGQRUPDO2QDQ
University of Medical Science, Tabriz-Iran, Tabriz, IRN average an adolescent spends 20-22 hours doing sedentary
activity and only an hour is spent on moderate activity which
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the present study was to further declines as age increases.
assess the nutritional status of rural primary school children in CONCLUSION: Inadequate eating behavior and inadequate
Hashtrood-Tabriz. physical activity among adolescent’s calls for need to develop
METHODS: This cross sectional study was carried out by an intervention programmed for promoting healthy eating,
UDQGRP V\VWHPDWLF VDPSOLQJ RQ  KHDOWK\ SULPDU\ VFKRRO active living and positive body image as part of their life.
FKLOGUHQ LQ +DVKWURRG >DJH $ <UV@DQG WKHQ KHLJKW + 
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RESULTS: The prevalence percentage of malnutrition TO NUTRITIONAL PATTERNS IN EUROPEAN
DFFRUGLQJWR:$+$:+LQGLFDWRUVZHUH POPULATIONS: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCES
respectively. AND NEW CHALLENGES
CONCLUSION: 7KLV ¿QGLQJ VKRZHG WKDW PDOQXWULWLRQ ZDV N. Slimani, G. Deharveng, DAT Southgate, C Biessy, V
a nutritional problem among rural primary school children in Chajès, on behalf of the EPIC network
Hashtrood, and suggested that nutritional education must be International Agency for research on Cancer (WHO), Lyon,
under taken for prevention of this problem. FRN

RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: There is an increasing


P98-22 contribution of highly processed foods to diet but comparable
SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC DETERMINANTS OF data on their quantitative and qualitative contributions to dietary
STUNTING AMONG NIGERIAN SCHOOL CHILDREN and nutrient patterns are still sparse.
Senbanjo, Idowu O.; Oshikoya, Kazeem A. MATERIAL AND METHOD: Single highly standardized
Lagos State Univeristy College Of Medicine, Lagos, NGA +'5 REWDLQHG IURP  VXEMHFWV IURP WKH (3,&
international study. Foods were recoded as non-, moderately and
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Stunting is a form of chronic highly industrially and commercially processed foods. Their
malnutrition and it affects the physical and mental output of its UHVSHFWLYHFRQWULEXWLRQ  WRWKHFHQWUHGLHWDU\PHDQLQWDNHV
survivors. The aim of this study is to determine the prevalence DQGSDWWHUQVRIVWDQGDUGL]HGQXWULHQWVZHUHFDOFXODWHG7KH
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use of biomarkers of (industrially) processed foods completes SURSRUWLRQ XQGHUQXWULWLRQ PDOQRXULVKHG  DW ULVN  LQFUHDVHG
this analysis. IURP  IRU  \ WR  IRU ! \ 7RWDO PRUWDOLW\
RESULTS: Only beta-carotene and vitamin C had a contribution UDWHVZHUH UHVSHFWLYHO\GXULQJDPRQWK
IURPKLJKO\SURFHVVHGIRRGVEHORZLQ1RUGLFDQGFHQWUDO follow up (P<0.001). MNA also effectively predicted falls,
FRXQWULHV XS WR  IRU WKH RWKHUV  ,Q 0HGLWHUUDQHDQ hospitalization, ADL (Activities of Daily Living) status and
countries their contribution was lower and consisted largely of GHSUHVVLRQLQ
staple (processed) foods (e.g. milk, vegetable oils, pasta, bread) CONCLUSION: At a population level, MNA predicts long-
while more highly processed foods (e.g. crisp bread, breakfast term follow-up total mortality of Taiwanese elderly or near
cereals, margarine) contributed in Nordic and central European elderly. MNA also predicts long-term fall, hospitalization
centers. High ecological correlation (0.72) between elaidic acid and ADL. MNA should have value in health promotion at the
DQGPDUJDULQHVFRQ¿UPWKLVJHRJUDSKLFDOJUDGLHQW population level.
CONCLUSION: Highly industrially processed foods dominate
diets in Nordic and central European countries, with greater
variations in Mediterranean countries. A better understanding P98-27
of these patterns is crucial for evaluating and interpreting diet- THE EUROPEAN NUTRITION AND HEALTH REPORT
disease associations. (ENHR) 2009: THE BELGIAN EXPERIENCE
Verstraeten, Roosmarijn; Remaut - De Winter, Anne-Marie;
Kolsteren, Patrick W.
P98-25 Ghent University, Ghent, BEL
ASSESSING THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF
NURSING-HOME VETERANS WITH POPULATION- RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The main objectives of
SPECIFIC MINI NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT (MNA) this study were: (i) to construct an evidence-base of Belgian
IN TAIWAN data on food and nutrient intake and health and (ii) to identify
Tsai, Alan C.1; Lai, Ming-Chen2; Chang, Tsui-Lan1 current challenges and gaps of these collected data. Both
1
Asia University, Taichung, TWN; 2Puli Veterans Hospital, REMHFWLYHVZHUHIUDPHGZLWKLQWKHFRQWH[WRIWKH(1+5
Nantou, Taiwan, TWN MATERIALS AND METHODS: Secondary data collection
was done by consulting reports, articles, professionals and
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Elderly veterans of Taiwan institutes in the three Belgian regions.
KDYH XQLTXH OLIH H[SHULHQFHV DQG QXWULWLRQDO SUREOHPV 7KLV RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Even though a wide array
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factors. representative. In the studies conducted on national level not all
MATERIALS & METHODS: 2QH KXQGUHG VL[W\ 9HWHUDQ requested data were available for each age category; particularly
Administration Hospital-managed nursing home residents data on children and adolescents were lacking. Moreover if
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DQG ELRPDUNHUV 7KH PRGL¿HG 01$ YHUVLRQ  7  DGRSWHG for more national representative studies for all age categories
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(T2) further replaced calf-circumference (CC) for BMI in the national level. Therefore a consensus on country level is needed
scale. prior to the one on European level, especially within the ENHR
RESULTS & FINDINGS: T1 and T2 rated similar proportions 2009 framework.
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malnourished and fewer at risk. Statistical analyses indicate P98-28
that T2 had better predicting ability; ADL and CC were the ASSESSMENT OF BODY COMPOSITION IN
major impacting factors; underweight and impaired ADL were CHILDREN BY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE AND
common among older veterans; but relatively few had severe SKINFOLD ANTHROPOMETRY
psychological stress. Vidueiros, Silvina M.1; Tarducci, Gabriel O.2; Morea,
CONCLUSION: The aging-associated nutritional problems Guillermo2; Bardach, Ariel2; Paganini, Amalia2; Dimarco,
are similar to that observed in non-veteran counterparts. Gabriela2; Aquino, Bernardo2; Calbe, Silvina2; Pallaro, Anabel
Increasing food intake and encouraging routine physical N.1
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School of Pharmacy and Biochemistry, University of Buenos
Aires, Buenos Aires, ARG; 2School of Medical Science,
P98-26 University of La Plata, La Plata, ARG
THE MINI NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT (MNA) CAN
PREDICT LONG-TERM MORTALITY AND HEALTH This study is part of an intervention program related to
STATUS OF ELDERLY TAIWANESE overweight and obesity in children. Skinfold anthropometry
Tsai, Alan C.; Yang, Shu-Fang (SKF) and Bioelectrical impedance (BIA) were used to know
Asia University, Taichung, Taiwan, TWN the initial body fat mass (BF).

RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Nutritional assessment is AIM: to determine the level of agreement for BF measurement
important for identifying individuals for timely intervention by BIA and SKF, using Bland and Altman method. Subjects
WR SUHYHQW VHULRXV QXWULWLRQDO SUREOHPV 7KLV VWXG\ H[DPLQHG and methods: BF was calculated using Deurenberg for SKF and
the long-term mortality and health status predicting ability of 7 different algorithms (Deurenberg A y B, Schaeffer, Rush y
MNA. 6FKRHOOHU$%\& IRU%,$LQFKLOGUHQRIERWKVH[DJHG
MATERIALS & METHODS: We statistically analyzed EHWZHHQ\HDUV
DQGGDWDVHWVRIWKH³6XUYH\RI+HDOWKDQG/LYLQJ RESULTS: %) 6.) “DQGDYHUDJH%) %,$ 
Status of the Elderly in Taiwan”, a population-representative  “  &RQFRUGDQFHDQDO\VLV UHYHDOHGWKDW WKH DYHUDJH
ORQJLWXGLQDO VWXG\ LQ • \ VXEMHFWV 1   0RUWDOLW\ DQG GLIIHUHQFH EHWZHHQ 6.)%,$ ZDV YDULDEOH  WR   
health indicators were analyzed according to nutritional status DQGWKHVWDQGDUGGHYLDWLRQWRRZLGH WR 7KHDOJRULWKP
graded with MNA in 1999. 'HXUHQEHUJ$ KDG WKH PLQRU DYHUDJH GLIIHUHQFH RI   “
RESULTS & FINDINGS: 7DLZDQHVHVSHFL¿F01$ JUDWHG 
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algorithms for BIA gave poor agreement with SKF, thus the students and in nutrition students, knowledge levels and fried
results suggest the need to develop validated equations for BIA IRRGLQWDNHZDVUHODWHGVLJQL¿FDQWO\ 3 ,WZDVREVHUYHG
using reference methodology as deuterium dilution method. VLJQL¿FDQW GLIIHUHQFHV EHWZHHQ DWWLWXGH DQG GDLU\ SURGXFWV
This study is going on at present. intake in nutrition student whereas there was no in other group.
6XSSRUWHGE\8%$&\7%DQG$5&$/5/$ CONCLUSION: Nutritional knowledge and attitude related
VLJQL¿FDQWO\ ZLWK VRPH KLJK IDW IRRGV LQWDNH IULHG DQG GDLU\
products) in nutrition and non-nutrition students.
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HOW DIETARY INTAKE METHODOLOGY IS PROFILE REVEALS SIGNIFICANTLY LOW n-3
ADAPTED FOR USE IN EUROPEAN IMMIGRANT LCPUFA CONTENTS IN VEGETARIANS AND VEGANS
POPULATION GROUPS – A REVIEW Kornsteiner, Margit; Elmadfa, Ibrahim
Ngo, E. Joy; Serra-Majem, Lluis University of Vienna, Vienna, AUT
Nutrition Research Foundation, Barcelona, ESP
OBJECTIVES: The quantity and quality of fat consumption
RATIONALE & OBJETIVES: The European Commission’s vary tremendously between different dietary-groups, and due to
(855(&$ 1HWZRUN RI ([FHOOHQFH DLPV WR HVWDEOLVK (XURSH the strong relationship with chronic diseases, it’s important to
wide consensus on evidence for micronutrient recommendations, DVVHVVIDWW\DFLGELRPDUNHUVZKLFKFORVHO\UHÀHFWWKHIDWLQWDNH
emphasizing nutritionally at-risk populations. A systematic of an individual.
literature search was conducted to identify currently used METHOD: To assess the essential fatty acid status in omnivores
methods and adaptations required for measuring dietary intake   YHJHWDULDQV   YHJDQV   DQG VHPLRPQLYRUHV  
in European immigrant groups. the fatty acid pattern in erythrocyte phospholipid-fractions were
MATERIALS & METHODS: A structured MEDLINE search, carried out with GC. Additionally, 24h recalls were collected to
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having the largest populations in Europe. phospholipid-fractions showed that the four dietary-groups did
RESULTS:  DUWLFOHV ZHUH VHOHFWHG $OWKRXJK (DVWHUQ QRWGLIIHUVLJQL¿FDQWO\LQWKHVXPRIVDWXUDWHGPRQRXQVDWXUDWHG
Europeans, Turks, Africans, Asians and Latin Americans and polyunsaturated fatty acid status. Vegans and vegetarians
were the most numerous, intake data was not available for all. KDGVLJQL¿FDQWO\ORZHUFRQWHQWVRI&Q&QDQG&
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and repeated 24-hour recalls were the most frequently applied DOWKRXJK WKH\ FRQVXPHG KLJK DPRXQWV  ±  JG  RI WKH
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portion sizes of traditional foods and dishes in assessment tools correlations between the intake and content of linoleic acid,
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efforts were observed to overcome cultural barriers to study more emphasis should be put on their diet quality.
participation.
CONCLUSION: Evaluating dietary intake requires special
attention to various methodological aspects (sampling, P99-04
recruiting, instruments used, method of administration, food VALIDITY OF DIETARY DATA FROM STREET
composition database, acculturation, etc) to adequately address CHILDREN IN SABAH, MALAYSIA
sociocultural factors inherent in immigrant populations. Mohamed, Noraini N.; Ooi, Yasmin B.
Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, MYS

P99-02 RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: Accurate information about


ASSOCIATION BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE the quality and quantity of diet of street children is important
AND HIGH FAT FOODS INTAKE IN NUTRITION in developing interventions to overcome their health problems.
AND NON NUTRITION STUDENTS, AHWAZ JONDI- The objective is to investigate the validity of dietary data
SHAPOUR UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, gathered from street children.
IRAN MATERIALS & METHODS: Randomly selected street
Seyede Tayebeh Rahideh1, Fatemeh Sadat Amiri2 children in Tawau town (n=24, 17 males & 7 females, aged
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Jondi-Shapour University of Medical Science, IRN; were estimated as standard ‘as bought’. BMR was calculated
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Department of Nutrition, School of Health, Iran University of XVLQJ VH[VSHFL¿F HTXDWLRQV 3RK HW DO   IRU 0DOD\VLDQ
Medical Sciences, IRN adolescents. Under-reporters of energy intake (EI) were
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foods intake in nutrition and non-nutrition students associated QRUPDO HOHYHQ   ZHUH XQGHUZHLJKW DQG VHYHQ  
with knowledge and attitude levels. ZHUHVWXQWHG :+2FKDUW ZLWKWKHLU(,QRWVLJQL¿FDQWO\
MATERIALS AND METHODS: In this cross-sectional study, GLIIHUHQW “ “ DQG “ NFDOG
nutritional knowledge, attitude and high fat foods intake was UHVSHFWLYHO\ (, ZDV “ RI WKH UHFRPPHQGHG OHYHO
HYDOXDWHG  QXWULWLRQ DQG  QRQQXWULWLRQ VWXGHQWV HQWHUHG $OOVXEMHFWVXQGHUUHSRUWHGWKHLU(, PHDQ(,%05 “ 
to study, randomly. High fat foods intake assessment included 7KHVH¿QGLQJVFRXOGQRWEHH[SODLQHGE\XQGHUHVWLPDWLRQRI
intake of dairy products, meats, oils, fried and fast foods. SRUWLRQVL]HV,WFRXOGSRVVLEO\H[SODLQSUHVHQWDWLRQRIVWXQWLQJ
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SURGXFWV  KLJK IDW PHDWV  IULHG IRRGV DQG  IDVW CONCLUSION: Cross sectional diet recall method is not
IRRGVZKHUHDVQRQQXWULWLRQVWXGHQWVFRQVXPHGKLJKIDW suitable for use in street children.
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intake between the groups (P: 0.007). In spite of non-nutrition
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P99-05 More emphasis needs to be placed on diets of children to avoid
RISK FACTORS FOR OSTEOPOROSIS AMONG chronic health conditions in the future.
WOMEN OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS AND WHO
ATTENDING HEALTH CENTERS IN TABRIZ, IRAN
Rafraf, Maryam P99-07
Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, IRN NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF WOMEN OF
REPRODUCTIVE AGE AND ITS RELATION TO
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Osteoporosis is a worldwide FOOD INSECURITY AND INFECTIONS IN RURAL
health concern. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was TANZANIA
to assess risk factors, and delineate the situation of healthy Temu, Alice G.1; Kinabo, Joyce2; Mamiro, Peter2; Prokop,
behaviors associated with osteoporosis among women of health Sylvana; Msuya, John2; Hoffmann, Ingrid; Krawinkel,
care providers and who attending health centers in Tabriz, Iran. Michael
MATERIALS & METHODS: Subjects included randomly 1
Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Giessen, DEU; 2Sokoine
 FKLOGEHDULQJ DJH ZRPHQ DQG  KHDOWKFDUH SURYLGHUV University of Agriculture, Morogoro, TZA; University of
By interviewing to each subject questionnaires about general Giessen, Giessen, DEU
characteristics, and food habits (food frequency questionnaire),
and physical activity were completed. Weight and height of Poor maternal nutrition is known to be one of the major causes
them were measured and BMI was calculated. of poor maternal health, especially in developing countries.
RESULTS: Results indicated that, mean of the frequency of Maternal mortality rate in Tanzania stagnated at a high level
milk, cheese, and fruits consumption’s in healthcare providers  IRUDERXWDGHFDGH7KHUDWLRRIDZRPDQ¶VULVNRI
ZHUH VLJQL¿FDQWO\ KLJKHU “ S  “ dying from treatable or preventable complications of pregnancy
S  DQG “S  UHVSHFWLYHO\  WKDQ WKDW and childbirth is 1 in 24. This study assessed the nutritional and
RI ZRPHQ DWWHQGLQJ KHDOWK FHQWHUV ““DQG KHDOWK VWDWXV RI  ZRPHQ DJHG  \HDUV LQ ,ULQJD 5XUDO
“UHVSHFWLYHO\ )UHTXHQF\RIGDUNYHJHWDEOHVDQGVRPH District, Tanzania to develop suitable guidelines to improve
foodstuffs consumption’s which have deteriorated effects on their health and livelihoods.
FDOFLXPVWDWXVVXFKDVVRIWGLQNVDQGSLFNOHVZHUHVLJQL¿FDQWO\ A randomized cross-sectional survey was conducted between
KLJKHU S LQZRPHQDWWHQGLQJKHDOWKFHQWHUVFRPSDULQJ )HEUXDU\DQG$SULO,QIRUPDWLRQRQVRFLDOGHPRJUDSKLF
to healthcare providers. Majority of subjects in both studied nutrition and health indicators were collected. The nutritional
groups had physical activity at low or moderate levels. Mean of status was assessed by BMI, retinol-binding protein and
BMI were in overweight range in two groups, however obesity hemoglobin concentration; health status by clinical signs,
was more prevalent in women attending health centers. symptoms and plasma levels of C-reactive protein and acid
CONCLUSION: As a conclusion, healthcare providers had glycoprotein.
better food habits in relationship to osteoporosis than that of 2IDOOZRPHQZHUHYLWDPLQ$GH¿FLHQWVHYHUH7KH
women attending health centers. Two groups of women were SUHYDOHQFH RI DQHPLD ZDV   VHYHUH &RH[LVWHQFH RI
not practicing appropriate lifestyle to decrease their risk of PLFURQXWULHQWGH¿FLHQFLHVDQGDVVRFLDWLRQVRIGH¿FLHQFLHVZLWK
osteoporosis such as inadequate physical activity. Obesity was food insecurity and infections were observed.
a healthy problem especially among women attending health 7KH ¿QGLQJV LQGLFDWH WKDW WKHUH LV D KLJK SUHYDOHQFH RI
centers.Establishment of educational workshops to healthcare malnutrition among women of reproductive age. This highlights
providers and obligate them to proper consultation with women urgent-need of improving maternal nutrition and health in
attending health centers is suggested as a suitable approach for Tanzania if we are to attain the millennium development goal.
preventive of osteoporosis in studied community.

P99-06 P99-08
MICRONUTRIENT INTAKES IN CHILDREN WITH INTERELATIONSHIP AMONG FAST FOOD,
CEREBRAL PALSY DIETARY HABITS AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF
Schoendorfer, Niikee C.1; Tinggi, Ujang2; Boyd, Roslyn1; ADOLESCENTS 13-18 YEARS LIVING IN JEDDAH
Vitetta, Luis1; Davies, Peter S.1 Ageeb, Maha B.1; Washi, Sidiga A.2
1
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Saudi German Hospital Group, Jeddah, SAU; 2United Arab
AUS; 24XHHQVODQG+HDOWK)RUHQVLFDQG6FLHQWL¿F6HUYLFHV Emirates University, AL-Ain, ARE
0DFJUHJRU4XHHQVODQG$86
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Dietary changes are fast
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Cerebral palsy (CP) is occurring in Saudi Arabia with western fast food replacing the
DVVRFLDWHGZLWKXQGHUQXWULWLRQDQGVXEVHTXHQWJURZWKGH¿FLWV fruit and vegetable component of the traditional Arabia diet.
Much research has focused on subjective energy intakes and The prevalence of over-weight and obesity increased among
EDODQFLQJ H[SHQGLWXUH ZLWK QR LQIRUPDWLRQ WR GDWH RQ DFWXDO children and adolescents in Jeddah. The main purpose of this
micronutrient intakes. study is to assess the interrelationship among the above using
MATERIALS & METHODS: As part of a larger study we are anthropometric, biochemical and clinical measurements and
collecting three-day food replica intakes of children with severe tests.
CP and control children. These composite samples are being MATERIALS & METHODS: The study was a prospective,
analysed for actual mineral, trace element and protein content. descriptive and cross-sectional one. Demographic,
RESULTS & FINDINGS: Preliminary analyses showed anthropometric, dietary, biochemical and clinical data was
LQVXI¿FLHQW LQWDNHV RI FRSSHU $,  DQG PDQJDQHVH  collected from adolescents at the Saudi German Hospitals
$,  DORQJ ZLWK FDOFLXP  5',  DQG SRWDVVLXP $,  *URXS±-HGGDKDQGUHFRUGHGLQDTXHVWLRQQDLUH
in both groups irrespective if they were enterally fed. One of RESULTS & FINDINGS: Positive statistical relationships
the enterally fed children was also consuming less than the were found between high carbohydrate intake, intake of snacks
UHFRPPHQGHG GDLO\ LQWDNH RI PDJQHVLXP   SKRVSKDWH DQG PRUH PHDOV SHU GD\ DQG LQFUHDVH LQ %0,  RI WKH
 DQGLRGLQH  DFFRUGLQJWRWKHLUGLHWDU\SUHVFULSWLRQ participants’ families were of low income Macronutrient intake
Remaining composite data will be collected, analysed and was more from carbohydrates and fat whereas micronutrient
discussed. intakes were lower than the (DRIs). The percentages of energy
CONCLUSION: Children with CP are documented to have GHULYHG IURP FDUERK\GUDWHV IDWV DQG SURWHLQV ZHUH 
issues with osteopenia and spontaneous fractures. Our data DQGUHVSHFWLYHO\ ,QWDNHVRIFDOFLXPSRWDVVLXP
VKRZV WKDW LQVXI¿FLHQW LQWDNHV RI FDOFLXP H[LVW LQ WKLV JURXS LURQ]LQFDQG¿EHUZHUHLQDGHTXDWH
despite being on enteral formulas and under dietetic supervision. CONCLUSION: Dietary knowledge; dietary intake; promoting
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healthier eating patterns and sedentary lifestyle changes are P99-11
needed. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OBESITY AND PARITY
AMONG WOMEN IN ISFAHAN, IRAN
Nasr Esfahani, Elahe; Karandish, Majid
P99-09 Ahwaz Jondi-Shapour University of Medical Sciences, Ahwaz,
ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE Khouzestan, IRN
ELDERLY PEOPLE IN LAKE VICTORIA BASIN OF
EAST AFRICA RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Since the prevalence
Maureen, Cheserek J.1; Judith, Waudo2; Tuitoek, Tuitoek J.1; of obesity is very high among women, searching possible
John, Msuya; Joyce, Kikafunda4 contributory factors is strongly recommended. Aim of this
1Egerton University, Nakuru, KEN; 2Kenyatta University, study was to determine the relationship between obesity and
1DLUREL.(16RNRLQH8QLYHUVLW\0RURJRUR7$1 parity among women in Isfahan, located at the central region
4Makerere University, Kampala, UGA of Iran.
MATERIALS & METHODS: A group of 121 women
Malnutrition among the elderly in the developing countries is DJH  WR  \HDUV  LQ ,VIDKDQ ZHUH UDQGRPO\ VHOHFWHG $
a public health concern. The study was to assess the nutritional questionnaire compiled for collecting required data about
status of elderly living around Lake Victoria. A cross- parity history. Current anthropometric measurements were
sectional study was carried out in Kisumu, Jinja and Mwanza. carried out according to World Health Organization’s standard
Anthropometric measurements were obtained from 227 men protocols. According to parity, participants were divided into
DQG  ZRPHQ DJHG  \HDUV 6HOHFWHG DQWKURSRPHWULF three categories as follows: 1) nulliparity, 2) one or two parities,
measurements were taken by trained personnel. Among the DQG PRUHWKDQWZRSDULWLHV&KLVTXDUHZDVXVHGWRWHVWWKH
kyphotic respondents, arm span was used to estimate height relationship between obesity and parity.
XVLQJ VH[VSHFL¿F UHJUHVVLRQ HTXDWLRQV GHULYHG IURP WKH QRQ RESULTS & FINDINGS: 0HDQ RI ERG\ PDVV LQGH[ ZDV
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muscle area were computed using standard equations. The WZR JURXSV S”  $ VWDWLVWLFDOO\ VLJQL¿FDQW UHODWLRQVKLS
results indicated that women had larger triceps skin folds and ZDVIRXQGEHWZHHQREHVLW\DQGSDULW\ S” 7KHKLJKHVW
mid upper arm circumference than men but men were taller risk of obesity was observed in the women with more than two
and heavier than women. Arm muscle area, which is important parities.
in relation to the ability to remain active and independent was CONCLUSION: Taking into account the parity as a risk factor
QRW VLJQL¿FDQWO\ GLIIHUHQW LQ DOO DJH JURXSV S    7KH for obesity providing suitable nutrition education to women is
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QXWULWLRQH[LVWLQ/DNH9LFWRULD%DVLQ ACTIVITY ASSESSMENT IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
FOR THE EUROPEAN NUTRITION AND HEALTH
REPORT 2009
P99-10 Putz, Peter; Elmadfa, Ibrahim
COMPARATIVE USE OF MUAC AND WEIGHT FOR University of Vienna, Vienna, AUT
HEIGHT PERCENT MEDIAN AS DETERMINANTS OF
NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN YOUNG CHILDREN IN RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVE: In the European Nutrition
THE TONJ SOUTH CMAM PROJECT and Health report (ENHR 2004), data from eight European
Ouma, Cyprian countries were considered. Data sets were not comparable
World Vision International, Mississauga, Ontario, KEN among each other. The EC funded project ENHR II aims to
merge the meanwhile available comparable data.
RATIONALE / OBJECTIVE:([WHQVLRQZRUNHUVFRPPXQLW\ MATERIALS AND METHODS: By now, four studies have
EDVHGYROXQWHHUVDQGEHQH¿FLDULHVKDYHUDLVHGFRQFHUQVDERXW generated comparative data about physical activity in the EU.
WKH FRPSOH[LW\ DQG LQVHQVLWLYLW\ RI XVLQJ ZHLJKWIRUKHLJKW Chronologically ordered these are: the European Food Study,
(WFH) in comparison to the mid-upper arm circumference WKH(83$66WKH(XUREDURPHWHUDQGWKH(XUREDURPHWHU
(MUAC) for determining the nutritional status of children in  )RU LQVWDQFH GDWD DERXW IUHTXHQF\ DQG GXUDWLRQ RI
South Sudan. A comparative study was conducted to compare moderate and vigorous physical activity of adults in each of
the sensitivity of two nutrition indicators. the 24 collaborating countries were collected as part of the
MATERIALS, METHODS: Between June 2007 and January VXUYHLOODQFHIRUWKH(XUREDURPHWHU
VHYHUHO\PDOQRXULVKHGFKLOGUHQJUHDWHUWKDQPRQWKV RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Highest amounts of physical
old were admitted using the criteria that combines both MUAC activity were reported in the Baltic countries and in the
DQG:)+7KHFKLOGUHQZLWKD08$&FPVDQGRUWKH Netherlands. Lowest values were reported in Spain, Sweden,
presence of edema were directly admitted into the Outpatient and Ireland. An overview about the activeness of European
Therapeutic Program, regardless of their WFH percentage countries will be provided.
of the median. The children with a MUAC >=11.0cm and CONCLUSION: Obviously, it is not possible to compare
FPDQGWKHDEVHQFHRIHGHPDXQGHUZHQWIXUWKHUVFUHHQLQJ ¿QGLQJV IURP VWXGLHV XVLQJ GLIIHUHQW PHWKRGV 7KHUHIRUH
using a WFH percentage of the median. The children whose reliable and validated methods (questionnaires, measurements)
:)+SHUFHQWDJHRIWKHPHGLDQZDVIRXQGWREHZHUHDOVR are recommended to be used in future studies.
admitted to the Outpatient Therapeutic Programme.
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: The combination of the two
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to edema.
CONCLUSION: MUAC is a more sensitive nutritional status
indicator than the WFH percentage of the median for the
children of Southern Sudan.
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P99-13 evaluation or assessment before program implementation, the
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES OF anthropometry component must be implemented under certain
NUTRITION AMONG MOTHERS OF CHILDREN conditions and constraints as well as coordinated and integrated
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS with the overall survey and its other components.
UNDER SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM AROUND The purpose of this presentation is to illustrate the essential
GOMBAK, KUALA LUMPUR AREA components of anthropometry training in a variety of settings;
Rajikan, Roslee B; case studies of national and regional surveys over the past four
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, MYS decades will be cited.

RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Mother’s nutritional


knowledge may have an effect on the nutritional aspect of P99-15
children with special needs because the food given to the NUTRITION BEHAVIOUR AND FOOD CHOICE
children is always prepared by the mother. This study was MOTIVES OF PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
conducted to assess the knowledge, attitudes and practices LIVING IN NUREMBERG, GERMANY WITH
of nutrition among mothers of children with special needs DIFFERENT SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND
in 2 primary schools under the special education program in RESULTS FROM THE STUDY “NUTRITIONAL AND
Gombak, Kuala Lumpur area. HEALTH BEHAVIOUR OF CHILDREN IN LOW-
MATERIAL AND METHOD: This cross sectional study INCOME FAMILIES”
LQYROYHG  PRWKHUV DJHG  \HDUV ROG $QWKURSRPHWULF Leonhäuser, Ingrid-Ute; Walter, Carina
measurements including weight, height, waist circumference Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Giessen, DEU
DQG ERG\ PDVV LQGH[ ZHUH FROOHFWHG WR HYDOXDWH WKHLU
nutritional status. A questionnaire consisted of assessment PURPOSE: In health-related studies children from families with
on sociodemographic aspect and knowledge, attitudes and low socioeconomic status (SES) are often underrepresented. The
practices of nutrition were administered to determine the study aims to analyze socioeconomic differences in nutrition
subjects’ nutritional knowledge status. behavior including food choice motives of fourth grade school
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: The anthropometric assessments children living in Nuremberg, Germany.
VKRZHGWKDWRIWKHVXEMHFWVZHUHFODVVL¿HGWREHHLWKHU METHODS: In this cross-sectional study children completed
RYHUZHLJKWRUREHVHDFFRUGLQJWRWKHLU%0,RIVXEMHFW a standardized questionnaire including a short food-frequency-
KDYH ZDLVW FLUFXPIHUHQFH PRUH WKDQ FP DQG  KDYH questionnaire followed by questions on their food choice
unhealthy high level of body fat. The mean score for general motives to asses their nutrition behavior. Families’ socio-
QXWULWLRQNQRZOHGJHZDVZKLOHWKHPHDQVFRUH demographic indicators were derived by telephone interviews
RIQXWULWLRQNQRZOHGJHIRUFKLOGUHQZLWKVSHFLDOQHHGVZDV with parents. For statistical analyses SPSS was used.
3HDUVRQFRHI¿FLHQWFRUUHODWLRQVKRZHGQRVLJQL¿FDQW RESULTS: Socioeconomic differences (low, middle, high)
correlation between BMI, waist circumference, levels of body H[LVW LQ FKLOGUHQ DJHG  “  \HDUV Q   FRQFHUQLQJ
fat and score of general nutrition knowledge. All subjects had their consumption of an inappropriate diet (p=0,01). However
positive attitudes towards food and nutrition. This study also VRFLRHFRQRPLFGLIIHUHQFHVGRQRWH[LVWIRUWKHPDLQIRRGFKRLFH
IRXQGWKDWRIVXEMHFWVRIWHQKDGPHDOVDWKRPH motives: Children of all SES-groups mainly choose the food
KDGEUHDNIDVWHYHU\GD\KDGVQDFNVDQGKDGWDNHQ they are offered it at home.
fast food at least once a week CONCLUSION: /RZ6(6IDPLOLHVQHHGPRUHH[WHUQDOVXSSRUW
CONCLUSION: This study showed that the mothers’ nutritional from local networks to help them implementing healthier food
knowledge was moderately satisfactory and they have positive choices leading to more appropriate nutrition behavior in their
nutrition attitudes and practices. However, anthropometric daily routines. All day schools could offer those chances for all
measurements indicates that majority of them are overweight families.
and obese and have high risk for chronic diseases.

P100: Nutrition Assessment of Hospitalized Patients III


P99-14
ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF ANTHROPOMETRY
TRAINING P100-01
Shorr, Irwin J. SYSTEMIC ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION CAN BE
The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public INFLUENCED BY THE CHANGED BODY MASS?
Health, Baltimore, Maryland, USA Bernardi, Julia Laura D.1; Portero-McLellan, Katia C.1;
Frenhani, Patricia B.1; Leandro-Merhi, Vania A.1; Panigassi,
The anthropometric measurements of height and weight of Giseli2
preschool-age children often are included in a variety of data 1
3RQWL¿FLD&DWKROLF8QLYHUVLW\&DPSLQDV6386$2Unicamp,
collection efforts since they are valuable tools for assessing Jaguariuna - São Paulo, BRA
health and nutritional status. Anthropometry has been used
in settings where either individuals are visited in their homes RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The objective was to
or convene in groups for growth monitoring, cross-sectional determine the anthropometric status of patients, which
household surveys, nutrition surveillance, screening and presented systemic arterial hypertension, associated with both
assessment in emergency situations such as refugee populations, cardiovascular and renal diseases.
hospitals and clinics. MATERIALS & METHODS: From February to April 2007 a
Although great emphasis has been placed on anthropometry cross-section survey was carried out with 74 inpatients from the
in these settings, the level of effort necessary to implement Brazilian University Hospital, which presented isolated arterial
an anthropometric training program, data collection and hypertension or associated with both cardiovascular and renal
DSSURSULDWHTXDOLW\FRQWUROLQWKH¿HOGRIWHQLVXQGHUHVWLPDWHG diseases. The assessment was performed using the variables
in terms of time, technical inputs and logistics. Areas of quality VH[DJH%RG\0DVV,QGH[ %0, DQG0LG$UP&LUFXPIHUHQFH
FRQWUROVXFKDVDQWKURSRPHWULFVWDQGDUGL]DWLRQWHVWLQJDQG¿HOG (MAC).
VXSHUYLVLRQDUHRIWHQFRPSURPLVHGDVZHOODVWUDLQLQJH[HUFLVHV RESULTS & FINDINGS:  RI WKH LQSDWLHQWV ZHUH
qualitative and quantitative checks on anthropometric data in IHPDOH PRUH WKDQ  \HDUV 7KH K\SHUWHQVLRQ ZDV DVVRFLDWHG
WKH¿HOG ZLWK FDUGLRYDVFXODU GLVHDVH LQ  7KH %0, VKRZHG
When anthropometry is a component of a national or regional RYHUZHLJKW LQ  RI PDOH DQG  RI IHPDOH OHVV WKDQ
household survey or smaller survey as part of program \HDUV(XWURSKLDZDVIRXQGLQRIPDOHDQG
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of elderly female. The MAC showed eutrophia for adults, both P100-04
PDOHDQGIHPDOHDQGDOVRDPXVFOHGH¿FLWIRUHOGHUO\PDOH CLINICAL AND DIETARY MANIFESTATIONS
CONCLUSION: The systemic arterial hypertension was OF CARDIOVASCULAR PATIENTS WITH
LQÀXHQFHGE\DQWKURSRPHWULFVWDWXVLQK\SHUWHQVLYHLQSDWLHQWV OSTEOPOROSIS
which showed overweight and obesity. Pogozheva, Alla V.; %DWXULQ$OH[DQGHU.
Institute of Nutrition, Moscow, RUS

P100-02 OBJECTIVES: To study dietary and clinical status in patients


DETERMINANTS INFLUENCING THE DEGREE with cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and low bone mineral
OF PATIENTS’ SATISFACTION WITH MEALS IN A density (BMD).
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL MATERIAL & METHODS:  SDWLHQWV ZLWK RYHUZHLJKW
Coloço, Renata B.1; Holanda, Livia B.1; Portero-McLellan, DQG&9' DJHG H[DPLQHG%0'GLHWDU\LQWDNHIRUWKH
Katia C.1; Panigassi, Giseli2 ODVWPRQWKFDOFLXPXULQHH[FUHWLRQ
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Jaguariuna - São Paulo, BRA QRUPDO%0' JURXS,, %RG\PDVVLQGH[LQSDWLHQWVIURPJURXS
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RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: A hospital environment or osteopenia and more serious clinical manifestations of CVD:
KDV D QHJDWLYH LQÀXHQFH RQ SDWLHQWV¶ PHDO DFFHSWDQFH 7KH combination with hypertension, hyperlipoproteinemia and
objective is to identify the degree of patients’ satisfaction with higher frequency of different complaints. Energy consumption
meals offered in a hospital and its relation with the length of IRU JURXS , ZDV  NFDO SURWHLQ ±  RI HQHUJ\ IDW ±
stay, gender, and age. FDUERK\GUDWHV±FDOFLXPLQWDNHZDVPJGD\
MATERIALS & METHODS: SDWLHQWVZHUHLQWHUYLHZHG SKRVSKRUXV±PJGD\)RUJURXS,,NFDO
DJHG  WR  \HDUV PLQLPXP OHQJWK RI VWD\ RI  GD\V   PJGD\  PJGD\ DFFRUGLQJO\ &DOFLXP XULQH
and receiving oral feeding. A quantitative and qualitative H[FUHWLRQIRUJURXS,ZDVKLJKHU PJGD\ WKDQIRUJURXS
questionnaire was used to evaluate four meals offered by the ,, PJGD\ 
KRVSLWDOIRFXVLQJRQWKHIROORZLQJ¿YHDWWULEXWHVDSSHDUDQFH CONCLUSIONS: Manifestations of osteoporosis or
WHPSHUDWXUHÀDYRUVHUYLQJVL]HDQGFRXUWHV\ osteopenia in patients with CVD and low BMD are associated
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composition, are determinants of the degree of satisfaction of ORTHOPAEDIC SURGICAL INTERVENTION
the meals offered in the hospital. Schoendorfer, Niikee C.1; Boyd, Roslyn1; Vitetta, Luis2;
Davies, Peter S.1
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Institute of Nutrition, Moscov, RUS Much research has focused on anthropometric data and energy
intakes with little information available on other parameters.
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patients with of obesity. LPPXQH IXQFWLRQ LQÀDPPDWLRQ ZRXQG KHDOLQJ DQG FDWFK XS
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cocktail, contains plant fats, covered with oat oil. We have and comparing with typically developing children (n=20). Data
estimate of clinical, anthropometric and bioimpedansometric LVEHLQJFROOHFWHGRQRFFDVLRQVDWZHHNLQWHUYDOV
data, subjective evaluation of hunger, using the anorectic scale RESULTS & FINDINGS: Preliminary data indicate
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Fat mass quote reduced and fat free mass quote increased in all CONCLUSION: Healing outcomes may be augmented via
patients. DOOHYLDWLQJ DQ\ GH¿FLHQFLHV SUHVXUJHU\ DQG VXSSRUWLQJ WKHVH
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CHILDREN WITH MILD CLINICAL CONDITIONS OXIDATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY CHANGES AFTER
Angelo Campanozzi 1, Massimo Russo 2, Alessandra Catucci CONSUMPTION OF SOYBEAN OIL, RICE BRAN OIL,
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, Irene Rutigliano 1, Gennaro Canestrino 1, Ida Giardino , PALM OIL, AND MIXED RICEBRAN/PALM OIL IN
Arturo Romondia 4, and Massimo Pettoello-Mantovani 1, HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIC WOMEN
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Foggia ITA; 2 Institute of Statistics, University of Foggia ITA; Graduate Programme of Nutrition, Institute of Nutrition,

Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Foggia Bangkok, THA
ITA; 4 Pediatric Unit, PublicCityHospital, OORR, Foggia, ITA;

World Health Policy Forum (WHPF), Giessen, GER The effects of a diet containing soybean oil (SBO), rice bran
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incidence and risk factors of hospital-acquired malnutrition in OLSRSURWHLQV VG/'/ LQK\SHUFKROHVWHUROHPLFZRPHQZHUH
children with mild illness (grade 1 clinical conditions) and its LQYHVWLJDWHG 'XULQJ WKH ZHHN FRQWURO SHULRG SDUWLFLSDQWV
timing of occurrence. The aim of this study was to recognize consumed a free-choice weight-maintaining diet comprising
any early stages of denutrition and possible risk factors leading FDUERK\GUDWH ( SURWHLQ ( DQGIDW ( ZL\K
to nutritional deterioration in children hospitalized due to mild   PJGD\ RI FKROHVWHURO 'XULQJ HDFK  ZHHN VWXG\
clinical conditions. period, participants consumed this same diet but with the
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months) with mild clinical conditions were studied. Weight and 7RWDOFKROHVWHURODQG/'/FKROHVWHUROOHYHOVZHUHVLJQL¿FDQWO\
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status of children affected by mild clinical conditions. Children
already malnourished on admission show to be at risk of further
nutritional deterioration during their hospital stay and in all P101-03
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at admission the nutritional status declined progressively. IN PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME
AND SERUM CONCENTRATIONS OF CRP, IL-6 and
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P101: Novel Lipids Foroughi, Maryam1; Hosseinzadeh, Mohammad Javad1;
Zahedi-Asl, Saleh2; Hoseinpanah, Farhad
1
Tehran University of Medical Science, Tehran, IRN;
P101-01 2
Endocrine Research Center, Tehran, IRN; Research Institute
ENZYMATIC PREPARATION OF DHA-CONTAINING for En, Tehran, IRN
PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE FROM PHOSPHOLIPILDS
OF YELLOW TAIL ROE OBJECTIVE: To investigate the relationship between serum
Hayashi, Masahiro; Nagano, Naoki concentrations of C-reactive protein (CRP), Visfatin, and
University Of Miyazaki, Miyazaki, JPN LQWHUOHXNLQ  ,/  ZLWK REHVLW\ DQG YLVFHUDO DGLSRVLW\ LQ
patients with metabolic syndrome (MetS).
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GRFRVDKH[DHQRLF DFLG '+$  LPSURYHG EUDLQ IXQFWLRQ IRU DQG  DJHPDWFKHG FRQWUROV ZHUH LQFOXGHG PHDQ DJH 
human. Both of them are commercialized as the functional “  \HDUV  0HWDEROLF V\QGURPH ZDV GH¿QHG E\ WKH FULWHULD
foods in Japan. However, PS that contains DHA is not available RI WKH LQWHUQDWLRQDO GLDEHWHV IHGHUDWLRQ $QWKURSRPHWULF
from edible source. In the present study, enzymatic preparation DQGELRFKHPLFDOSUR¿OHVLQFOXGLQJKLJKVHQVLWLYLW\&UHDFWLYH
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investigated. Data were compared between groups by using t-test. Pearson’s
7KH SKRVSKROLSLGV LQ \HOORZWDLO URH ZHUH H[WUDFWHG ZLWK correlation was used to evaluate the relationship between
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phospholipid in the roe was phosphatidylcholine (PC). The VWDWLVWLFDOO\VLJQL¿FDQW
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total fatty acid at sn-2) The phospholipids were converted into VLJQL¿FDQWO\ FRUUHODWHG ZLWK %0, ZDLVW FLUFXPIHUHQFH DQG
PS by phospholipase D (PLD, Actinomadula sp.). The PC of ZDLVWKLSUDWLR9LVIDWLQOHYHOZDVVLJQL¿FDQWO\ 3 ORZHU
yellowtail roe were more rapidly converted into PS compare to in metabolic syndrome patients compared with controls (log
that of soybean. As for the yield of PS from PC, the PC from YLVIDWLQ  “ QJPO YV  “  QJPO 0HW6 YV
yellowtail roe gave the lower yield than soybean PC. Moreover, control group respectively). There was no correlation between
the higher molar ratio of L-serine to PC gave the higher yield visfatin levels and any anthropometric parameters in patients
of the PS. Under the optimum condition, the conversion ratio with metabolic syndrome or control group.
of the DHA-containing PS from yellowtail PC was more than CONCLUSIONS: Serum visfatin was deacreased in
 patients with MetS. Therefore it seems that Visfatin cannot
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metabolic syndrome. But the positive associations of obesity
and visceral adiposity with elevated cytokine levels suggest the
importance of reducing obesity and visceral adiposity to prevent
the risk of coronary disease.
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DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID THROUGH ANTIOXIDATIVE ACTIVITY OF Harungana
CHILDHOOD: FUNCTIONAL ROLE, METABOLIC Madagascariensis BARK EXTRACT
ASSOCIATIONS AND THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS Nya Biapa, Prosper1; Ngogang, Jeanne Y.2; Oben1, Julius E.
Giovannini, Marcello; Verduci, Elvira; Paci, Sabrina; Cagnoli, 1
Yaounde, CMR; 2University of Yaounde I, CMR; Laboratory
Giacomo; Decarlis, Silvia; Salvatici, Elisabetta; Agostoni, of Nutrition and Nutritional Biochemistry, CMR
Carlo
University Of Milan, Milan, ITA OBJECTIVE: 7KH R[LGDWLYHVWUHVV LV D PDLQSUREOHPLQ RXU
society due to many health problems, to the economic and
BACKGROUND: 'RFRVDKH[DHQRLF DFLG '+$ &Q moral poverty. The objective of this study is to assess the
fatty acid) is a component of the nervous tissues that may have DQWLR[LGDQWDFWLYLW\RIK\GURHWKDQROLFEDUNH[WUDFWRI+DUXQJDQD
also metabolic effects. Its blood levels are mainly diet-related. madagascariensis.
METHODS: Description of published and unpublished trials METHODOLOGY: The male albino rats were used. Carbon
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metabolism. JNJ ZHUHDGPLQLVWHUHGRYHUDSHULRGRIGD\VIROORZHG
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12 months resulted in one week anticipation for sitting alone RIR[LGDWLYHDWWDFNVXFKDV&$762'0'$7KLROV&DUERQ\OV
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is associated with the most unfavorable conditions of childhood of thiols in animals receiving only CCl4 were noted. These
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multicentric EU project (Nutrimenthe). between these two enzymes (r = 0.72, p < 0.01).
CONCLUSIONS: DHA may have different functional, CONCLUSION: At the end of these results, we can say that
metabolic and therapeutic roles in childhood. WKHK\GURHWKDQROLFEDUNH[WUDFWRI+DUXQJDQDPDGDJDVFDULHQVLV
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Hosseinzadeh, Mohammad Javad1; Foroughy, Maryam1; EFFECTS OF CONJUGATED LINOLEIC ACID (CLA)
Zahedi-Asl, Saleh2; Hoseinpanah, Farhad ON BODY COMPOSITION AND BONE MINERAL
1
Tehran University of Medical Science, Tehran, IRN; DENSITY IN POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN
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Center, Tehran, IRN Tavakoli Darestani, Reza2
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and recent studies indicate that visfatin may have potential
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visfatin levels and metabolic syndrome (MetS) has not been CLA on body composition and bone mineral density are
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between serum visfatin levels and anthropometric and metabolic effects of CLA on body composition and bone mineral density
syndrome and parameters. LQSRVW±PHQRSDXVDOZRPHQ
MATERIALS AND METHODS: $WRWDORISDWLHQWVZLWK SUBJECTS AND METHODS: This was a randomized,
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measured. Also, serum Visfatin was measured using an enzyme trans-11: trans-10, cis-12) and control group had placebo (high
immunoassay (EIA) kit. Data were compared between groups ROHLF VDIÀRZHU  IRU  ZHHNV RQ D GDLO\ EDVLV 'XDO(QHUJ\
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lower in metabolic syndrome patients compared with controls changes in total fat mass, weight, waist circumference, bone
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between serum visfatin levels and any anthropometric or any CONCLUSION: $GDLO\JU&/$IRUZHHNVLQFUHDVHG
metabolic parameters in patients with metabolic syndrome or lean body mass in post-menopausal women.
control group.
CONCLUSIONS: The results of this study showed that
serum visfatin level was decreased in patients with MetS.
Therefore it seems that Visfatin cannot be considered as a new
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MAESIL (PRUNUS MUME) CONCENTRATES ON THE (AUC) was determined and as a percentage of AUC for rice
IMPROVEMENT OF DIABETES IN RATS only.
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Department of food and nutrition, Inha University, Incheon, EXWWHU ORZIDW PLON \RJKXUW GLG QRW VKRZ DQ\ VLJQL¿FDQW
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effects of maesil concentrates supplementation on improving DISCUSSION: Because of result, a certain level of protein and
diabetic symptoms. fat is considered to be needed to suppress blood glucose level to
MATERIALS & METHODS: Thirty two Sprague-Dawley a standardized oral glucose load.
male rats aging 7 weeks were divided into four groups(nondiabetic
- control diet, nondiabetic - maesil diet, diabetic - control diet,
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RESULTS & FEEDINGS: %ORRGJOXFRVH+E$FDQG*3 AND BANABA SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE
activity were lower in diabetic - maesil diet group compared to BIOMARKERS OF GLUCOSE HOMEOSTASIS AND
diabetic - control diet group. Compared to nondiabetic groups, INFLAMMATION IN PATIENTS WITH IMPAIRED
diabetic groups showed higher levels of serum triglyceride and GLUCOSE TOLERANCE OR MILD TYPE 2 DIABETES
total cholesterol, which were decreased by supplementation Yoon, Kun-Ho1; Kim, Hyun-Jung2; Kang, Mi-Ja1; Yim, Hyun-
of maesil concentrates. Liver total lipid and TBARS levels Woo1; Sung, Mi-Kyung2
were decreased by supplementation of maesil concentrates in 1
The Catholic University of Korea, Kangnam St. Mary’s
both nondiabetic and diabetic groups respectively. Liver SOD Hospital, Seoul, KOR; 2Sookmyung Women’s University,
DFWLYLWLHVZHUHQRWVLJQL¿FDQWO\GLIIHUHQWDPRQJJURXSV Seoul, KOR
CONCLUSIONS: It is supposed the supplementation of maesil
concentrates may improve symptoms of diabetic symptoms by 7KH HI¿FDF\ RI DQWLGLDEHWLF KHUEV ZDV DVVHVVHG 6XEMHFWV
reducing blood glucose indices, serum and liver lipid and lipid (n=94) with either impaired glucose tolerance or mild type
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of Oriental Medical Food and Nutrition, Semyung University, JOXFRVHFRQFHQWUDWLRQ2*77 J LQVXOLQUHVSRQVHKRZHYHU
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levels of ICAM-1 and VCAM-1 compared to the placebo group.
The aim of this study was to compare nutrient intakes in Korean These results indicate 24 wks of herb supplementation may
elderly T2D patients according to their glycemic control. LPSURYHSRVWSUDQGLDOLQVXOLQUHVSRQVHDQGUHGXFHLQÀDPPDWRU\
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blood glucose and albumin levels (P<0.01 for each) were found Trinidad, Trinidad P.; Mallillin, Aida C.; Sagum, Rosario S.;
in the PCG. The PCG depended on carbohydrate as a major Encabo, Rosario R.
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compared to the GCG. In conclusion, poor glycemic control
in T2D elders is associated with imbalanced diet including RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: 7KHJO\FHPLFLQGH[ *, LV
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to a food relative to a standard glucose solution and has been
proposed as a therapeutic principle for diabetes mellitus. The
P102-03 study aimed to determine the GI of some commonly consumed
EFFECT OF DAIRY PRODUCTS ON POSTPRANDIAL fruits in the Philippines.
CHANGE IN BLOOD GLUCOSE IN JAPANESE MATERIALS & METHODS: Nine commonly consumed
HEALTHY FEMALE STUDENTS fruits: watermelon, cantaloupe, jackfruit, Chinese pears, banana,
Sueda, Kaori1; Mori, Keiko2; Sakai, Eiko2; Sato, Yuzo2 mango ripe, papaya, apple, and pineapple were used as test foods
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Aichi Gakuin University, Nisshin, Aichi-prefecture, JPN; in the study. The fruits were fed to 10 non-diabetics containing
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design, the control (glucose solution) and test foods were fed
AIM: The effect of dairy products taken with rice on in random order on separate occasions after an overnight fast.
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as medium GI fruits. These fruits may be recommended for BGCW, Home Science, Puducherry, IND
diabetics when taken in moderation, and may be included in
their daily meals.
RATIONALE : A National Survey has shown that the
prevalence of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) in India is
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PRESSURE OF DIABEETIC 2002 . GDM is best managed by nutritional intervention. Hence,
Mazloom, Zohreh this study was ventured upon in Puducherry , India. This paper
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OBJECTIVES: 1.To assess the nutritional status and obstetric
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endothelium dysfunction. The purpose of the present study was gestational diabetics
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for eight weeks where control group received placebo for eight glucose, assessing urine ketones, monitoring modulation of
weeks. Blood pressure and 24 hours diet recall were measured weight and scrutinization of pregnancy outcome.
at the beginning of the study and every two weeks afterward. MAJOR FINDINGS: 1.The MNT was individualized based
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This study suggests that alpha-lipoic acid supplement can be DOOWKHVXEMHFWV7KHSUHVFULEHGGLHWFRQWULEXWHGRIFDORULHV
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a motive to originate euglycemic diets so that the MNT will not
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CONTROL AND LIPID PROFILES IN TYPE 2 had adequate favourable weight gain during pregnancy. 4.The
DIABETES PATIENTS IDVWLQJDQGSRVWSUDQGLDOEORRGJOXFRVHYDOXHVRIWKHVL[VHOHFWHG
Mousavi Shirazi Fard, Zahra1; Mazloum, Zohreh2; Shab-Bidar, sample, monitored on weekly basis until delivery, published
Sakineh normal glucose values.
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IRN; Tehran University of Medical Science, Tehran, IRN and ideal pre-pregnancy weight administered to the selected
gestational diabetics resulted in euglycemia which in turn
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Diabetic complications imparted positive pregnancy outcomes assessed with reference
have been related to hyperlipidemia and hyperglycemia. to blood glucose and weight of the mother and the child. The
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MATERIALS & METHODS: In a randomized clinical trial, and compliance to the diet therapy will improve the health
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with type 2 diabetes were randomly divided into treatment
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effect of vitamin E intake in type 2 diabetic patients.
BACKGROUND: General malnutrition, vitamin and mineral
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METHODS: We measured plasma concentrations of folate, interventions as well as evidence from the literature. Factors
vitamin B12, total homocysteine (tHcy) and methylmalonic found to be promoting and inhibiting weight loss were grouped
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diarrhea. RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Factors that promoted weight
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concentrations of the four biomarkers were as follows: Vitamin promotional factor, a number of current and potential strategies
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non-breastfed children. The folate concentration declined with weight changes observed in our trials.
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concentration, but not folate, was negatively associated with P103-04
plasma tHcy and MMA. THE EFFECT OF STINGING NETTLE (Urtica dioica)
CONCLUSIONS: Low cobalamin status is common in Nepali SEED OIL ON EXPERIMENTAL COLITIS IN RATS
children with acute diarrhea. Folate and B12 status differs Yarat, Aysen1; Genç, Zeynep1; Akbay, Tugba T.1; Sener,
markedly according to breastfeeding status in these children. Göksel1 ; Sehirli, A.Özer1; Cetinel,; $OWÕQWDV$\KDQ2; Demirci,
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HEMOGLOBIN STATUS IS THE BEST NUTRITIONAL
VARIABLE THAT PREDICTS ACHIEVEMENT Urtica dioica (UD) which is member of the Uticaceae family,
AMONG SCHOOLCHILDREN IN RURAL UGANDA is considered therapeutically interchangeable. This study
Acham, Hedwig; Kikafunda, Joyce K. investigates the effect of Urtica dioica (UD) seed oil, known as
Makerere University, Kampala, UGA stinging nettle, treatment on colon tissue and blood parameters
of trinitrobenzene sulphonic acid (TNBS)-induced colitis in rats.
BACKGROUND: A study was undertaken to assess the 5DWVZHUHJURXSHGLQWRDVFRQWURO Q  FROLWLV Q  DQG8'
micronutrient status of schoolchildren in rural Uganda and WUHDWHGFROLWLV Q  8'VHHGRLOFRQWDLQLQJXQVDWXUDWHG
related with their academic achievement. IDWW\DFLGVDQGVDWXUDWHGIDWW\DFLGVZDVJLYHQRUDOO\ 
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status and academic achievement among these children. ZDV FRQWLQXHG IRU  GD\V 7KUHH GD\V DIWHU WKH LQGXFWLRQ RI
DESIGN: A cross sectional design was used for the bigger colitis, all rats were decapitated. The distal colon was weighed
SDUW RI WKH VWXG\ IURP ZKLFK D VXE VDPSOH RI  FKLOGUHQ and the mucosal lesions were scored at both macroscopical at
was randomly sampled for micronutrient assessments (iron, microscopic levels. Tissue factor activity (TFa), glutathione
iodine and vitamin A). Data for this group was also collected on (GSH), Malonialdehyde (MDA), total sialic acid (SA) levels
anthropometry (height and weight), malaria status, demographic DQG P\HORSHUR[LGDVH 032  VXSHUR[LGH GLVPXWDVH 62' 
and socio-economic status, child personal characteristics and activity and collagen content were assessed in tissue samples.
educational achievement. In addition SDS polyacrylamid gel electrophoresis was carried
RESULTS: Holding all other factors constant, a hierarchical RXWRQWLVVXHVDPSOHV71)Į,/ȕDQG,/DQG/'+OHYHOV
multiple regressions with achievement revealed that, of all the were also assessed in blood samples. UD treatment ameliorated
nutritional variables, hemoglobin status was the best predictor WKH71%6LQGXFHGGLVWXUEDQFHVH[FHSW0'$
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household to a working radio.
CONCLUSION: Based on these results, iron supplementation P103-05
for schoolchildren is suggested. In view of the advantages of THE EFFECT OF BLACK CUMIN (Nigella sativa) SEED
iron, such a strategy would, coupled with of course improvement OIL ON EXPERIMENTAL COLITIS IN RATS
of socio-economic situation of the population, promote learning Yarat, Aysen; ,úÕN)HUGDAkbay, Tugba T.; Sener, Göksel;
which is a driving force for any development process. Sehirli, A.Özer; Cetinel, Sule
Marmara University, Istanbul, TUR

P103-03 The black cumin (Nigella sativa), the member of Ranunculacea


USING A DYNAMIC ENERGY BALANCE MODEL AS A family, is a plant widely used as a spice in our country. Its seed
GUIDE TO CONSTRUCT WEIGHT LOSS STRATEGIES RLOFRQWDLQVSURWHLQFDUERK\GUDWHDQGOLSLG
AND MONITOR PROGRESS IN RESEARCH AND In this study, the effect of black cumin (Nigella sativa) seed
CLINICAL PRACTICE oil on trinitrobenzene sulphonic acid induced colitis in rats was
Tan, Sze Yen; Batterham, Marijka; Tapsell, Linda investigated. In treatment group, the rats were treated with black
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of weight loss is to induce a negative energy balance. While later than the induction of colitis, all rats were decapitated. The
simple energy balance model is useful to depict the causes of distal colon was weighed and the mucosal lesions were scored
overweight, it is too simplistic for research and clinical practice. both at macroscopical and microscopic levels. Tissue factor
The aim of this paper is to propose a dynamic energy balance activity (TFa), glutathione (GSH), Malonialdehyde (MDA),
model that not only informs current and potential weight loss WRWDO VLDOLF DFLG 6$  OHYHOV DQG P\HORSHUR[LGDVH 032 
strategies, but also highlights the need to review treatment VXSHUR[LGH GLVPXWDVH 62'  DFWLYLW\ DQG FROODJHQ FRQWHQW
plans to address physiological adaptations during the weight were assessed in tissue samples. In addition SDS polyacrylamid
loss period. gel electrophoresis was carried out on tissue samples. Serum
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RATIONALE: Although hypoglycemia is a known


complication of hemodialysis, there is little information about P104: Infant and Young Child Nutrition III
its prevalence among patients on maintenance hemodialysis.
OBJECTIVES: To determine the prevalence of hypoglycemia
in patients on maintenance hemodialysis in Kenyatta National P104-01
Hospital (Nairobi, Kenya) and to identify potential nutrition DETERMINANTS OF INFANT FEEDING PRACTICES
related causes of hypoglycemia. IN INDIA: ANALYSES OF 2005 - 06 NATIONAL
SUBJECTS AND METHODS: A cross-sectional, descriptive FAMILY HEALTH SURVEY DATA
and observational study design was followed. Patients who Patel, Archana1; Badhoniya, Neetu1; Agho, Kingsley2; Dibley,
KDG EHHQ RQ FKURQLF PDLQWHQDQFH KHPRGLDO\VLV IRU  PRQWKV Michael J.
or longer were included in the study which was carried out 1
Indira Gandhi Government Medical College, Nagpur,
IURP0D\WKURXJKWR-XQH5DQGRPEORRGJOXFRVH Maharashtra, IND; 2The University of Western Sydney,
OHYHOVZHUHGHWHUPLQHGDWEDVHOLQHPLQXWHVPLQXWHVDQG Penrith, NSW, AUS; The University of Sydney, Sydney,
 PLQXWHV DQG DW KRXUO\ LQWHUYDOV WKHUHDIWHU XQWLO WKH HQG RI NSW, AUS
the dialysis session. The prevalence of hypoglycemia (a blood
JOXFRVHOHYHOOHVVWKDQPPRO/ ZDVWKHQGHWHUPLQHGIRUWKH RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVE: In India, poor feeding
duration of hemodialysis. The relationship between minimum practices in early childhood contribute to malnutrition, and
blood glucose levels and dietary intake, anthropometric infant and child mortality. We aimed to estimate IYCF indicators
status, primary diagnosis, co-morbid and socio-demographic and determinants of poor feeding practices.
factors, prescribed medication and dialysis related factors were MATERIALS AND METHODS: 7KHVDPSOHLQFOXGHG
determined. FKLOGUHQ DJHG  PRQWKV IURP WKH  ,QGLD 1DWLRQDO
RESULTS: $PRQJ WKH  KHPRGLDO\VLV SDWLHQWV ZKR )DPLO\ +HDOWK 6XUYH\  6HOHFWHG LQGLFDWRUV ZHUH H[DPLQHG
participated in the study, the prevalence of hypoglycemia was against a set of variables using multivariate analyses.
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already hypoglycemic on initiation of dialysis. Dietary intake ZLWKLQ RQH KRXU RI ELUWK  RI LQIDQWV  PRQWKV ZHUH
RI QLDFLQ U  S   ULERÀDYLQ U  S   DQG H[FOXVLYHO\ %)  ERWWOHIHG DQG  UHFHLYHG WLPHO\
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with blood glucose levels. The relationships between wealthier households, delivery in health facility and living in
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7KHUH ZDV QR VLJQL¿FDQW UHODWLRQVKLS EHWZHHQ EORRG JOXFRVH initiation of BF. Risk factors for bottle-feeding included infants
levels and the duration of hemodialysis (p=0.942), hours of born by caesarean section, mothers from wealthier households,
hemodialysis (p=0.27) and the dialysate solution used (p=0.12). who were working, more educated, from urban areas and with no
CONCLUSIONS: +\SRJO\FHPLD ZDV SUHVHQW LQ  RI SRVWQDWDO H[DPLQDWLRQV 7LPHO\ FRPSOHPHQWDU\ IHHGLQJ UDWHV
patients on maintenance hemodialysis. Potential nutritional increased with more ANC and if women watched television.
parameters which may have contributed to lower blood glucose CONCLUSION: Targeted community interventions should
levels in this study include a lower dietary intake of niacin, be planned for groups at risk of poor IYCF practices, and
ULERÀDYLQ DQG YLWDPLQ % /RZHU SURWHLQ LQWDNH DQG ORZHU ‘Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative’ needs revitalization and
BMI was marginally associated with low blood glucose levels. strengthening.

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NUTRITIONAL AND ANTHROPOMETRIC PROFILE IRON DEFICIENCE ANEMIA IS ASSOCIATED WITH
OF MILD NON-PROLIFERATIVE DIABETIC FOOD CONSUMPTION IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LIFE
RETINOPATHY PATIENTS IN NORTHERN INDIA Panigassi, Giseli1; Segall-Correa, Ana Maria2; Nejar, Fabiola
Kaur, Parmeet F.2; Camargo, Daniele Flaviane M.2; Pérez-Escamilla, Rafael;
All India Institute Of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, IND Gurgel, Camila K..2
1
Unicamp, Jaguariuna - São Paulo, BRA; 2Campinas
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Improper nutrition in mild University, Campinas - SP, BRA; University of Connecticut,
non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR) patients is a pre- Storrs - CT, USA
disposing factor in the development of proliferative diabetic
retinopathy (PDR) leading to blindness. In the present study RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: $VVHVVWKHLQÀXHQFHRIGLHW
ZHHYDOXDWHGWKHQXWULWLRQDODQGDQWKURSRPHWULFSUR¿OHRIPLOG on anemia in infants.
NPDR patients. MATERIALS & METHODS: Prospective cohort study
MATERIALS AND METHODS: 100 mild NPDR were FRQGXFWHG LQ %UD]LO$W ELUWK  FKLOGUHQ ZHUH VHOHFWHG DQG
randomly selected for assessment of dietary intake using 24- IROORZHG XS WR  \HDU 5HODWLYH ULVN DQG FRQ¿GHQFH LQWHUYDOV
KRXU UHFDOO PHWKRG %RG\ PDVV LQGH[ %0,  DQG ZDLVWKLS were used to estimate anemia risk.
UDWLR :+5  DQG ELRFKHPLFDO SUR¿OH LQFOXGHG IDVWLQJ DQG  RESULTS & FINDINGS: Orange consumption protected
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against anemia among breastfeeding children, and among baby was nursing.
infants that did not drink cow’s milk. Children consuming CONCLUSION: Maternal perception of OL is a valid indicator
LQGXVWULDOL]HG ÀRXUEDVHG IRRGV ZHUH PRUH OLNHO\ QRW WR EH of Lactogenesis II. This is a useful tool that can be employed
anemic. Low meat and liver consumptions were not associated to identify mothers at risk for delayed OL and target these to
with anemia. Cow’s milk or breast milk consumption were not receive lactation support.
associated with anemia, at one year of age, as well as with the
consumption of low nutrient density foods.
CONCLUSION: Orange consumption protected against P104-05
anemia but only infants who were breastfed or not consuming FATTY ACID COMPOSITION AND SUITABILITY OF
FRZ¶V PLON )RRGV SUHSDUHG ZLWK LURQHQULFKHG ÀRXU PD\ EH GOAT MILK FORMULA FOR INFANTS
protecting the child against anemia regardless of the type of Prosser, Colin G.1; Svetashev, Vassili2; Vyssotski, Mikhail2;
milk consumed. Lowry, Dianne J.1
1
Dairy Goat Co-operative (N.Z.) Ltd, Hamilton, NZL;
2
Industrial Research Limited, Lower Hutt, NZL
P104-03
CURRENT INFANT FEEDING PRACTICES IN UKEHE RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Most infant formula use
AND EDE-OBALLA RURAL COMMUNITIES IN vegetable oils to supply fatty acids. This reduces the proportion
NIGERIA of saturated fatty acids in the sn-2 position of triglycerides. This
Ngwu, Ifeoma M. VWXG\H[DPLQHGWKHQXWULWLRQDODWWULEXWHVRIJRDWLQIDQWIRUPXOD
University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu, NGA made by retaining milk fat and presents growth data on infants
fed the formula.
Infant feeding practices of hundred (100) mothers each in MATERIALS AND METHODS: Infant formula was made
Ukehe and Ede-Oballa communities in, Nigeria were assessed. by combining whole goat milk, lactose, vegetable oils, and
Focus group discussions, questionnaire and anthropometric micronutrients and then spray-dried. The protein, amino acid
measurements were used for data collection. The study revealed and fatty acid content were assessed by SDS-page, HPLC and
WKDW RYHU  RI PRWKHUV VWDUWHG EUHDVWIHHGLQJ ZLWKLQ  GC-MS respectively. The nucleotides from goat milk were
KRXUV RI GHOLYHU\ +RZHYHU H[FOXVLYH EUHDVWIHHGLQJ ZDV QRW measured by HPLC. Saturated fatty acids in the sn-2 position
popular in the area as none of the mothers interviewed practiced of triglycerides were measured using TMS-derivatives of
H[FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJDWDQ\SRLQW3DS FRUQJUXHO ZDVDYHU\ monoacyglycerides following separation by TLC. Growth data
important complementary food in the area and was introduced IURPLQIDQWVDUHSUHVHQWHG
E\ RYHU  RI WKH PRWKHUV HDUOLHU WKDQ WKH UHFRPPHQGHG  RESULTS: *RDWLQIDQWIRUPXODKDVPJPOQXFOHRWLGHV
months of age. Complementary foods were mostly based on similar to human milk. Goat milk proteins provided essential
locally available staples which were of plant origin with little DQG VHPLHVVHQWLDO DPLQR DFLGV  0L[LQJ JRDW PLON IDW ZLWK
RUQRIRUWL¿FDWLRQWRLPSURYHWKHQXWULHQWGHQVLW\RIWKHIRRGV vegetable oils provided fatty acids essential for infant nutrition
&RQVHTXHQWO\DQGRIWKHFKLOGUHQLQ8NHKHDQG(GH while increasing the proportion of saturated fats in the sn-2
2EDOODUHVSHFWLYHO\ZHUHZDVWHGDQGUHVSHFWLYHO\ SRVLWLRQIROGFRPSDUHGWRYHJHWDEOHRLOVRQO\
ZHUHXQGHUZHLJKWZKLOHDQGZHUHVWXQWHG7KHSHDN CONCLUSIONS: Goat infant formula has an amino acid and
DJH IRU FHVVDWLRQ RI EUHDVWIHHGLQJ UDQJHG EHWZHHQ  DQG  fatty acid composition suitable for infants and maintains infant
months in the two communities. Income level and inadequate growth rates similar to breast fed infants.
nutrition knowledge were major factors affecting the infant
feeding practices of mothers. Improved income and nutrition
education would encourage better practices and improve the P104-06
health of children in the area. BELIEFS OF REVERSE CAUSALITY OF EXCLUSIVE
BREASTFEEDING AND INFANT ILLNESS AMONG
ECUADORIAN COMMUNITY NUTRITION
P104-04 PROMOTERS
VALIDITY OF MATERNAL PERCEPTION OF ONSET Roche, Marion L; Sarzosa, Julieta
OF LACTATION AS A MARKER OF LACTOGENESIS :RUOG9LVLRQ(FXDGRU4XLWR(&8
II IN GHANAIAN WOMEN
Otoo, Gloria E.1; Marquis, Grace S.2; Lartey, Anna1; Chapman, RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: WHO recommends
Donna J.; Pérez-Escamilla, Rafael H[FOXVLYH EUHDVWIHHGLQJ IRU WKH ¿UVW VL[ PRQWKV IRU RSWLPDO
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University of Ghana, Legon, Accra, GHA; 2McGill infant nutrition and health. To support designing community-
8QLYHUVLW\4XHEHF&$1University of Connecticut, Storrs, based infant feeding interventions in Ecuador; knowledge,
CT, USA attitudes and beliefs of nutrition promoters with respect to
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RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: Promotion of optimal METHODS: Knowledge, attitudes and beliefs around
breastfeeding practices is a proven intervention for the reduction H[FOXVLYH EUHDVWIHHGLQJ DQG LQIDQW KHDOWK DPRQJ FRPPXQLW\
of childhood undernutrition. Early onset of lactation (OL) is nutrition promoters were assessed in 2 focus groups, each
QHFHVVDU\ IRU VXFFHVVIXO H[FOXVLYH EUHDVWIHHGLQJ 7KLV FDQ EH with ten community nutrition promoters from the Ecuadorian
accurately assessed by test weighing which is impractical for highlands. Key-informant interviews were conducted with 10
¿HOGVXUYH\V7KHREMHFWLYHRIWKLVVWXG\ZDVWRDVVHVVPDWHUQDO selected participants from focus groups. Content analysis of
perception of OL as a valid marker for lactogenesis II. WUDQVFULSWVLGHQWL¿HGNH\WKHPHVDQGEHOLHIV
MATERIALS & METHODS: Forty women were recruited FINDINGS: Participants’ knowledge was consistent with
within 24 hours following uncomplicated singleton delivery. OL H[FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJUHFRPPHQGDWLRQV3URPRWHUVEHOLHYHG
was assessed using both maternal perception and test weighing. HDUO\LQWURGXFWLRQRIOLTXLGVEHIRUHVL[PRQWKVDJHUHVXOWHGIURP
The mothers were categorized based on whether or not they infant illness or colic. In contrast, beliefs suggested introducing
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RESULTS & FINDINGS: Mothers who reported that OL CONCLUSION: Although Ecuadorian nutrition promoters
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VLJQL¿FDQWO\ KLJKHU DPRXQWV RI EUHDVW PLON SHU EUHDVWIHHGLQJ and risks of introducing food early, beliefs of reverse causality
HSLVRGH S   DQG DOVR UHSRUWHG VLJQL¿FDQWO\ PRUH with respect to early introduction of liquids and infant illness
symptoms associated with OL such as; full or heavy feeling in need to be addressed in capacity building.
the breast, milk leaking from the breast and tingling when the
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EFFECT OF FEEDING PRACTICES ON ENERGY AND COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTION BY REVISED
MICRONUTRIENTS INTAKE OF THAI INFANTS RECOMMENDATIONS IN INFANT NUTRITION –
Rojroongwasinkul, Nipa; Viriyapanich, Thara; Boonpraderm, PROSPECTIVE CROSS-NATIONAL COHORTS
Atitada; Wanijjakul, Chayanist; Jitnarin, Nattinee; Kosulwat, Thorsdottir, Inga; Asa V Thorisdottir & Gestur I Palsson
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RATIONALE: Inappropriate feeding practices are a major RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: A study on infant nutrition
cause of the onset of malnutrition in young children. Poor VKRZHGORZLURQVWDWXVLQPRQWKROGV5HYLVHG
nutrition can have an impact on their intellectual and social UHFRPPHQGDWLRQVRQLQIDQWQXWULWLRQDGYLVHQHZLURQIRUWL¿HG
development. follow-on milk and more emphasis on breastfeeding. The
OBJECTIVES: 7R H[DPLQH WKH HQHUJ\ DQG VHOHFWHG effects of the new recommendations were investigated.
PLFURQXWULHQWV LQWDNH RI LQIDQWV DJHG  ±  PRQWKV ZKR MATERIALS AND METHODS: Healthy term infants
received different feeding practices. (n=140) were followed from birth to 1 year of age. Dietary data
MATERIALS & METHODS: 'DWD IURP WKH ¿UVW 7KDLODQG ZHUHFROOHFWHGE\GLHWDU\KLVWRU\ PRQWKROGV DQGPRQWKO\
National Food Consumption Survey were used. Information on UHJLVWUDWLRQV PRQWKROGV $QWKURSRPHWULFPHDVXUHVZHUH
IRRGDQGQXWULHQWLQWDNHRILQIDQWVDJHGEHWZHHQPRQWKV regularly registered, and blood samples collected at 12 months.
was collected using 24-hour dietary recall. Results of the present and previous studies were compared.
RESULTS & FINDINGS: $PRQJDOODJHJURXSV  RESULTS & FINDINGS: The iron status of 12-month-olds
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milk or formula and complementary foods were lower than DQG  LURQGHSOHWHG LQIDQWV SUHYLRXVO\  DQG 
:+2UHFRPPHQGDWLRQ,QHDFKDJHJURXSHQHUJ\LQWDNH UHVSHFWLYHO\  7KH LQIDQWV VWXGLHG  FRPSDUHG ZLWK
from complementary foods was also lower than recommended WKRVH  JRW RQ DYHUDJH OHVV FRZ¶V PLON ZKLFK ZDV
energy value for both infants who received breast milk and UHSODFHGE\WKHLURQIRUWL¿HGIROORZRQPLONDQGEUHDVWIHHGLQJ
those who received formula milk. Inadequate zinc intake was *URZWK  ZDV VOLJKWO\ VORZHU IURP  PRQWKV
observed for all age groups. In addition, inadequate iron intake FRPSDUHGZLWKEXWJURZWKZDVDVHDUOLHUDVVRFLDWHG
ZDVDOVRGHPRQVWUDWHGLQLQIDQWVDJHGPRQWKV7ZRWKLUGRI with lower SF values.
key vitamins and trace elements was contributed from formula CONCLUSION: The diet in infancy changed in accordance
PLONIRUDOOLQIDQWVLQDJHJURXSV with the new recommendations. The improved iron status could
CONCLUSION: Effective policy program and campaign EH H[SODLQHG E\ FKDQJHG GLHW DQG QXWULHQW LQWDNH IROORZLQJ
should be established to ensure better understanding among new recommendations. The study showed strong impact of the
Thai mothers on the importance of proper complementary public health recommendations on infant nutrition.
feeding

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P104-08 BREASTFEEDING STATUS OF INFANTS
WORKING MOTHERS AND CHILD FOOD INTAKE: BORN TO URBAN MOTHERS FROM HIGHER
THE IMPORTANCE OF MATERNAL ENAGAGEMENT SOCIOECONOMIC STRATA
IN DETERMINING THE QUALITY AND Trilok-Kumar, Geeta
AVAILABILITY OF CHILD FOOD INTAKE AMONG Delhi University, New Delhi, IND
URBAN INDONESIAN HOUSEHOLDS
Airin Roshita 1,2, Megan Jennaway1, Lisa Schubert1 RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Breastfeeding is
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SEAMEO-TROPMED RCCN, University of Indonesia, study was conducted to assess breastfeeding patterns of women
Jakarta, IDN belonging to the upper socioeconomic strata and gain insights
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MATERIALS & METHODS: The study was carried out in
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Working mothers in WZRSKDVHV,Q3KDVH,¿IW\PRWKHULQIDQWSDLUVZHUHHQUROOHG
urban areas of Indonesia are frequently compelled to employ IURPSULYDWHKRVSLWDOVLQ'HOKLDQGIROORZHGXSPRQWKO\IRU
domestic paid caregivers (DPC) to take care of their children. weeks. In Phase II, focus group discussions with mothers were
This research compares the child care practices in families of carried out to gain insights into knowledge and reasons for non-
middle class working mothers in which children are cared for H[FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJ
E\ D '3& ZLWK WKRVH LQ ZKLFK FDUH LV SURYLGHG E\ H[WHQGHG RESULTS & FINDINGS: 0RVWLQIDQWV  ZHUHEUHDVWIHG
family members (EFM). ([FOXVLYH EUHDVWIHHGLQJ UDWHV DW ELUWK ZHHN    DQG 
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The research was qualitative ZHUHDQGUHVSHFWLYHO\([FOXVLYH
and designed as a case study involving ten families with children EUHDVWIHHGLQJ UDWHV ZHUH KLJKHU LQ ZRUNLQJ   DQG
of various nutritional statuses. In-depth interviews with mothers HGXFDWHG PRWKHUV  FRPSDUHG WR OHVV HGXFDWHG PRWKHUV
and caregivers and observations on childcare practices were   DQG KRXVHZLYHV   %LUWK RUGHU VH[ W\SH RI
employed using a grounded theory approach. The weights and IDPLO\GLGQRWDIIHFWEUHDVWIHHGLQJSDWWHUQVRIWKHLQIDQWV
heights of the children were measured. received colostrums.
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Mothers were generally less Lack of education and awareness, family traditions, and beliefs
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her food when the caregiver was a particularly trusted person, CONCLUSION:([FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJUDWHVDUHORZGXHWR
such as an EFM or a long-standing DPC. Variety in protein- ODFNRINQRZOHGJHRQWKHEHQH¿WVRIH[FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJ
dense food and vegetables was less in families using EFM as
caregivers, than in those using DPC.
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DIETARY PRACTICES AND CONSTIPATION IN for children lower than two years. At 12 months it was evaluated
CHILDREN the consumption of high energy density food, categorized into
Boscaini, Camile; Vitolo, Marcia high sugar density foods (HSD) and high lipid density foods
Federal University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre, Porto (HDL).
Alegre & Rio Grande do Sul, BRA RESULTS: The intervention was associated with lower
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a randomized trial. OLIHLPSURYHVIHHGLQJSUDFWLFHVDWPRQWKVRIDJH
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practices associated with the problem. The quantity of water Tawali2, Abd. Razak Thaha2,
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the prevalence of functional constipation at 4 years of age is is to give them sprincle which contains micronutrients. A
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this problem. of complementary feeding (CF) which contains adequate
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Porto Alegre-Rio Grande do Sul, BRA Data was collected through interviews and observation.
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WKH¿UVW\HDURIOLIHUHGXFHGRFFXUUHQFHRIGLDUUKHDE\LQ Kingsley4; Ashraf, Yusra P.; Dibley, Michael J.
infants. Moreover, father’s higher education was associated 1
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Population Council, Islamabad, PAK; Pakistan Institute of
Medical Sciences, Islamabad, PAK; 4University of Western
Sydney, PENRITH NSW, AUS; ARI Research Cell,
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A NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION REDUCES EARLY AUS
CONSUMPTION OF HIGH DENSITY ENERGY FOODS
IN CHILDREN AGED 12 TO 16 MONTHS RATIONALE: ,Q3DNLVWDQWKHUDWHRIH[FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJ
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Federal University of Health Science of Porto Alegre- Brazil, predominant feeding (giving water with breastfeeding) is
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is associated with increased infant morbidity and mortality
OBJECTIVE: The aim was to evaluate the impact of a relative to EBF.
nutritional intervention on reducing high energy density foods. OBJECTIVE: To determine the factors associated with
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intervention and control groups. The intervention group MATERIAL AND METHODS: The Pakistan Demographic
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determined. EUHDVWIHHGLQJ XVLQJ SURVSHFWLYH PHWKRG ZDV  DQG 
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factors associated with predominant BF were delivery at home and control group respectively.
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socio economic families. Counseling can be very successful in
eliminating water supplementation resulting in increased EBF
and therefore reducing morbidity in infants. P104-18
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PRACTICES: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH ASIA
3DOR/D[PLNDQWD1; Tandon, Rajiv2; Noto Parker, Laurie1 OBJECTIVES: The present study aimed at investigating
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Delhi, IND mothers.
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OBJECTIVES: USAID’s Vistaar Project, led by IntraHealth of age were interviewed in the MCH centers in UAE.
International, facilitated an evidence review to make RESULTS: Almost all the mothers in the study had initiated
recommendations to the Government of India on complementary EUHDVWIHHGLQJ   7KH DYHUDJH PHDQ GXUDWLRQ RI
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of several models showing some successes would be useful such as: Anis seed drink (Yansun), grippe water and tea before
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should be further applied and evaluated.   LQVXI¿FLHQW PLON VXSSO\   DQG LQIDQW ZHDQHG
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the Government review and consider lessons from these pilot breastfeeding rate was very low due to early supplementation of
efforts. ÀXLGDQGVROLGIRRG7KH¿QGLQJVVXJJHVWWKDWVWUDWHJLHVVKRXOG
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program leaders, informing program planning, and assisting
with decision-making.
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EFFECTS OF EDUCATION LEVEL OF FATHER AND
P104-17 MOTHER ON PERCEPTIONS OF BREASTFEEDING
EFFECT OF BREASTFEEDING COUNSELING ON Shaharia Sultana Hasnain1, Gulshan Ara2 , Syeda Mahsina
EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING PRACTICE Akter2, Aklima Parvin2, Jolly Khanam2, Dr. Momtaz Haque2,
Hardinsyah1, A Nurhayati2, H Syarief1 S K Roy
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Departement of Community Nutrition, Faculty of Human 1
M.Sc. In Food & Nutrition, Department of Food &
Ecology (FEMA) Nutrition,College of Home Economics, University of Dhaka,
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delivering baby. to assess the pattern of breast feeding for children 0-2 year’s
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METHODS: The study was conducted in northern area of ESSENTIAL INTERVENTIONS FOR REDUCING
Dhaka city. It was a descriptive cross-sectional study; sample MALNUTRITION IN INFANTS AND YOUNG
size was 101. Data collection method was face to face interview CHILDREN IN INDIA
by questionnaire. Aguayo, Victor1; 3DOR/D[PLNDQWD2; Parker, Laurie2; Tandon,
RESULTS: 7KLV VWXG\ H[DPLQHG WKH HIIHFWV RI HGXFDWLRQ RI Rajiv
parents on the breastfeeding practice. Lower education had a 1
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breast feeding (EBF) and breast feeding. In this study the OBJECTIVE: As part of its Leadership Agenda for Action
PRVWLPSRUWDQW¿QGLQJVZDVDVLJQL¿FDQWDVVRFLDWLRQEHWZHHQ to improve India’s nutrition security, the Coalition for
knowledge about breastfeeding and education of father and Sustainable Nutrition Security in India, chaired by Professor
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many illiterate mothers were found to practice breastfeeding METHODS: 7KH &RDOLWLRQ UHTXHVWHG DQ ([SHUW 7DVN )RUFH
without knowing the advantages of breast milk. A positive to identify the most important evidence-based, cost-effective
association was found between breastfeeding practice and interventions to reduce malnutrition among India’s infants and
education of parents. young children.
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BRAZILIAN INFANTS UNDER 6 MONTHS OLD during pregnancy and lactation).
Nejar, Fabiola1; Segall-Correa, Ana Maria2; Perez-Escamilla, CONCLUSION: The Coalition is working with stakeholders
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serious problem in and delayed umbilical cord clamping can HAEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION AND ANEMIA
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concentration was tested. Taburin is given for as long as 90
days.
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CONCLUSION: Taburin consumed in 90 days can increase unnecessary cesarean sections and offering breastfeeding
Hb concentration, prevent anemia and decrease anemia initiation support to women delivering their newborns through
SUHYDOHQFH7RREWDLQPRUHVLJQL¿FDQWUHVXOWVLWLVDGYLVDEOHWR this surgical procedure is likely to improve early breastfeeding
consume Taburin more than 90 days. Further study is required outcomes in.
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P104-25
P104-23 EFFECTS OF FERMENTATION AND GERMINATION
THE EFFECT OF SPRINCLE TABURIN ON GROWTH ON FORMULATED SWEET POTATO-COWPEA
AND MOTORIC DEVELOPMENT OF INDOENSIA COMPLEMENTARY FOOD
CHILDREN 6-12 MONTHS Ignatius A. Onimawo1and Peter I. Akubor2
Zescamelya Uno 1, Hariadi2, Suryani Armyn1, Noldy Tampi2, Department of Biochemistry, Ambrose Alli University, PMB
Widjianto2, Abdul Razak Thaha1 14, Ekpoma.
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The objectives of this research is to assess the effect of Taburin and high cost of complementary foods aggravate childhood
WRWKHJURZWKDQGGHYHORSPHQWRIFKLOGUHQDJHGEXODQ7KH malnutrition and mortality. Thus complementary foods were
study was carried out using double blind pre-post test control prepared from blends of raw (untreated) and fermented sweet
group design. Taburin was consumed for as long as 90 days. SRWDWRDORQJZLWKJHUPLQDWHGIHUPHQWHGDQGUDZFRZSHDÀRXUV
RESULTS: The growth line of intervension group is slightly that could be acceptable and nutritionally adequate.
under the WHO normal growth line, while controlled group is METHODS: Chemical, physical and sensory properties of
lower than the intervension group. Development mean of all sweet potato cowpea weaning foods were determined using
indicator Z-score decreased in both groups and statistically not standard methods.
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CF that contains optimal macronutirent. 4DLP0DWLQScherbaum, Veronika; Suryantan, Julia;
Wirawan, Nia N.
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F.; Segall-Correa, Ana Maria4; Marín-León, Leticia4 METHODS: :DVWHGFKLOGUHQ ZHLJKWIRUKHLJKW]VFRUH•
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children in the respective centre received one appointed food-
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locally produced RUF-biscuits and PlumpyNut in daily WHAT MAKES THEM DIFFERENT?
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PROTECTING THE RIGHT OF CHILDREN AND RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Positive deviant (PD)
WOMEN FOR BREASTFEEDING –THE PHILIPPINE infants are poor yet well nourished. We studied factors that
EXPERIENCE contributed to this difference. In 2004, in three villages of 0 21
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National Nutrition Council, Department of Health Besides genetic predispositions, environmental factors have an
Taguig City, PHL important impact on the development of non-infection diseases.
The main goal of PP400T was focused on epidemiological
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The Philippines is one situation concerning risk factors for cardiovascular diseases
of the countries with the lowest breastfeeding prevalence rates among inhabitants of Polish small towns and villages.
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breastfeeding. Many factors contribute to the diminished and obesity occurrence among children and adolescents in small
breastfeeding culture including inadequate promotion of towns and villages as well as their knowledge on health-related
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political will, enactment of laws and provision of support for 7KH DODUPLQJ SUREOHP LQ WKLV VWXG\ ZDV WKDW QHDUO\  
massive promotion. of responders (children and adolescents) did not consider
tobacco smoking, alcohol drinking and drugs intake as health
deteriorating factors. The study showed that responders used to
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EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING RESULTED IN same time, it was observed in older age groups that physical
BETTER GROWTH OF INFANTS 0-6 MONTHS: activity decreased as a result of longer TV or computer hours.
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Arifeen, Shams E.1; Persson, Lars A.; Rasmussen, Kathleen than girls in all age groups.
M.4 CONCLUSIONS: The study shows that intervention
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Columbia, SC, USA; Uppsala University, Uppsala, SWE; education should be continued during all life span.
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the effects of EBF on growth of infants to this age in rural BREASTFEEDING PROMOTION
Bangladesh. Agarwal, Siddharth; Kashyap, Sushma; Sethi, Vani
MATERIALS & METHODS: We measured feeding, weight, Urban Health Resource Centre, New Delhi, IND
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months. Infant feeding trajectories were constructed based on RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Behaviour promotion
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and 4 months, respectively) and length (0.2 and 0.1 cm at 2 and Those practicing positive BF behaviours were probed to identify
4 months, respectively) of infants. Underweight (1.7-2.2 times) reasons for doing so.
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infants compared with other infants. IDPLO\HVSHFLDOO\JUDQGPRWKHU PRWKHULQODZROGHUZRPHQRI
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by these mothers. This approach also helped identify strategies
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development of salt iodization strategy in the National Iodine iron, iodine and zinc. The control group received iodized salt.
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included in this survey. Seven days food list recall was used to urinary iodine) were measured at baseline and at endpoint.
collect the information regarding the frequency consumption of Children who were older than11 years were given cognitive
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was determined from nutrition labeling, known sodium chloride VFRUHV LQ WKH H[SHULPHQWDO JURXS ZKHQ FRPSDUHG ZLWK WKH
level for common foods and also from laboratory analysis. control.
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sauce and the rest was from various sources of salt containing DOES IRON FORTIFICATION HAVE AN IMPACT ON
condiments. THE OXIDATIVE STRESS STATUS AMONG NON-
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iodine level to fortify to salt and consideration to fortify iodine Pouraram, Hamed1; Elmadfa, Ibrahim1; Siassi, Fereydoun2;
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OF STAPLE FOODS IN A SENTINEL SITE (SOUTH Vienna, Austria, Tehran University of Medical Sciences
AFRICA) and National Nutrition and Food Technology Research
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EFFECT OF HELICOBACTER PYLORI INFECTION EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF USING FLAXSEED
ON IRON ABSORPTION IN ASYMPTOMATIC ADULTS IN PAN BREAD
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program has strengthened iodized salt quality control greatly, as
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IMPLEMENTING AN EFFECTIVE LYSINE-FORTIFICATION OF ICED-KENKEY, AN
COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMME FOR INDIGENOUS FERMENTED MAIZE-DRINK
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FACTORS PREDICTING COWPEA CONSUMPTION
AMONG SCHOOL PUPILS IN NORTHERN REGION P106-03
OF GHANA NUTRIENT DENSE PORRIDGES TO
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huge potential for meeting the protein and iron requirements of
poor populations. The aim of this work was to identify factors
predicting the intention to consume cowpea by school pupils RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: To test the usefulness of an
in Ghana energy and micronutrient-dense porridge consumed as a snack
SUBJECTS AND METHODS: A sample of 120 mother-pupil in public primary schools of Antananarivo.
pairs was selected from two schools participating in a school METHODOLOGY: A quantitative 24-hour recall dietary
feeding program to participate in the cross-sectional survey. VXUYH\ZDVFDUULHGRXWRQVFKRROFKLOGUHQKDYLQJFRQVXPHG
The combined model of Theory of Planned Behaviour and the snack the day before and 200 having not. Intakes of usual
Health Belief Model was used. Analysis done included test foods and snacks were converted into energy and micronutrient
for scale reliability, Spearman Correlations and multiple linear intakes using food composition tables. These intakes were
regression. compared between the two groups using analysis of variance.
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prediction of health behavior identity. frame of a School Feeding Program can be an effective way to
CONCLUSION: This study showed that attitudes and cues LPSURYHHQHUJ\LQWDNHVDQGWRFRQWUROPLFURQXWULHQWGH¿FLHQFLHV
associated with cowpea consumption are factors predicting the amongst schoolchildren.
intention to consume cowpeas amongst school pupils. Barriers
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P106-02 SELF-EVALUATING LUNCH NUTRIENTS QUALITY
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IMPROVEMENT IN MICRONUTRIENT (IRON) Chittchang, Uraiporn; Banjong, Orapin
STATUS OF SCHOOL PUPILS IN TOLON-KUMBUNGU Institue of Nutrition, Mahidol university, Nakhompathom,
DISTRICT OF NORTHERN GHANA THA
Abdul-Razak, Abizari1; Brouwer, Inge D.2; Armar-Klemesu,
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and Health Sciences, Tamale, GHA; 2Wageningen University, supporting self-evaluating menus plan at school level was
Wageningen, NLD; Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical developed.
Research, Accra, Legon, GHA METHODS: 7KH7KDL'5,ZHUHQXWULHQWVJRDO7HQSRLQW
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RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVE: School Feeding Programs recipes of popular menus were developed. The nutrients quality
are common in both developing and industrialized countries. of each recipe was present in score system. The mathematical
Little has been demonstrated of their ability to improve model for self-matching menus set was designed.
micronutrient status of pupils. The present study aims at RESULTS: 7KH ³6FKRRO /XQFK 0HQXV DQG 5HFLSHV
assessing the contribution of the Ghana School Feeding Management” program for self-cycle menu planning was
Programme (GSFP) to improve iron status of pupils in lower developed and post on Thai Research Fund’s website. It supports
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to number of consumers. User able to choose prepared weekly TEENAGERS’ EDUCATIONAL COORDINATES
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weekly menu were met all nutrients goal within the budget were Suzana, Manolescu; Cornelia, Rada
demonstrated. Recalculating the budget for the same menu sets Francisc Rainer Anthropological Institute, Bucharest, ROU
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CONCLUSION: The program was put on trial in the pilot Anthropological Institute together with the Institute of Public
schools of Progressive School Nutrition Project. Government Health, Bucharest, initiated a research theme on an urban
approved increasing school lunch budget. adolescent population regarding eating behaviors, weight
control and health state. In this paper we intend to investigate
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few sound, empirical analyses of their costs and outcomes. The ZHLJKWDQG%0, LVDQDSSUR[LPDWHO\QRUPDORQH:HIRXQGD
objectives of this study were to provide realistic estimates of PHDQKHLJKWRIPLQZRPHQDQGPLQPHQWRJHWKHU
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independent cost studies. To obtain cost per outcome data, girls and boys gave a correct description of their own weight
outcomes were obtained from a review of school-feeding (perceived corporality). The overweighted subjects were found
studies. H[FOXVLYHO\LQWKHJLUOV¶JURXS RIWRWDO :HPXVWSRLQWRXW
RESULTS & FINDINGS: The cost of school feeding ranged DQDODUPLQJIDFWZHIRXQGQRVLJQL¿FDQWVWDWLVWLFDOGLIIHUHQFHV
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attendance was less than US$10 per student, while the cost per BMI or acknowledged diagnosed diseases, but this could be due
H[WUDNLORJUDPRIZHLJKWUDQJHGIURP86WR86&RVWV to the lack of medical investigations.
for cognitive outcomes were similarly variable. CONCLUSIONS: It is really encouraging that the subjects,
CONCLUSION: This analysis estimates a higher average cost UHJDUGOHVVDJHDQGVH[DUHDZDUHRIWKHLUZHLJKWDQGWKDWPRVW
but a narrower range of costs when compared with previous of them are trying to improve it by changing their alimentary
estimates. The cost per outcome was high, but this analysis does habits and increasing physical activities and not by drug
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Wayamba University of Sri Lanka, Gonawila, LKA Narong Saiwongse , M.D.,Ms.
Nutrition Division, Department of Health, THA
This study was conducted to investigate the dietary intake of the
major food groups by the schoolchildren in the City of Colombo.
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pyramid recommendations of United States of Department of identify effective integrated nutrition program .
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group’, average number of daily servings of all other food capacity development for school personnel on four nutrition
groups were below the recommendations. None of the children on core contents including :- 1) development of quality and
had met USDA recommendations for all food groups. Among food standard provided in school 2) integration nutrition into
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starchy foods’. The achievement of ‘fruits’, ‘vegetables’, ‘milk for nutrition .4) development of school nutrition surveillance
and milk products’ and ‘meat and beans’ recommendations system. Knowledge management has been operated to pinpoint
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at least once in three days. Confectioneries were the main snack 2FWREHULQVFKRROVLQ1RQGDEXULSURYLQFH
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the dietary intake of the school children does not comply with .Level of satisfaction of nutrition integration curriculum into
the USDA My Pyramid recommendations. health and physical education curriculum was good and best
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including participation of parents, school food vendors and POLICY AND NUTIRTIONAL ISSUES: THE
local administration. EXPERIENCE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL IN ILE-IFE,
CONCLUSION: It is possible to implement integrated OSUN STATE, NIGERIA
nutrition program to be successfully operated it need more time Adewusi, Steve R.; O.I., Otemuyiwa; O.S., Falade; O.,
to implement the program. Oluwasola
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun-State, NGA

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CHANGES IN BONE MINERAL CONTENT AND BONE Nigeria, majority of which are girls. The school feeding is a
MINERAL DENSITY IN CHILDREN FED WITH MILK Federal Government program launched to provide one meal per
(IAEA RAS 6/041) day during school days to all primary school pupils in Nigeria
Mallillin, Aida C.1; Trinidad, Trinidad P.1; Sagum, Rosario with the objectives of improving the health of school-age
S.1; Encabo, Rosario R.1; Navarra, Sandra V.2 ; Razo, Anne children, increase their enrollment, retention and completion
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parameters. Meals were collected and analyzed for nutrient
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: Rational approaches in the composition and compared to the requirement for their age
prevention of osteoporosis can be started during childhood group. The mid-arm circumference (MAC) which ranged
and adolescence, and calcium (Ca) intake may be an important EHWZHHQ  DQG  PP DQG WKH ERG\ PDVV LQGH[ %0,  DUH
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to evaluate the effectiveness of a school-based milk-feeding FRQWHQWRIWKHVHUYHGIRRGVYDULHGEHWZHHQDQG7KH
program among children. average intake of amino acids per meal ranged between 12 and
MATERIALS & METHODS: 1LQHW\QLQHFKLOGUHQER\V PJJSURWHLQ7KHSURWHLQGLJHVWLELOLW\FRUUHFWHGDPLQRDFLG
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group (MG) and control group (CG). Different measurements feeding program had greatly improved the nutrition status of
were determined: height, weight, and bone mineral content these children. The continuation of the program would go along
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day 24-hour food recall was collected to determine Ca intake. underweight among the public schoolchildren.
RESULTS & FINDINGS: Ninety children completed the
study. The Ca intake of both groups did not meet the RENI for
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height and weight were also observed in both groups. Durrani, Anisa M.
CONCLUSION: Milk consumption among children may Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, Utter Pradesh, IND
present an important strategy in the prevention for risk of
osteoporosis in the later life through increase in bone mineral OBJECTIVES: 7RGH¿QHWKHSUHYDOHQFHRIKLJKEORRGSUHVVXUH
content. in a representative sample of adolescents from Aligarh city, and
to investigate the association of high blood pressure with age,
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Yang, Hsiao-Chi1; Hang, Chi-Ming1; LIN, WEI2 EHWZHHQ  DQG  \HDUV RI DJH ZHUH VHOHFWHG DPRQJ DOO WKH
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and children eating habit establishment. The purpose of this height and height were also measured through standardized
study was to evaluate the nutritional quality of meal served HTXLSPHQWV+LJKEORRGSUHVVXUHZDVGH¿QHGDVV\VWROLFDQG
in daycare centers in. Twenty daycare centers completed the RUGLDVWROLFEORRGSUHVVXUHRYHUWKHWKSHUFHQWLOHLQRQHRULQ
questionnaire, in addition, they are each provided one lunch both measures.
sample and one monthly menu. The results indicated that only RESULTS: 2XWRIER\V  DQGRXWRIJLUOV
one-forth of the daycare centers had registered dietician to   KDGKLJKEORRGSUHVVXUH5LVNVRIEHLQJRYHUZHLJKW
participate in their menu planning. Using one-third of Taiwanese DQG H[FHVV ZHLJKW ZHUH LGHQWL¿HG UHVSHFWLYHO\ LQ 
Food Guide Recommendation for preschoolers as the standard DQG  RI WKH VWXGHQWV7KHVH YDULDEOHV ZHUH VLJQL¿FDQWO\
of our evaluation, daycare centers served too much meat but associated with high blood pressure.
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served milk everyday. As for snacks, caffeine-containing drinks, SUHVVXUHZDV+LJKEORRGSUHVVXUHZDVVLJQL¿FDQWO\PRUH
high fat and high sugar snacks were served frequently by some IUHTXHQW DPRQJ RYHUZHLJKW VWXGHQWV   DQG DPRQJ
centers. To ensure the nutritional quality of food served in the REHVHVWXGHQWV  
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THE HEALTH AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PROGREENS - PROMOTION OF FRUIT AND
SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN IN MALAWI VEGETABLE INTAKE IN SCHOOL CHILDREN
Banda, Theresa W.1; Khonje, Dorothy2; Galloway, Rae; ACROSS EUROPE
Bobrow, Emily4 Bjarnholt, Christel1; Yngve, Agneta K.1; Krawinkel, Michael2;
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Valid, Lilongwe, MWI; 2Ministry of Education and Vocational Kristjansdottir, Asa G.; Hlastan Ribic, Cirila4; Vaz de
Traning, ZAF; PATH, USA; 4Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Almeida, Maria Daniel; Francini, Bela; Papadaki, Alina7;
Foundation, USA Karlsson, Christina; Brug, Johannes9; Maucec-Zakotnik,
Jozica4; Ehrenblad, Bettina1; Duleva, Vesselka10; Lien,
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: A national survey was Nanna11; te Velde, Saskia9; Izquierdo de Santiago, Raquel12;
conducted to determine the health and nutritional status of Roos, Eva; Klepp, Knut-Inge11; Binard, Philippe12; Petrova,
VFKRRO±DJHFKLOGUHQLQ0DODZLWRSURYLGHEDVHOLQHLQIRUPDWLRQ Stefka10; Thorsdottir, Inga
for the design and implementation of a nutritional School health 1
Karolinska Institutet, Huddinge, SWE; 2Justus Liebig
and Nutrition (SHN) program. Universität Giessen, Giessen, DEU; University of Iceland,
METHOD: This was a nationally representative, cross- Reykjavik, ISL; 4Community Health Centre, Ljubljana,
VHFWLRQDOKRXVHKROGVXUYH\ZLWKFOXVWHUVDPSOLQJVWUDWL¿HGE\ SVN; Faculdad de Ciencias da Nutricao e Alimentacao da
WKUHHPDMRUHQYLURQPHQWDO]RQHV$WRWDORIFKLOGUHQ Universidade do Porto, Porto, PRT; Universidade do Porto,
years of age were weighed measured and assessed for anemia, Porto, PRT; 7University of Crete, Heraklion, GRC; ICA AB,
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RESULTS & FINDINGS: Stunting, and underweight, Amsterdam, NLD; 10National Center of Public Health
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consumed breakfast regularly. Low urinary iodine levels were The Pro Children project showed that in, children’s consumption
LQRIFKLOGUHQDQGFRQVXPHGDGHTXDWHO\LRGL]HGVDOW of fruit and vegetables (F&V) is far below the current
)RUSDUDVLWHVKDGPDODULDZLWKLQPLGODQGDUHDV recommendations. There is a concern that both the amount
KDGELOKDU]LDVZLWKLQ\HDUVROGVFRDVWDODUHDV and variation of F&V may be on the decline. Thus, the main
DQGKDGLQWHVWLQDOKHOPLQWKHV objective of the Pro Greens project is to assess the intake and
CONCLUSION: These results show that school-age children to develop effective strategies to promote consumption of F&V
are a vulnerable group deserving attention to improve their in school children across Europe. The target group is 11-year
health and nutritional status for learning, performance and old children.
achievement. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Intake will be assessed using
the validated ProChildren questionnaire. Information about
school policy and other supporting or limiting factors for F&V
P106-14 intake at the school will be provided using a school questionnaire.
ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF A multi component intervention will be developed based on the
RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT BOYS (13-15 YR) IN Intervention Mapping method and implemented during autumn
RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS OF SONIPAT  ± VSULQJ 7ZHOYH SDUWQHUV IURP HOHYHQ FRXQWULHV
Sindhwani, Aastha; Thomas, Salila collaborate in this project, which is a follow up of ProChildren.
Lady Irwin College, New Delhi, IND ,Q 352*5((16 ¿YH SDUWQHUV IURP WKH 3UR&KLOGUHQ SURMHFW
DUH WZLQQHG DQG DFW DV PHQWRUV IRU UHSUHVHQWDWLYHV IURP ¿YH
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Adolescence is period other member states. The involvement of two partners from
marked by growth spurt and maturation. Habits acquired the commercial sector will have a particularly important role
in adolescence persist into adult life and can have long-term in regards to lobbying power and providing knowledge on
consequences on health. Therefore, the study was conducted collaboration between public health and industry as well as the
DPRQJ5HVLGHQWDQG1RQUHVLGHQW%R\V \U LQVFKRROV design and distribution of intervention materials and messages.
of Sonipat to assess their nutritional status and to understand RESULTS AND FINDINGS: 7KHH[SHFWHGUHVXOWVDUH
IDFWRUVLQÀXHQFLQJIRRGFKRLFHV a) Estimates of the F&V consumption and its determinants in
MATERIALS & METHODS 4XHVWLRQQDLUH ZDV XVHG ten European countries;
WR FROOHFW JHQHUDO LQIRUPDWLRQ DQG IDFWRUV LQÀXHQFLQJ IRRG b) A set of intervention strategies tailored to be appropriate
choices. Nutritional status was assessed using food frequency and effective in promoting F&V consumption among school
questionnaire, 24 hour recall, anthropometric measurements children;
and biochemical parameters. c) An increased consumption of F&V among the participating
RESULTS & FINDINGS: Parent’s advice, peer pressure and target group;
PDVVPHGLDZHUHNH\IDFWRUVLQÀXHQFLQJIRRGFKRLFHV2YHUDOO d) A set of recommendations for national and international
nutritional status of residents was better off than non-residents. authorities¸ commercial and professional groups on best-
Percentage adequacy of energy and protein was higher among practices for promotion of F&V consumption
residents. However, nutrient intake of iron and Vitamin-A CONCLUSIONS: The PROGREENS project will provide
ZDVQ¶W DGHTXDWH $ERXW  VXEMHFWV ZHUH XQGHUZHLJKW recommendations on best-practices for assessment and
RYHUZHLJKWDQGREHVHVWXG\JURXSZDVDQHPLF promotion of fruit and vegetable consumption in school
DQG  IHOO XQGHU SUHK\SHUWHQVLYH VWDJH LQGLFDWLQJ VHULRXV children. The project is supported by the European
health concern. Commission, Directorate Health and Consumers.
CONCLUSION: Schools should focus on nutrition education
and promote active life-style practices to develop good habits
among children.

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P107: Elderly Nutrition I Department Of Food Science and Nutrition, University Of
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Ghana, Legon, Accra, GHA

P107-01 RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVE: Lifestyle is a socially


STUDIES FOOD CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR AND conditioned behavioral pattern involves in physiological
LONG LIVING OF THAI ELDERLY changes and may affect the body composition of the elderly.
Raweerote Anuntatanachai et al. The objective of the study was to determine the association
Dusit Rajabhat University and Regional Network, Dusit between lifestyle and body composition of the elderly.
Bangkok, THA MATERIALS AND METHODS: This was a cross - sectional
study adopting a purposive sampling technique to select 200
The purposes of this research were to study the relationship elderly from one elderly people’s home and two religious
of food consumption behaviors and longevity of Thai elderly organizations. Relevant information was collected using
people aged 70 years old and older in 4 regions of Thailand; structured questionnaires and anthropometric measurements.
to study local Thai food set menu and recipes; and to compare Analysis was done using SPSS 10.0.
food consumption behaviors that could link to longevity of RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Majority of the respondents
Thai elderly on a geographical basis. The data were selectively ZHUHIHPDOHV  DQGWKHPHDQDJHZDV$ERXW
collected from a focus group of community leaders and those VPRNHGFLJDUHWWHVZKLOVWWRRNDOFRKRO7KHDYHUDJH%0,
who were concerned with information and contributing factors LQ NJPIRU WKH PDOHV ZDV    DQG WKDW RI IHPDOHV
to health and longevity. An in-depth interview was employed ZDV    7KHUH ZDV DQ DVVRFLDWLRQ EHWZHHQ %0,
to gather crucial information on food consumption behaviors and smoking, BMI and alcohol intake, BMI and medication
RI 7KDL HOGHUO\ ZLWK WKH TXDOLWDWLYH ¿QGLQJV VKRZLQJ WKH taken and BMI and nutrient supplements taken at p<0.001.The
longevity of Thai elderly was due to the following common OLIHVW\OH RI WKH UHVSRQGHQWV KDG VLJQL¿FDQW HIIHFW RQ WKH ERG\
food consumption behaviors: 1) Simple homemade and cooked composition of the elderly.
meals with emphasis on food safety and use of local resources; CONCLUSION: Lifestyle may affect the body composition of
2) Three meals a day with balanced nutrition as an important WKHHOGHUO\DWDQDSSUHFLDEOHVLJQL¿FDQWOHYHO
NH\WRWKHLUKHDOWKEHQH¿WDQG 'LQQLQJPRVWO\ZLWKIDPLO\
members on a daily basis. These consumption behaviors
contribute to the mental and physical well being of the elderly. P107-04
In conclusion, Thai food and local consumption behaviors are LEVELS OF OBESITY IN ELDERLY PEOPLE IN
DV LPSRUWDQW IDFWRUV DV WKRVH RI WKH +HDOWK 4XRWLHQW +4  LQ KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA
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*Tipvimon Kittivarapon, Phanupong Panomwan, Nartlada Durban University of Technology, Durban, ZAF
Onvimol, Natchanok Nukit, Piyawan Youdee, Karnchanasak
Charupan, Haruthai Hemadhulin, Att Khunsee, Nontawan RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The objective of the study
Anantathanachai, Nualradda Praprew, Yupa Pattarakaeha, was to determine the nutritional status, dietary intake and
Lukana Aungatipat. health status of the elderly on state pension, living in Umlazi,
KwaZulu-Natal South Africa. The sample comprised of 270
randomly selected non-institutionalised elderly (224 women
P107-02 DQGPHQ DJH 0HDQDJH 
A STUDY ON THE EATING OUT HABITS AMONG MATERIALS AND METHODS: The methods used for the
THE ELDERLY WHO LIVE ALONE OR WITH assessment of the nutritional status included a dietary survey
ANOTHER ELDER IN Hong Kong to determine the dietary intake, anthropometry to determine
Yip, Stephanie S.; Kwong, Louise F.; Leung, Hi Mei Amy; Ng, the BMI, blood pressure measurement and waist circumference
Sammy; Chan, Wai Man to indicate level of hypertension and risk of disease. A socio-
Elderly Health Service, Wan Chai, HKG demographic questionnaire was also completed to determine
the socio-demographic status of the elderly.
A cross-sectional study of a convenient sample of elders, who RESULTS AND FINDINGS: The anthropometric indices
OLYHDORQHRUZLWKDQRWKHUHOGHUZDVFRQGXFWHGLQXVLQJWKH LQGLFDWHGWKDWRIWKHHOGHUO\ZHUHRIPRGHUDWHZHLJKW %0,
24-hour dietary recall method and food frequency questionnaire.    DQG  ZHUH XQGHUZHLJKW %0, ”   WKH UHVW
$ERXWRQHWKLUGRIWKHVXEMHFWV Q  LQWHUYLHZHG VKRZHGDQLQFUHDVHGUDWHRIRYHUZHLJKWDQGREHVLW\ZHUH
reported eating out daily. The most common meal eaten out RYHUZHLJKW %0, ZHUHREHVHOHYHO, %0,
and food premises visited were breakfast at restaurants (n=94,  DFFRUGLQJWRWKH:RUOGKHDOWKRUJDQLVDWLRQFXWRIISRLQWV
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sums were the most popular choice for breakfast at restaurants. •  7KH :DLVWWRKHLJKWUDWLR :+75  LQGLFDWHG WKDW 
The most common items selected were steamed but contained of subjects were at risk of developing metabolic syndrome
high-fat ingredients. The survey shows that meat intake was H[FHHGLQJWKH:+75LQGH[FRUUHVSRQGLQJZLWKWKHOHYHOV
higher in elders who ate out daily than those who did not (Mean RIREHVLW\DW %0,! 
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WWHVW 7KHIDWW\PHDWLQGLPVXPVFRXOGKHOSWRH[SODLQWKH other studies that indicated that KwaZulu-Natal has the leading
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GDLO\DVFRPSDUHGZLWKHOGHUVZKRGLGQRW 0HDQ“6' population at stage II Hypertension. This community is at risk
“NFDODQG“JPYV“NFDODQG“ of lifestyle diseases unless urgent interventions are planned to
20gm; P<0.001, by two-sample t-test). It is therefore important assist.
to design health educational programs to help the elders to make
healthy food selections that are low in saturated fat.

P107-03
LIFESTYLE AND BODY COMPOSITION OF THE
ELDERLY IN URBAN COMMUNITIES IN ACCRA –
TEMA METROPOLIS
Collison, Deborah K.1; Owusu, William B.2
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West African Health Organisation, Bobo - Dioulasso, Bfa;
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THE CHANGED ROLE OF THE ELDERLY IN THE EFFECT OF MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE
WORLD OF HIV/AIDS INCREASED THEIR RISK OF INTERVENTION ON NUTRITIONAL STATUS FOR
MALNUTRITION NURSING HOME ELDERLY
Kruger, Annamarie; Watson, Mada J.; Wentzel-Viljoen, Mituyo, Kageyama1; Yayuo, Kagawa2; Lili, Cao; Kimura,
Edelweiss Eiichiro; Yoshiki, Goda; Kunio, Torii
North-West University, Potchefstroom, ZAF 1
Social Welfare Foundation YOKUFUKAI, Tokyo, JPN;
2
Kagawa Nutrition University, Saitama, USA; Ajinomoto Co.,
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study Inc., Kawasaki, JPN
was to describe the nutrition status of the older person infected
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providing research evidence to conceptualize a framework for protein digestion by stimulating visceral umami receptors. The
community-based collaboration to support the older person in purpose of this study was to verify the effect of glutamate on
WKHZRUOGRI+,9$,'6 improvement of nutrition status of nursing home elderly.
MATERIALS AND METHODS:$JURXSRIYROXQWHHUV METHODS: Monosodium glutamate (MSG) was added
PHQ Q  ZRPHQ Q   UDQGRPO\ VHOHFWHG IURP D UXUDO WR WKH VWDSOH GLHWV  ::  IRU  VXEMHFWV DYHUDJH DJH
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community was included after giving informed consent. (weight and BMI), mini-mental test, and blood biochemical
([WHQVLYHLQIRUPDWLRQRQVRFLRHFRQRPLFQXWULWLRQDQGKHDOWK parameters were measured at both the beginning and the end
status, serum and plasma blood samples and anthropometric of the MSG-intervention. Dietary food survey was carried out
measurements were collected. GXULQJFRQWLQXRXVIRXUGD\VZLWKLQQRIRUWL¿FDWLRQSHULRGDQG
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: The elderly in the rural areas H[SHULPHQWDOSHULRG
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IRU WRWDO SURWHLQ JJ  =LQF PJPJ  9LW in subjects (N=17) with Protein-Energy Malnutrition (PEM,
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and total protein levels than the urban. ZLWK VHYHUH 3(0 $OE JGO 1   DIWHU ZHHN 06*
CONCLUSION: 5HVXOWV LQGLFDWHG WKDW WKH +,9$,'6 intervention.
epidemic gave new meaning to the successful aging of the older CONCLUSIONS: 7KH HI¿FDFLHV RI 06* IRU HOGHUOLHV PD\
population in and indirectly worsen their nutrition status putting improve the nutritional status when their serum albumin
them in need of urgent support. FRQFHQWUDWLRQV ZHUH OHVV WKDQ JGO :H ZLOO FRQWLQXH WR
investigate the further effectiveness of MSG for nutritional
management in elderly.
P107-06
STRESS REDUCES SALT TASTE ACUITY IN OLDER
EUROPEANS P107-08
6WHZDUW.QR[%DUEDUD- NURTITIONAL STATUS USING MULTIDIMENTIONAL
NICHE, Coleraine, GBR ASSESSMENT IN ELDELY IRANIAN
Pasdar, Yahya
RATIONAL AND OBJECTIVES: There is very little Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Kermanshah,
research on the relationship between psychological factors IRN
and taste perception. Taste acuity appears to decline with age.
It is possible that this decreased taste acuity in older people is
associated with psychological well-being. This study aimed to RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Nutrition is an important
investigate the relationship between stress and taste acuity in determinant of health in elderly and nutritional assessment is
DSSDUHQWO\KHDOWK\\HDUROGV 1  UHFUXLWHGLQ1RUWKHUQ necessary for development of treatment protocols.
Ireland as part of the Zenith study. MATERIALS & METHODS: A multidimensional assessment
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Stress was assessed using using Mini-Nutritional Assessment (MNA), anthropometry,
the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS). Detection thresholds for sour, bioelectric impedance, biochemistry, dietary intake, and
salt, sweet and bitter were assessed using a signal detection FOLQLFDO DVSHFWV ZDV FDUULHG RXW RQ  ROGHU SHRSOH  PHQ
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Windows. Kermanshah Western Iran.
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: Linear regression analysis found RESULTS & FINDINGS: The results showed that energy
that as perceived stress increased, salt taste acuity decreased LQWDNH IRU PHQ   NFDOG  DQG ZRPHQ  
(p=0.040). NFDOG  ZHUH EHORZ WKH 5'$ 'DLU\ SURGXFWV IUXLWV DQG
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to salt taste could suggest that preference and consumption of KDGQRUPDOQXWULWLRQDOVWDWXVZKLOHKDYHEHHQFODVVL¿HG
salty foods is a consequence of reduced psychological well- as mild to moderate malnutrition according to the MN A.
being in older people. This hypothesis requires further study of  KDG KLJK EORRG SUHVVXUH  DQG  VXIIHUHG
more controlled design including dietary assessment on larger from psychological and dental problems. Malnutrition using
samples. GLIIHUHQW FXWRIIV ZHUH ERG\ PDVV LQGH[  KHPRJORELQ
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nutrition intervention program is needed to improve nutritional
status of elderly Iranians.

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BARRIERS TO SUCCESSFUL WEIGHT LOSS VXUYH\ZDVFDUULHGRXWWLPHVLQWKHKRXVHKROGVHOHFWHG
INITIATIVES IN THE ELDERLY RESULTS: )URP  WR  IRRG FRQVXPSWLRQ PDMRU
Aliyar, Sabu1; Sheehan, Hannah2; Johnston, Elizabeth2 changes in diet of middle-aged and old residents in Hubei
1
Centre for Development Studies, Kerala, IND; 2Acadia province improved. The consumption of plant food tends to
University, Wolfville, NS, CAN reduce, while animal food consumption increased. Magnitude
of changes in different regions there are some differences.
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this CONCLUSION: According to the actual and reasonable
qualitative descriptive study was to determine the barriers to goal of food consumption of Hubei Province, encourage the
initiating a weight reduction program in a Canadian community development and consumption of fruit and dairy industries, and
VHWWLQJLQDSRSXODWLRQRYHU\HDUVRIDJH launch targeted health education, guide reasonable meal in and
MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 21 elderly improve health for different populations.
SDUWLFLSDQWVZLWKERG\PDVVLQGH[HV %0, H[FHHGLQJWKH:+2
guidelines for a healthy weight participated in individual, in-
depth interviews. Data collection and analyses used grounded P107-12
theory methodologies. IMPACT OF ADDITIONAL OAT-FLAKE-INTAKE ON
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: All participants (mean age = 72 THIAMINE-STATUS IN GERIATRIC-PATIENTS
\UPHDQ%0, NJP LQGLFDWHGWKDWLWZDVYHU\GLI¿FXOW Dietrich, Astrid; Sturtzel, Bärbel; Majchrzak, Dorota; Elmadfa,
WR ORVH ZHLJKW 7KH PDMRULW\   KDG EHHQ VXFFHVVIXO DW Ibrahim
weight loss at some point in their life but all of these participants University of Vienna, Vienna, AUT
regained the weight. Perceived barriers to weight loss were the
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be both safe and palatable for elderly persons.
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persons evaluated the two samples on softness, stickiness and ANTHROPOMETRIC CHANGES IN ELDERLY
ease of eating. PORTUGUESE PATIENTS
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ever become stuck in the throat or to the teeth. Therefore, we Overweight and obesity related medical problems are among
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Hubei Provincial Control Disease Center, Wuhan City, CHN dependence level (DL), type of nutritional intervention (NI) and
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provide the basis for health intervention and the formulation of distribution. Paired sample t-test was used to analyze statistical
relevant policies. GLIIHUHQFHVEHWZHHQWKH¿UVWDQGWKHODVWDVVHVVPHQW7KHUHZDV
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healthcare is effective in promoting weight loss and visceral fat vaccination, and growth monitoring visits, and through
that is showed in waist circumference in the elderly patients community outreach.
CONCLUSION: The development of cultural appropriate
educative materials is a vital component to promote optimal
P107-14 infant feeding practices within refugee settings.
IMPACT OF FOOD AND NUTRIENT ON THE
HEALTHY AGING OF ELDERLY POPULATION OF
RAJASTHAN (INDIA) P108-02
Sharma, Manju lata ASSESSMENT OF INFANT FEEDING POLICIES
M.S.J.College, Bharatpur, IND AND PRACTICES IN DEYANG CITY (SICHUAN
PROVINCE) IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
BACKGROUND: Food is the chief source of essential EARTHQUAKE (MAY-JULY 2008)
materials, which the body needs for its well being. Each stage Gao, Haoyue1; Scherbaum, Veronika1; :DQJ4L2; Bellows,
RIWKHOLIHF\FOHKDVVSHFL¿FQXWULHQWQHHGV$VWKHSRSXODWLRQ Anne C.1
of elderly increase in number and greater age, nutritional needs 1
Institute for Social Science in Agriculture, Stuttgart, DEU;
must be met to minimize certain disease states and assure the 2
Maternity & Child Care Hospital in Deyang City, Sichuan
quality of life. Nutrition associated health risks have been Province, CHN
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mellitus. OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to investigate
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVE: To describe, by intake the immediate consequences of the earthquake on women
assessment, nutritional status and life style habits of Rajasthani during the perinatal period and infant feeding practices in the
HOGHUO\DQGWRFRPSDUHWKHGDWDWRRWKHUVWXGLHV¿QGLQJV7KLV obstetric department of two baby-friendly hospitals in City.
study is regarding the main constituent of diet taken by aged METHODS: Observation and semi-structured interviews with
person of Rajasthan along with the effect thereof. pregnant women, post-partum mothers, relatives, medical staff
MATERIALS and METHODS: Dietary intake was assessed and doctors as well as sales assistants in shops selling breast
LQ PDOHVIHPDOHVDYHUDJHDJH\HDUV HOGHUO\ milk substitutes (BMS).
according to data collected by using structured food frequency FINDINGS: At hospital level there was an urgent need to
questionnaires. provide emergency treatment for large numbers of additional
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CONCLUSION: KDYHEHHQEHORZ%0,DQGZHUH need strengthening and more effective promotion even in baby-
obese. Fiber and water intake were decreases with age and friendly hospitals to ensure that they are perceived as essential
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reasons is their traditional behavior. that the distribution of BMS during an emergency is limited to
those few infants who really need it.

P108: Nutrition in Emergencies


P108-03
DISTRIBUTION OF SPRINKLES DURING
P108-01 EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND TRANSITION
DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCES IN INDONESIA
NUTRITION EDUCATION MATERIALS TO Martini, Elviyanti; A, Margiono; J, Palmer
PROMOTE OPTIMAL INFANT FEEDING METHODS Helen Keller International-Indonesia, Jakarta, IDN
AMONG LIBERIAN REFUGEES
Gallego-Pérez, Daniel F.1; Hromi-Fiedler, Amber2; Sandow, BACKGROUND: 0LFURQXWULHQW GH¿FLHQFLHV DUH FRPPRQ
Adam1; Pérez-Escamilla, Rafael2 among children after natural disasters.
1
National Catholic Secretariat, Ghana, Winneba, GHA; OBJECTIVE: To describe the feasibility of distributing
2
University of Connecticut, Storrs CT, USA PXOWLYLWDPLQPLQHUDO ³VSULQNOHV´ WR FKLOGUHQ DIWHU QDWXUDO
disasters and to highlight the lessons learned from such
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Buduburam Refugee interventions after the 2004 tsunami in Indonesia.
Settlement in Ghana has hosted Liberian refugees for almost 20 METHOD: Trained NGO staffs, community volunteers and
\HDUV$QXWULWLRQSURJUDPZDVHVWDEOLVKHGLQWRLGHQWLI\ KHDOWKZRUNHUVZHUHXVHGWRGLVWULEXWH³VSULQNOHV´WRFKLOGUHQ
and offer nutrition rehabilitation to malnourished children. Poor as part of emergency relief operations after the 2004 tsunami in
FRPSOHPHQWDU\IHHGLQJSUDFWLFHVORZH[FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJ Indonesia. Monthly supply of sprinkles was given to caretakers
rates, and cultural beliefs associated with food and nutrition RI FKLOGUHQ PRQWKV \HDUV  LQ $FHK 1LDV -DNDUWD DQG
ZHUH GRFXPHQWHG DV LQÀXHQFLQJ IDFWRUV IRU PDOQXWULWLRQ7KH Tangerang. However, in Yogyakarta and Central Java caretakers
need of cultural appropriate nutrition education was seen as a RIFKLOGUHQ PRQWKV ZHUHSURYLGHGZLWKDRQHWLPHVXSSO\
priority for action. of sprinkles. Sprinkles were taken by children every day or
MATERIALS & METHODS: A training workshop was every other day (that is 1 sachet every 2 days) depending on
conducted with program staff where a set of culturally- the composition. HKJ trained the staff, developed distribution
appropriate nutrition counseling cards was developed. guidelines and promotion materials before the distribution.
Subsequently, a Child Nutrition Booklet was designed, and Feasibility of the distribution was assessed by the coverage of
pretested prior to publication and dissemination. the intervention.
RESULTS & FINDINGS: Nutrition Counseling Cards are used RESULTS: &RYHUDJH ZDV PRUH WKDQ  RYHU  PLOOLRQ
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sachets of sprinkles were distributed to more than 400,000 P108-06
FKLOGUHQ   $ERXW  VWDIIV ZHUH WUDLQHG WR DFKLHYH VXFK EXCHANGE OF DIETARY PRACTICES AMONG
coverage. LOCAL GHANAIANS AND LIBERIAN REFUGEES
CONCLUSION: The distribution of Sprinkles during Hromi-Fiedler, Amber1; Gallego-Pérez, Daniel2; Lartey, Anna;
emergency is feasible. However, appropriate information and Pérez-Escamilla, Rafael1; Sandow, Adam2
training is required to achieve wider coverage. 1
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA; 2National
Catholic Secretariat, Winneba, GHA; University of Ghana,
Accra, USA
P108-04
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TO-USE THERAPEUTIC FOOD (RUTF) “PARMAPAP” dietary practices among female Liberian refugees (n=240) and
IN MODERATELY MALNURISHED CHILDREN Ghanaians living in Buduburam Refugee Settlement (n=120)
(MMC) IN SIERRA LEONE and an adjacent Ghanaian village (n=120). Liberian refugees
Alessandra Mele, Marta Verna, Blandina Pagano, Maddalena lived in all 12 camp zones while Ghanaians predominately lived
Petraroli, Rosa Vitale in camp zones 11 and 12.
Post-Graduate School of Pediatrics, University of Parma, ITA MATERIALS & METHODS: In this cross-sectional study,
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was formulated using peanuts, palm oil, sugar, milk powder, WKDQ*KDQDLDQV YV\ DQGKDGOLYHGLQWKHFDPS\
multivitamins. We report the preliminary effects on nutritional $ VLJQL¿FDQWO\ KLJKHU SHUFHQWDJH RI /LEHULDQV LQ ]RQHV 
VWDWXVRIFKLOGUHQDJHGWRPRQWKVZLWK'6:+= consumed Ghanaian dishes, western foods, and neutral foods
'6IROORZHGDW*RGHULFK(PHUJHQF\+RVSLWDOGXULQJWKH¿UVW (i.e. foods common to Liberians and Ghanaians) compared to
PRQWKRI³3DUPDSDSGLVWULEXWLRQ´7ZHQW\VL[FKLOGUHQUHFHLYHG /LEHULDQVLQ]RQHV$VLJQL¿FDQWO\KLJKHUSHUFHQWDJHRI
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addition to Food from Feeding Program (FFP), and these were western foods compared to Ghanaians in the adjacent village.
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among FFP children. In conclusion, short-term supplementation P108-07
RI 00& ZLWK ³3DPDSDS´ LPSURYHG SURPSWO\ :+= DQG NATURAL DISASTERS AND CHALLENGES TO
UHGXFHGVLJQL¿FDQWO\WKHLQFLGHQFHRIZDVWLQJRYHUPRQWKV ACHIEVE NUTRITIONAL AND HEALTH SECURITY:
ROLE OF WOMEN
DR.P.Krishnamoorthy
P108-05 Deputy Director, National Institute of Public Cooperation and
FOOD HABITS OF SENEGALESE FAMILIES Child Development, New Delhi
RECEIVING HUMANITARIAN FOOD ASSISTANCE
Taren, Douglas L.1; Almony, Chandra1; Tecle, Selam1; Natural disaster is the consequence of a natural hazard which
Navarrete, Lorraine1; Menard, Stephen P.2; Diop, Medoune2; affects human activities. A natural hazard is a threat of an event
Wele, Al-Hassane2 that will have a negative effect on people or the environment.
1
University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA; 2Counterpart Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, tsunamis, tropical
,QWHUQDWLRQDO6HQHJDO'DNDU6(1 cyclones and other severe storms, tornadoes and high winds,
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RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: There is limited information KD]H GURXJKW VDQGGXVW VWRUPV DQG LQVHFW LQIHVWDWLRQV FDXVH
on how food aid is used and integrated into the lives of families. widespread loss of human lives and livelihoods, destroy
This study’s objective was to systematically collect information economic and social infrastructure and damage environment
on the food habits of families who received food aid to and ecology. Various studies have indicated that loss of lives and
determine how rations are used within the sociocultural setting livelihoods due to natural disasters have been proportionately
of their households. much higher in developing countries. In fact more than 90
MATERIALS & METHODS: Eighty home visits were made percent of disaster deaths take place in developing countries and
LQ 1RUWKHUQ 6HQHJDO EHWZHHQ 1RYHPEHU  DQG )HEUXDU\ over seventy percent of them in Asia alone. Although economic
2009. Families received either a corn-soy or a dehydrated losses in absolute terms have been higher in the developed
potato-soy protein (DPSP) blend as part of a monthly ration. world, GDP losses have been much higher in developing
Home visits consisted of interviews using a semi-structured countries.
questionnaire with the children’s mothers and observations of OBJECTIVE: i) Understanding various natural disasters with
household habits. its regional dimension.
RESULTS & FINDINGS: Most families followed instructions LL  ,GHQWL¿FDWLRQ RI WKH SUREOHPV RI ZRPHQ DQG FKLOGUHQ LLL 
on how to prepare porridge with the rations. Mothers reported Options available to meet food and nutrition need. iv) Other
less fuel was used with the DPSP. Some people prepared possibilities to reduce the impact on them.
porridge with cold water. Some mothers used the blends as a RESULTS: The will make recommendation to various
savory food with a sauce and meat when available. Some people developmental departments about the timely action, health and
would eat handfuls of the ration in their original powder form nutrition of women and children apart from understanding the
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CONCLUSION: Food aid programs need to use knowledge efforts and resources to assist the women effectively to meet the
about household behaviors to optimize the safety and nutritional challenges posed by natural disasters
value of food rations.

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P109: Food Processing for Improved Nutrition III P109-03
A STUDY ON EXTRACTION METHODS OF
BARBERRY PIGMENTS
P109-01 6KDUL¿$NUDP1; Tavakoli Pour, Hamid2; Elhami Rad,
WELL BALANCED HIGH PROTEIN COATED Amirhosein2; Maskoki, Abdolmajid
FORTIFIED SNACKS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN 1
Young-Researchers Club of Azad Islamic University,
M.M.Mostafa; M. El-Habashy; and E.Kabil Sabzevar, IRN; 2Azad Islamic University, Sabzevar, IRN;
Food Science and Technology Dept.,Faculty of Agric., 
Iranian Research Organization for Science & Technology
Minufyia Univ.,Shebin El-Kom,Cairo, Egypt (Irost), Mashad, IRN

In Egypt malnutrition could be considered as one of the Most of the colors which are used in food industries are
problems facing community. Most of the school children chemicals. As a result of the harmful effect of the usage of
suffered from retard growth. Vegetable protein presents about chemical substances nowadays, there is a tendency toward the
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important to prepare a complementary diet throughout blending sources of natural color such as Barberry has been surveyed.
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FRYHUHGWRRIYLWDPLQVDQGWRRIPLQHUDOVRI THE FORMULATION OF MAYONNAISE SAUCE
the RDA for school children. The blends were able to increase Pedramnia, Ahmad1; 6KDUL¿$NUDP2
the protein contents balancing amino acids. Both vitamins and 1
Islamic Azad University, Sabzevar, Iran, sabzevar, IRN;
minerals were satisfactory and the sensory properties were 2
Young-Researchers Club of Islamic Azad University, Sabzevar,
highly improved. IRN

Mayonnaise is the most popular sauce all over the world. The
P109-02 characteristic quality of mayonnaise is because of its taste,
AMOUNT OF TOTAL PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS aroma, and consistency which depend directly on the proportion
AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF FRESH AND of the ingredients used in its formulation. The nutrition value of
PRESERVED Ellaeocarpus hygrophilus Kurz. FRUITS mayonnaise may be enhanced through using fermented cheese
Sarunyakasitharin, Katekeaw1; Wetwitayaklungb, Penpan2; whey (FCW) in its formulation. Moreover, FCW can improve
Phaechamuda, Thawatchai viscosity and consistency of mayonnaise and its shelf life. In
1
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fruits (Ellaeocarpus hygrophilus Kurz., family Elaeocarpaceae.) to determine the pH, acidity, lactose, dry matter and protein
in various ages and of preserved fruits, by chilling and pickle. percentages. Finally, Sensory Evaluation was used to select the
METHODS: Fresh and chilled Spanish plum fruits at different EHVWIRUPXODWLRQ7KHIRUPXODWLRQZLWK)&:ZDVWKHEHVW
temperature conditions were squeezed and subsequently the pH one in terms of taste, aroma, consistency and color.
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were also measured their total phenolic content by using Folin- P109-05
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H[WUDFWV ZDV GHWHUPLQHG E\ 7UROR[ (TXLYDOHQW $QWLR[LGDQW FOR CULTURING FERMENT SOYBEAN WITH
Capacity Assay (TEAC). TRADITIONAL BABAO DOUCHI FLAVORS
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The young fruit contained the higher amount of total phenols in Babao Douchi is one of famous traditional ferment soybean
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of chilling showed no effect on total phenols of the fruits. The strains used and whether these strains are safe for human have
longer period and higher temperature during storage of fruits been unclear until now. Our study is to isolate and identify the
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for storage the Spanish plum fruits since they could affect the HDFK JURXS ZHUH LGHQWL¿HG E\ PRUSKRORJLFDO SK\VLRORJLFDO
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route for producing ferment soybean with both Babao Douchi acid, p-coumaric acid, trans-ferulic acid, myricetin, kaempferol,
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P109-06 food.
SPME-GC/MS VS. SENSORY ANALYSIS IN
MONITORING BAKERY FOOD AUTOXIDATION
Mildner-Szkudlarz, Sylwia; Obuchowski, Wiktor; Bajerska, P109-08
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PHENOLICS IN WHEAT BRAN
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undoubtedly one of the most important processes occurring in Beijing Technology and Business University, Beijing, CHN;
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of food. The aim of this study was (1) to evaluate usefulness of
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sensory studies to that of chemical analysis. walls. The purpose of this work was to investigate the release of
MATERIALS & METHODS: Biscuits were prepared in three phenolics in wheat bran through different processing.
variations. Control samples were prepared without addition MATERIALS & METHODS: Wheat bran samples in
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the volatile compounds characteristic for baking process, the treatment of wheat bran.
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changes in the sum of Maillard reaction products and reduction functionality of the bran and bioavailability of phytochemicals.
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storage increase of carbonyl compounds amount and appearance
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Oyo State, NGA

P109-07 RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Yoghurt high in protein


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ACTIVITY FROM WINE-MAKING WASTES Soybean has successfully been introduced into traditional diet
Mildner-Szkudlarz, Sylwia1; Szwengiel, Artur1; Bajerska, to alleviate the prevalence of protein energy malnutrition. This
Joanna1; Obuchowski, Wiktor1; Remiszewski, Marian2 study looks into the chemical properties shelf life of yoghurt
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were processed into yoghurt using cereal steep water as
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products, which remain after processing of fruit and vegetable and freezing temperature for 17 days and chemical, microbial
in food processing industry, still contain a huge amount of and sensory analysis done.
phenolic compounds. The main objective of this work was RESULTS & FINDINGS: 7KH UHVXOW VKRZV D VLJQL¿FDQW
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mark polyphenols obtained from Polish wine-making factory. KLJKHULQSODLQFRZPLON\RJKXUW9LWDPLQ&ZDVVLJQL¿FDQWO\
MATERIALS & METHODS: Dried and milled mark was lowered in all yoghurt samples by the 17 day of storage. Total
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was investigated by DPPH methods. Moreover total polyphenol 0 of storage in 1 yoghurt samples but reduced to 0 by the end
DQGDQWKRF\DQVFRQWHQWDQG+3/&LGHQWL¿FDWLRQRIWKHSKHQROLF of storage in the refrigerator and freezer. The cost of production
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when compare to commercial dairy yoghurt sample, P109-12
CONCLUSION: Soymilk yoghurt can be processed at home EFFECTS OF ADDITION OF KATUK (Sauropus
level using readily available local material as fermentation androgynus Merr) IN FEED ON MICE REPRODUCTION
medium AND MILK PRODUCTION
Rizal Damanik1) & Arindhini2)
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Department of Community Nutrition, IPB University, Bogor,
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Department of Animal Production, IPB University, Bogor,
OF EXTRUDED RICE GRAINS FORTIFIED WITH IDN
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Pinkaew, Siwaporn1; Wegmueller, Rita2; Hurrell, Richard F.2 Katuk leaves (Sauropus androgynus Merr) are commonly
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Human Nutrition Laboratory, Zurich, CHE; 2ETH,Zurich, consumed as diet for lactating women in Indonesia. This study
Zurich, CHE aimed to study the effect of addition of Katuk leaves in feed
on mice reproduction and milk production. The study design
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developing countries where rice is the staple food. Our objective of feed (Day-14 during pregnancy and day of giving birth).
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zinc and vitamin A with acceptable vitamin A stability and good VLJQL¿FDQWHIIHFWV 3 RQIHHGFRQVXPSWLRQRIPLFH7KH
sensory properties. addition of Katuk did not affect litter size and birth weight, and
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prepared containing retinyl palmitate, ferric pyrophosphate RI.DWXNDQGJLYHQWLPHRIIHHGKDGVLJQL¿FDQWHIIHFW 3 
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cooking and storage under tropical conditions. Color was time on day 14th during pregnancy had greatest effects on
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bags). Mean total losses of storage and cooked rice approached (Coleus amboinicus Lour) IN FEED ON MICE
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Vitamin A storage losses may be considerable and must be Rizal Damanik1,2), Frans Silitonga & P.H. Siagian
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MIGRATION OF TORBANGUN SOUP (Coleus IDN
amboinicus Lour) IN CANNED CONTAINING buthylated
hidroxy toluen Torbangun plant (Coleus amboinicus Lour) is used as herb among
Rizal Damanik1,2), Devi Marlina & Endang Warsiki Bataknese people in North Sumatera, Indonesia. In Bataknese
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Department of Agroindustrial Technology, IPB University, performance and milk production. The study design was
Bogor, IDN complete random with two factors: percentage of addition of
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lactating women in North Sumatera Indonesia in order to production, birth litter size, birth and weaning weight, and
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is prepared using fresh leaves and once cooked it should be DGGLWLRQRI7RUEDQJXQ IUHVKRUFRRNHG LQIHHGKDGVLJQL¿FDQW
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its preparations. Total plate account and thiobarbituric acid for
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RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Selenium, zinc and copper


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enzymes in human. Northeast Thais usually consume vegetables
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accompanied with their meal. Therefore, we aim to determine No delipidation or deproteinization procedures were required
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northeast. compared to other chemicals. The results suggested that the
MATERIALS & METHODS: The fresh vegetables were seed coat fraction should be used as a starting material for the
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copper were determined by inductive coupled plasma-optical
emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES ). P110-04
RESULTS & FINDINGS: 7KH VWXGLHG YHJHWDEOHV H[KLELWHG NUTRITIONAL QUALITY OF DATE PALM SEEDS OIL
varied selenium, zinc and copper contents. Selenium was Habib, Hosam M.; Ibrahim, Wissam H.; Al-Dhaheri, Ayshia S.
IRXQG LQ YHU\ ORZ DPRXQWV  PLFURJUDPJ ZHW UAE University, Alain, ARE
wt), whereas zinc and copper concentrations were in the range
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Barringtonia acutangula Gaertn., Leucaena leucocephala (Lam). dense but the nutrient composition across varieties has not been
CONCLUSION: A number of northeast vegetables could be a H[WHQVLYHO\ VWXGLHG ,Q WKH SUHVHQW VWXG\  OHDGLQJ YDULHWLHV
rich source of essential minerals. of date pits from date fruits cultivated in the UAE (Khalas,
Barhe, Lulu, Shikat alkahlas, Sokkery, Bomaan, Sagay, Shishi,
Maghool, Sultana, Fard, Maktoomi, Naptit Saif, Jabri, Kodary,
P110-02 Dabbas, Raziz and Shabebe) were analyzed and compared
IRON, ZINC AND PHYTIC ACID LEVELS OF IRU WKHLU IDWW\ DFLG SUR¿O 2LOV H[WUDFWHG IURP WKH VHHGV ZHUH
GRAIN AMARANTH COMMONLY USED IN KENYA FRPSDUHGLQWHUPVRIIDWW\DFLGSUR¿OHE\JDVFKURPDWRJUDSK\
Macharia-Mutie, Catherine W.1; Brouwer, Inge D2.; Mwangi, )DWFRQWHQWHGUDQJHGIURP7ZHQW\WKUHHIDWW\
Alice M.; Kok, Frans J. acids were found, and the unsaturated fatty acid oleic was the
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University, Wageningen, NLD; University of Nairobi, palmitic, stearic and linoleic were also found, average values
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widely accepted pseudo-cereal. Nutrient composition of the as potential by-products of the date industry this investigation
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REMHFWLYH RI WKLV VWXG\ ZDV WR HYDOXDWH WKH SUR[LPDWH DQG healthy edible oils, cosmetic and pharmaceuticals.
inorganic composition of grain amaranth commonly used in
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phytate analysis was done in duplicate. NUCLEIC ACID ANALYSIS IN HOT WATER
RESULTS: Protein content of the samples ranged between EXTRACT OF CHLORELLA VULGARIS USING HIGH
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had the highest amount of iron among all the samples. The RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Although many studies
molar ratios of phytate to minerals were above the critical values KDYH VKRZQ YDULRXV IXQFWLRQDO HIIHFWV RI KRW ZDWHU H[WUDFWV
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CONCLUSION: Whereas the number of samples analyzed in WKH ELRORJLFDO FRPSRVLWLRQ DQDO\VLV RI KRW ZDWHU H[WUDFW RI
the present study were relatively few, it is evident that grain Chlorella. In this study, nucleic acid with immune function is
amaranth has high iron content and its bioavailability can be analyzed mainly component by enzymatic hydrolysis and non-
H[SORUHGIXUWKHU7KRXJKWKHSK\WDWHLURQUDWLRVRIDPDUDQWKDUH enzymatic hydrolysis.
relatively low, this was mainly due to high iron values rather MATERIALS & METHODS: &9( ZDV H[WUDFWHG ZLWK
than low phytate level. KRW GLVWLOOHG ZDWHU  ZY   DW 0C for 1hour. CVE
was hydrolyzed by Enzyme RP-1G and then used for HPLC
analysis. Separation condition consisted of reversed-phase
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Province, THA RESULTS & FINDINGS: By enzymatic hydrolysis method,
nucleoside and nucleotide was separated in CVE: cytidine,
Malva nut fruit (Scaphium scaphigerum) has been cultivated in uridine, guanosine, adenosine, CMP, UMP, AMP, GDP, CDP,
the East of Thailand. The mucilage of the seeds was used to UDP, ADP, GDP. But, non-enzymatic hydrolysis was not almost
reduce the body weight, thus increased attention has been given separated. Results of quantitative analysis of total nucleosides
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seeds were separated into three fractions (seed coat, middle nucleic acid with immune function from CVE was established
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CHANGES IN THE TOTAL GLUCOSINOLATES NUTRITIVE VALUES OF FONIO AND FONIO
LEVELS OF KOREAN CHINESE CABBAGE DURING PRODUCTS
KIMCHI STORAGE Fanou, Nadia L.1; Hulshof, Paul J.2; Koreissi, Yara; Brouwer,
Jung, Jiin; Hong, Eunyoung; Kim, Meekyung; Kim, Gun-Hee Inge2
Duksung Women’s University, Seoul, KOR 1
University Abomey Calavi, Cotonou, BEN; 2Wageningen
University, Wageningen, NLD; Rural Institute of Economics,
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Kimchi is a traditional Bamako, MLI
pickled food using Korean Chinese cabbage (Brassica
campestris var. pekinensis) and also containing phytochemicals, )RQLR 'LJLWDULD H[LOLV  LV FXOWLYDWHG LQ D YDVW DUHD LQ :HVW
glucosinolates. This study was carried out to investigate the Africa and is known to be used as staple food harvested 2 to
changes in the total glucosinolates levels of Kimchi during PRQWKEHIRUHWKHPDLQFURSVPDWXUHSURYLGLQJQXWULHQWVLQ
different storage condition. the hungry season. Fonio is consumed after a long and strong
MATERIALS & METHODS: Kimchi was prepared according processing scheme which could affect iron and zinc content of
to the standard recipe of the Korean Rural Development fonio as the major part inside the grain is removed by cleaning,
Administration and storage at 200C and 40C . They were also decortications and washing. The objective of the research is to
analyzed chemical properties: pH, titratable acidity, soluble study the nutritional value of different fonio varieties and fonio
sugar, organic acid and salt content. For determination of products such as fonio paddy and mid wet fonio, especially
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titratable acidity levels in the midrib parts and leaves increased the INCO-FONIO project. Composite samples were made from
rapidly after initial storage time but the pH values decreased farmers varieties. Fonio paddy was cleaned, milled, washed
after initial storage time at both temperatures. The salt content and drained to get mid-wet fonio. Processed fonio was made
was higher in the leaves than midrib parts after storage time at according to standardized local procedures. Nutrient analysis
200C and 40C . Total glucosinolates levels were comparatively =Q)HSUR[LPDWHVDQGSK\WDWH ZDVSHUIRUPHGLQWKHSDGG\
higher in the midrib parts than leaves during storage at both and the mid-wet fonio. The new data from this study will be
temperatures. But total glucosinolates levels of both parts used to update the food composition database. Fe concentration
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Korean Chinese cabbage depended on the storage conditions. DQDYHUDJHYDOXHVRIPJJLQSDGG\DQGPJJ
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Bayanga, CAF of the fully processed fonio varieties is around 2mg per 100g
of dry matter which is very low. Molar ratio of phytate to Fe of
RATIONALE: Protected areas have a role to play in ensuring SDGG\DQGPLGZHWIRQLRLVUHVSHFWLYHO\IRUSDGG\DQG
environmental sustainability and helping at reducing hunger. for mid wet which is above the critical value indicating a poor
Access to natural resources such as bushmeat is limited in absorption of Fe. To achieve adequate Fe bioavailability, molar
protected areas. Yet, bushmeat is a source of food and thus, ratio of phytate to Fe should be ideally decreased to less than
of nutrient for peoples. To help reconciling nutritional and 0.4. Molar ratios of phytate to Zn of fonio paddy, mid wed fonio
conservation needs, it is essential to assess bushmeat intake and DUHUHVSHFWLYHO\IRUSDGG\DQGIRUPLGZHW)HDQG=Q
its contribution to nutritional requirements in protected areas. To molar ratios of phytate are lower than those reported in other
our knowledge, no study has investigated these aspects before. cereals such as sorghum and maize. Cleaning, decortications
OBJECTIVE: To assess bushmeat intake and its contribution and washing of fonio removes iron contamination from soils
to nutritional requirements among a population of a protected and other sources. Phytate content of fonio predict poor Fe and
area. Zn bioavailability and a negative impact of the micronutrient
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Four villages were selected status of individuals with fonio-based diets. Appropriate
to represent rural population. In each of the two major seasons, strategies such as food preparation methods could be suitable to
a 7-day nutrition survey was carried out using the weighing improve the bioavailability of Fe and Zn in fonio.
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of harvest was based on data collected during wildlife survey
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and of iron requirements. Harvest was sustainable for most Sook1
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CONCLUSION: Our results underline the need for a thorough Company, Suwon, KOR
assessment of bushmeat intake and its contribution to the
satisfaction of nutrient requirements within a protected area. From thousands years ago, wild plants have been used for the
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VITAMIN C CONTENT OF KIWI for indigenous populations. This study aims at targeting the most
Romero-Rodríguez, Mª Angeles; Vázquez-Odériz, Mª nourishing yam cultivars, accepted by the largest number of
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of relevant sensory properties. Preference tests were realized
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the cultivation system (conventional, organic and integrated) of a rural community. In parallel, a descriptive test was realized
kiwi on the content of vitamin C. with trained panellists. D.esculenta is characterized by higher
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DOMESTIC VEGETABLES IN COMPARISION WITH NGA
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School of Food and Biotechnology at the Mongolian University heavy metal composition of twenty standardized dishes
of Science and Technology, Ulaanbaatar, MGN commonly consumed in Nigeria. Twenty standardized dishes
more frequently consumed were cooked in triplicate and their
This study was conducted to determine the major nutritional major elements (Ca, Mg, Na, K, P), and trace elements (Se,
characteristics of domestic potato and carrot in comparison Mn, Pb, Cd) content were analyzed using atomic absorption
with those of imported potato and carrot and presented by food VSHFWURSKRWRPHWU\E\VWDQGDUGPHWKRGVRIWKH$2$&  
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of representative samples of rice is also presented. The results Arshad, Muhammad U.
clearly showed that macro and micronutrient content of rice University of Sargodha, Pakistan, PAK
was clearly different among cultivars providing opportunity to
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NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA, USA analyzing their functional properties were utilized to prepare
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SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF
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Kim, Myoung-sook; Chang, Min-Sun; Cho, Sun-Duk; Yun, NIGERIAN COMPOSITE DISHES
JeeHye; Hong, Eunyoung; Kim, Gun-Hee Oluseye, Onabanjo
Duksung Women’s University, Seoul, KOR University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Abeokuta, Ogun State,
NGA
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food source in Korea and it has been reported as a therapeutic Representative samples of Twenty Nigerian dishes were
food, useful in preventing various diseases. These functional analyzed for fat-soluble (A, D, E, and K) and water-soluble
characteristics are mainly due to their chemical composition &DQG%&RPSOH[HV YLWDPLQV7KHIRRGVDQDO\]HGLQFOXGHG
such as nucleic acids. We researched HPLC condition to be those based on cereals, starchy tubers and roots, legumes
developed and validated for simultaneous determination of and vegetables. The results have revealed the following
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sources of fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins. environmental and pedoclimatic factors. Moreover interesting
results on cell models have demonstrated that tomato bioactive
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composition table values. The purpose of this study was to Gasior, Agnieszka1; Skop, Agata1; Marcinkowski, Jerzy2
Rational and objectives: Food composition tables are the most 1
Jagiellonian University Medical College, Krakow, POL;
important tools for accurately estimation of daily nutrient intake 2
Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poznan, POL
in nutritional public health surveys. The estimate iron and zinc
intakes and their major food sources based on chemical analysis In recent years many trials to create common attitude towards
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diet were selected based on National Comprehensive Study on document that is presently being prepared. Government gives
Household Food Consumption Pattern and Nutritional Status, the only possibility of introducing GMO to the environment but
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the key foods. Samples were purchased in local stores in Tehran The skeptical attitude of Polish Government is in agreement
city and iron and zinc were measured by atomic absorption, ZLWK3ROLVKVRFLHW\RSLQLRQDERXWLW7KHH[DPLQDWLRQVRI3ROLVK
after wet ashing. Iron and zinc intakes were estimated based adult people showed negative attitude towards this kind of food.
on mean daily per capita intake of foods in Iranian households. 0RUHWKDQRISHRSOHGHFODUHGWKDWWKH\ZRXOGQHYHUEX\
RESULTS: The averages iron and zinc contents of major foods WKHVHSURGXFWV7KHUHZHUHPRVWO\ZRPHQSHRSOH\HDU
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respectively. Mean daily per capita intakes of iron and zinc FHUWL¿FDWHVKDYHWKHFKDQFHIRUVWURQJSRVLWLRQLQIRRGPDUNHW
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CONCLUSION: We can conclude that the effect of changes situation of global competition.
in the Iranian food composition data in assessing estimates of
iron intake, especially from breads as a major source of iron
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Nobili, Fabio; Maiani, Giuseppe EDFN WR  UHIXJHHV LQ 7KH REMHFWLYH RI WKLV VWXG\
National Insitute for Research on Food and Nutrition, Rome, was to assess the nutrition status of children and women in
ITA reproductive age.
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RI FKURQLF GLVHDVHV DQG VR IRU LWV EHQH¿FLDO HIIHFWV RQ KXPDQ hemoglobin level and individual food intake was measured.
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different crop management practices (organic vs. conventional) ZDV  VWXQWLQJ  DQG DQHPLD  ,Q QRQSUHJQDQW
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earlier studies have shown one cannot rule out that this is implementation of land reform and lack of support for emerging
a consequence of the reduced rations. One must ask if this and established farmers might in future impact negatively on
LV DQ H[DPSOH RI IRRG XVHG DV SUHVVXUH DJDLQVW D GHIHQVHOHVV agricultural production and food security. Follow-up research
population by UN organizations. should investigate the effect of land reform on rural livelihoods
and nutrition security, applying a rights-based approach.

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AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITY FOOD SECURITY: GAPS P112-04
IN SURVEILLANCE AND MONITORING FOOD POVERTY AND FOOD INSECURITY IN SUMBA
Gallegos, Danielle1; Hammond, Melinda2; Marshall, ISLAND, EAST NUSATENGGARA PROVINCE,
Elizabeth; Martin, Caroline2; Savage, Bernadette4; Skehan, INDONESIA
Rhonda; Sorbello, Christine Pangaribuan, Rosnani V.1; Rosalina, Tina2
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4XHHQVODQG+HDOWK%XQGDEHUJ$86 are almost inevitable the result of poverty. The objective of the
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vulnerability of the targeted population. Effectively addressing METHODS: A cross sectional in design in two districts in
food insecurity requires assessment at the local level. This East Nusa Tenggara province namely West and East Sumba
paper describes the gaps in monitoring and surveillance while GLVWULFWV ZKLFK FRYHUHG D WRWDO RI  YLOODJHV$VVHVVPHQW RI
undertaking community food security (CFS) assessments in food poverty line, food intake of mothers and children by using
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MATERIALS AND METHOD: CFS assessments were and nutritional status of mothers and children were done in this
undertaken by nutritionists in three local areas in southeast study.
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States CFS toolkit. This relies on analyzing a combination of SRRU JURXSV HLWKHU LQ WKH PRGHUDWHO\   RU VHYHUHO\ SRRU
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demographics, food availability and accessibility. VLJQL¿FDQWO\ORZHUEHWZHHQVHYHUHO\SRRUJURXSWRPRGHUDWHO\
RESULTS: Data from national and state sources were limited poor group and non-poor group. Ninety percent of households
IRUXVHZLWKLQWKHORFDOFRQWH[W*DSVLQFOXGHGKRXVHKROGIRRG in both districts were food insecure with hunger. The prevalence
security, food costs, food outlets, food production, land use and RI XQGHUZHLJKW PRWKHU ZDV  LQ (DVW 6XPED DQG 
KRXVHKROG IRRG H[SHQGLWXUH /RFDO GDWD FROOHFWLRQ RFFXUUHG in West Sumba. The prevalence of stunting and underweight
where feasible although this was challenging in some areas due cases among preschoolers was very high in both districts. Data
to systemic constraints. revealed the serious condition in that particular area.
CONCLUSION: Work remains to be done in developing
intersectoral collection and sharing of data to ensure effective
use of resources. Without the ability to comprehensively map P112-05
food security at the local level, there will be little evidence to MANAGEMENT OF FOOD INSECURITY AMONG
support policy and program development that can bring about ELDERLY IN URBAN POOR FAMILY IN THAILAND
change. Piaseu, Noppawan; Komindr, Surat
Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Bangkok, THA

P112-03 Food insecurity is recognized as an increasing problem


LAND REFORM IN SOUTH AFRICA: MOVING worldwide. In, food insecurity is prevalent and has been
TOWARDS THE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE FOOD FOR discussed as a public health concern in relation to social and
ALL? economic transitions. Until now data concerning food insecurity
Lemke, Stefanie1; Jansen van Rensburg, Fanie2; Heumann, in Thai elderly has been scarce. The body of knowledge on food
Nicole insecurity among Thai elderly particularly in urban population
1
University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, DEU; 2University of is still small.
Pretoria, Potchefstroom, ZAF; Justus-Liebig University The purpose of this qualitative study was to understand how
Giessen, Giessen, DEU elderly in urban poor family deal with food insecurity. In depth
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OBJECTIVES: Half of the South African population does \HDUVDQGRYHUZKROLYHGLQXUEDQSRRUIDPLO\LQ%DQJNRN
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structural inequality. We investigate the impact of land reform revealed that the elderly used self management including four
on farm workers’ livelihoods and their access to food. themes: managing food, managing health, managing work,
METHODS: 5HVHDUFKZDVFDUULHGRXWIURPWRRQ managing family life and payment. The results suggest a need
four commercial farms, Province, investigating the micro-, IRUZHOIDUHUHIRUPWRPHHWVXI¿FLHQWVRFLDODVVLVWDQFH
PHVRDQGPDFUROHYHO)DUPRZQHUVIDUPZRUNHUVH[SHUWVRQ
land reform and key informants were interviewed.
FINDINGS: Legislation aimed at shifting unequal power P112-06
relations on farms resulted in farm workers having even fewer FOOD INSECURITY AND FAMILY FOOD DECISION
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region and food prices steadily increased over the past years. 4XHUXELQ0LODJURV3
Due to a lack of alternative structures f arm owners represent the 8QLYHUVLW\RIWKH3KLOLSSLQHV4XH]RQ&LW\3+/
only social security for farm workers, besides family networks.
)DUPZRUNHUVYHU\VHOGRPEHQH¿WIURPODQGUHIRUPDQGUHPDLQ OBJECTIVE: The purpose of the study is to increase the
vulnerable and dependent, moving even further away from understanding of the role of food insecurity in family food
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decision-making. DQG7HPXDQ  7KHPHDQDJHVRIUHVSRQGHQWVZHUH“
METHODS: 7KURXJK HWKQRJUDSKLF LQWHUYLHZV  XUEDQ  \HDUV:HLJKW KHLJKW ZDLVW FLUFXPIHUHQFH DQG VNLQIROG
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food insecurity. Selection parameters included families with UHVSRQGHQWV ZHUH QRUPDO  XQGHUZHLJKW  ZHUH
irregular source of income and having dependent children. overweight or obese. More females were overweight and obese
RESULTS: There are two types of food management strategies   DV FRPSDUHG WR PHQ   $ERXW  PDOHV
RIIRRGLQVHFXUHIDPLOLHV±DQWLFLSDWRU\VWUDWHJLHVLQSUHSDUDWLRQ •FP  DQG  •FP  RI IHPDOHV UHYHDOHG DEGRPLQDO
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food crisis. Anticipatory strategies such as accumulation of  DQG • RIPHQDQGZRPHQZHUHDWULVNIRU
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generating capacity rather than avoid hunger. Coping actions ZLWK  V\DWROLF •PP+J  RI WKHP KDG KLJK EORRG
include dietary changes, rationing strategies, altering family pressure.
composition, and disposal of assets through mortgage or sale. CONCLUSION: This research indicated that indigenous
CONCLUSION: Families do not respond arbitrarily to food people are at risk of non-communicable diseases. Thus,
LQVHFXULW\EXWKDYHGHYHORSHGVWUDWHJLHVWRFRSHZLWKÀXFWXDWLRQV multivariate analysis will be carried out to determine the
of food supply. Families cope differently depending on their relationship between nutritional status and dietary diversity.
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P112-09
P112-07 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF FOOD
DOES MIGRATION IMPACT ON BREASTFEEDING SECURITY MEASURE IN SOUTH KOREA
BELIEFS AND PRACTICES AMONGST AFRICAN Kim, Mi Kyung; Kim, Kirang
WOMEN IN AUSTRALIA Hanyang University, Seoul, KOR
McKenzie-Lewis, Fiona1; Trent, Kelly1; Streiner, Samantha2;
Payne, Jan E.2; Gallegos, Danielle2 OBJECTIVE: 7KLV VWXG\ DLPV WR GHYHORS DQ LQGH[ RI IRRG
1
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METHODS: 7KHLQGH[RIIRRGVHFXULW\ZDVGHYHORSHGEDVHG
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Cultural beliefs and on the US Household Food Security Survey Module (US-HFSS).
SUDFWLFHVDUHNQRZQWRLQÀXHQFHDPRWKHU¶VGHFLVLRQUHJDUGLQJ After the US-HFSS was translated and back-translated, it was
breastfeeding. Few studies however, have investigated the HYDOXDWHG DQG PRGL¿HG E\ D IRFXV LQWHUYLHZ IRU H[SHUWV7KH
impact of migration of current African diasporas on infant developed the Korean Household Food Security Survey Module
IHHGLQJ 7KLV SDSHU H[SORUHV WKH IDFWRUV WKDW LQÀXHQFH WKH (K-HFSS) was tested by cognitive interviews and a pretest test
breastfeeding decisions and practices of these African women. for general community population to assess its application for
MATERIALS & METHODS: Semi-structured interviews Korean population. For the reliability and validity of K-HFSS,
and focus groups were undertaken with thirty-nine Sudanese, WKHVXUYH\ZDVFRQGXFWHGZLWKUHVLGHQWVLQUXUDOFRPPXQLW\
Congolese, Burundian, Ethiopian, Sierra Leonean and Liberian and 212 residents in urban community. The reliability was
women living in Brisbane, Australia. Breastfeeding beliefs, assessed by Crohnbach’s alpha and the validity was evaluated
practices and perceived differences in Africa and Australia by content validity, construct validity, and criterion-related
ZHUHH[SORUHG7KHTXDOLWDWLYHGDWDFROOHFWHGZHUHDQDO\]HGIRU validity.
convergent themes. RESULTS: The questionnaire items of K-HFSS were
RESULTS & FINDINGS: All women reported initiating SDUWO\ PRGL¿HG DFFRXQWLQJ IRU .RUHDQ VRFLDO DQG FXOWXUH
breastfeeding, although duration ranged from two to 24 background and adapted by general community population.
months. Women tended to report less favorable breastfeeding The reliability was relatively high, showing Cronbach’s alpha
beliefs, practices and support upon migration to Australia. FRHI¿FLHQWV UDQJHG IURP  IRU UXUDO UHVLGHQWV  WR  IRU
Acculturation was a global theme throughout the study with urban residents). The content and construct validity were all
¿YH FHQWUDO WKHPHV LGHQWL¿HG DV LPSDFWLQJ RQ EUHDVWIHHGLQJ acceptable. The result of criterion-related validity showed that
SUDFWLFHV  FXOWXUDOEHOLHIV  FXOWXUDOSUDFWLFHV  VWLJPD IRRGVHFXULW\VWDWXVZDVVLJQL¿FDQWO\UHODWHGWRWKHKRXVHKROG
DQGVKDPHDERXWEUHDVWIHHGLQJLQSXEOLF  ¿QDQFLDOFDSDFLW\ income level.
DQG  EUHDVWIHHGLQJVXSSRUW CONCLUSIONS: The K-HFSS was a reliable and valid
CONCLUSION: 'HYHORSPHQWRIFXOWXUDOO\VSHFL¿FVWUDWHJLHV instrument to assess food security status in Korean population.
and appropriate public policy for constructing cultural norms
supporting breastfeeding in Australia is needed to safeguard
the right of migrant populations to continue health promoting P112-10
breastfeeding practices. MOTHERS’ RIGHT TO FOOD AND BREASTFEEDING
CHALLENGES: CASE OF RURAL KENYA
Muthoka, Stellamaris K
P112-08 Egerton University, Njoro, KEN
NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
(ORANG ASLI) IN KRAU WILDLIFE RESERVE, %$&.*5281' 2%-(&7,9(6 %UHDVW PLON LV ¿UVW FKLOG
PAHANG, MALAYSIA food and breastfeeding child’s right. Mothers are the primary
Karppaya, Haemamalar1; Mohd Shariff, Zalilah2 GXW\EHDUHUVWRWKHLULQIDQWV([FOXVLYHEUHDVWIHHGLQJSUDFWLFHLQ
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Universiti Putra Malaysia, Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor, Kenya and other parts of the world still remains at sub optimal
MYS; 2Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Selangor, MYS levels. The study investigated how mother’s realization of right
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OBJECTIVE: This was a cross-sectional study on the
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METHOD: Two hundred households were purposively systematic sampling used to select households. Data collected
VHOHFWHGFRPSURPLVHPHQDQGZRPHQ-DKXW   using semi-structure household and rights questionnaires and
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RESULTS: 0RWKHU¶V ULJKW WR IRRG LQÀXHQFHG E\ PDULWDO of the right to food and its content. There is need to promote
status, livelihood source, access to resources and cultural civic education and human rights based approach to food and
IRRG SUDFWLFHV  ZHUH IRRG LQVHFXUH )DUPLQJ PRWKHUV nutrition planning.
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food distribution, owning property and not relying on male
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EUHDVWIHHGLQJXSWRVL[PRQWKVDULJKW PERCEPTION OF RIGHT TO ADEQUATE FOOD
CONCLUSIONS: Meeting maternal rights to food, work, AMONG RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN KENYA
health and education are crucial in effective breastfeeding and Muthoka, Stellamaris K.
maternal Egerton University, Njoro, KEN

RATIONALE/OBJECTIVE: Increased poverty, malnutrition


P112-12 and hunger depict violation of human rights and denial of basic
FOOD INSECURITY IN FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN entitlements. Recent studies on rights to food focused on the
BELONG 5 YEARS. BRASILIA, FEDERAL DISTRICT, FRQWH[WRIQDWLRQDOIRRGVHFXULW\6WXG\LQYHVWLJDWHGSHUFHSWLRQ
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Gubert, Muriel B. bearers and claimants of right to food at household level.
Catholic University of Brasilia, Taguatinga - DF, BRA METHOD: A cross-sectional survey was conducted among
249 rural households. Multi-stage, proportionate and systematic
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The impact of food random sampling used to select households. Data collected
insecurity on families with children is an important research using structured household questionnaire, Leikert rating scale
issue. However, at this point research is only beginning to and focus group discussions.
evaluate community-level determinants of food insecurity: RESULTS: Both study groups had fair knowledge on human
The objective of this study was to identify the prevalence of ULJKWV DQG SHUFHSWLRQ RI ULJKW WR IRRG 7KHUH ZHUH VLJQL¿FDQW
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its association with the social, demographic and economic IRRG3HUFHSWLRQRIULJKWWRIRRGZDVLQÀXHQFHGE\UHVSRQGHQW
SUR¿OHRIWKHVHIDPLOLHV characteristics and realization of other rights. The State and
MATERIALS & METHODS: A cross-sectional study Men perceived to be main duty bearers.
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Immunization Day, at Federal District, Brazil. A questionnaire culture and realization of other rights.
was used to assess the socio-demographic characteristics
together with the Brazilian Food Insecurity Scale. The
prevalence were calculated and the association between the P112-15
VWXGLHGYDULDEOHVZDVYHUL¿HGE\WKHFKLVTXDUHWHVW HOMELESS CHILDREN OF DELHI, INDIA-DON’T
RESULTS & FINDINGS: The prevalence of food insecurity THEY HAVE A CLAIM TO FOOD AND NUTRITION
ZDVIRUVHYHUHIRUPRGHUDWHDQGIRUPLOG)RRG SECURITY?
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food insecurity was worse when the supporters of the families Delhi University, New Delhi, IND
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to buy food was the main reason reported for the food insecurity RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Every child has a right
status. to food and nutrition security including homeless children. The
CONCLUSION: The prevalence of food insecurity was high. aim of this study was to assess their food and nutrition security
The methodology used proved to be an important assessment in India for recommendation of suitable policy decisions.
tool of food security status and useful to monitor public policies MATERIALS AND METHODS: A cross-sectional study
and social programs of the Federal Government. was undertaken among 1000 runaway and homeless children
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P112-13 interviews. Vitamin A status by dark adaptometry, hemoglobin
THE RIGHT TO FOOD IN VULNERABILITY: ROLES by cyanmethemoglobin method, diet-related information by 24-
AND CAPACITY OF UGANDA’S STATE ACTORS hour recall method was assessed.
Arne, Oshaug1; Kikafunda, Joyce K.2, Rukundo, Peter M. ; RESULTS AND FINDINGS: *LUOVROGHU FKLOGUHQ KDG PRUH
Arne, Oshaug GLI¿FXOW\WKDQER\V\RXQJHUFKLOGUHQIRUDFFHVVLQJIRRG(QHUJ\
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Kyambogo University, Kampala, UGA; 2Makerere University, and protein intake could not be met by any of the subjects.
Kampala, Uganda, UGA; Akershus University College, 6WXQWLQJ   XQGHUZHLJKW   DQHPLD DQG YLWDPLQ$
Lillestrøm, Norway, UGA GH¿FLHQF\ZHUHVHHQDPRQJWKHVXEMHFWV
CONCLUSION: The meal delivery programs targeting school
RATIONALE: The right to food recognized under international FKLOGUHQVKRXOGEHH[SDQGHGWRLQFOXGHKRPHOHVVFKLOGUHQDOVR
law provides a foundation for freedom from hunger. This study
assessed roles and capacity of State actors in realizing the right
to adequate food.
METHODS: Purposive sampling and structured interviews P112-16
applied to duty bearers selected from 11 Ugandan districts, FOOD AVAILABILITY, CONSUMPTION,
while focus group discussions were held with rights holders HUNGER AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF POOR
LGHQWL¿HGXVLQJNH\LQIRUPDQWV5HOHYDQWSROLFLHVEXGJHWVDQG HOUSEHOLDS DURING FOOD SHORTAGE
legislation were reviewed. Catur Adi, Annis
RESULTS: 2QO\  GXW\ EHDUHUV KDG NQRZOHGJH RI WKH Airlangga University, Surabaya, East Java, IDN
GH¿QLWLRQ RI WKH KXPDQ ULJKW WR IRRG *&   DQG WKH 5LJKW
to Food Guidelines; documents elaborating this right. Although Malnutrition becomes a serious problem in Indonesia after
WKLV ULJKW LV H[SUHVVO\ UHFRJQL]HG LQ WKH 8JDQGD )RRG DQG economic crisis and disasters which reduce food production in
Nutrition Policy, supportive legislation are lacking while community level and food availability in household level. The
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capacity. hunger status, and nutritional status of vulnerable groups in
CONCLUSION: $OWKRXJK 8JDQGD UDWL¿HG LQWHUQDWLRQDO poor households during food shortage. This observational
agreements pledging to end hunger, legislation and budget DQDO\WLF UHVHDUFK ZDV GRQH LQ .HGLUL (DVW-DYD LQYROYLQJ 
investments are inadequate partly due to limited awareness
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poor households. HQHUJ\EXW6)$LQWDNHZDV &, IRRG
+RXVHKROGIRRGH[SHQGLWXUHZDVPRUHWKDQRIWKHLQFRPH energy, which was also higher than the recommended level of
The availability of staple food (tuber and maize) was still enough, IRRGHQHUJ\'HVSLWHFOHDUVRFLRHFRQRPLFJUDGLHQWVLQWKH
yet rice and animal source protein was decreased. Carbohydrate consumption of many ‘healthy’ and ‘unhealthy’ foods, socio-
source food in rural poor households more varied compared HFRQRPLFGLIIHUHQFHLQ10(6DVIRRGHQHUJ\ZHUHOLPLWHG
to the urban. The main protein source food was soybean and and there were no socio-economic differences in the intake of
egg, and main fat source was coconut. Food frequency was WRWDOIDWRU6)$DVIRRGHQHUJ\&DOFXODWLRQVRIWKHLPSDFW
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VHYHUHGH¿FLHQW KXQJHU DQGPLOG3(0SUHYDOHQFHRIFKLOGUHQ not restore the intake of NMES or SFA to recommended levels:
XQGHU¿YHZDVLQFUHDVH further changes in intake of other foods will also be needed.
Market intervention and local food supplementary was
essentials in the peak of food shortage
P113-03
A COMPARISON OF NUTRIENT DENSITY SCORES
3 1XWULWLRQDO %HQH¿W5LVN $VVHVVPHQW RI )RRGV  DQG FOR DARK GREEN VEGETABLES: A CALL FOR
Food Consumption Patterns I INTER- AND INTRA-GROUP VARIETY WHEN
RECOMMENDING VEGETABLE INTAKE
Zanovec, Michael1; O’Neil, Carol1; Nicklas, Theresa2
P113-01 1
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA;
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THE PREVALENCE OF HEAVY DRINKING AMONG %D\ORU&ROOHJHRI0HGLFLQH+RXVWRQ7;86$
ADULTS IN CHINA
Ma, Guansheng1; Du, Songming1; Hao, Linan1; Li, Yanping1; RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: The objective of this
+X;LDRTL1; <DQJ;LDRJXDQJ1; Kong Lingzhi2 study was to compare inter- and intra-group nutrient density
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National Institute for Nutrition and Food Safety, Chinese (ND) scores of dark green vegetables based on type and
Center for Disease Control and Prvention, Bejing, CHN; 2The preparation.
Ministry of Health, Beijing, CHN MATERIALS AND METHODS: ND scores of bok choy,
broccoli, dark green leafy lettuce, spinach, watercress, and
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: To investigate the prevalence three types of greens (collard, kale, and mustard) were
of heavy drinking among adults in China, and provide basis for FDOFXODWHG XVLQJ  PHWKRGV 1XWULHQW SUR¿OHV J RI IRRG
the development of intervention strategy. were calculated for each vegetable for different preparations.
MATERIAL AND METHODS:'DWDRIVXEMHFWVDJHG Nutrient analyses were from the Nutrition Data System. ND
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Health Survey were used to estimate the prevalence of heavy &DORULH IRU QXWULHQW   5DWLR RI 5HFRPPHQGHG WR 5HVWULFWHG
drinking. nutrient, 4) Fulgoni nutrient for calorie, and two ad hoc nutrient
RESULTS: The overall heavy drinking rate of adults in China IRUFDORULH   PHWKRGV
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CONCLUSION: Heavy drinking is common among alcohol  DQG  DQG D ORZHU 1' VFRUH ZLWK WKH RWKHU PHWKRGV ZKHQ
consumers in China, especially young and middle-aged adults cooked from fresh.
in rural areas. Health education program should be developed CONCLUSION:  5HVXOWV LOOXVWUDWH WKH FRPSOH[LW\ RI
and conducted. calculating ND scores and highlight the need to consider inter-
and intra-group differences when recommending vegetable
intake.
P113-02
SUGAR AND FAT INTAKE IN CHILDREN IN
SCOTLAND: WHAT IS NEEDED TO REACH THE P113-04
DIETARY TARGETS? DUTCH NATIONAL FOOD CONSUMPTION SURVEY-
McNeill, Geraldine1; Macdiarmid, Jennie I.2; Craig, Leone C.1; YOUNG CHILDREN 2005/2006
Masson, Lindsey F.1 Van Rossum, Caroline T.; De Boer, Evelien J.; Ocke, Marga C.
1
University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, GBR; 2Rowett Institute of RIVM, Bilthoven, NLD
Nutrition and Health, Aberdeen, GBR
OBJECTIVE: Which proportion of Dutch young children
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(SFA) met current recommendations for health. Dietary consecutive days using pre-structured diaries were obtained for
intake of NMES, total fat and SFA was estimated using a food FKLOGUHQ \UV 7UDLQHGGLHWLFLDQVHQWHUHGWKHGDWDLQWR
frequency questionnaire which showed good agreement with EPIC-Soft software. Habitual dietary intake was assessed using
4-day diet diaries for the same nutrients in a sub-sample of the statistical modeling.
study population. Socio-economic status was assessed using RESULTS: About one in 10 children met the recommended
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location and population census data. The mean intake of NMES IRU IUXLW )XUWKHUPRUH RQO\  RI WKH FKLOGUHQ PHW WKH
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diets of Dutch young children were adequate in most vitamins the erosive potential of tamarind juice containing fermented
and minerals. However, the intake of vitamin D and folate was shrimp paste.
low. MATERIALS & METHODS: Four groups of tooth enamel
CONCLUSION: Policy measures need to focus on achieving VSHFLPHQV ZHUH H[SRVHG LQ WDPDULQG MXLFH RU WDPDULQG MXLFH
RSWLPDOERG\ZHLJKWLQFUHDVLQJLQWDNHVRIYHJHWDEOHVIUXLW¿VK FRQWDLQLQJ WKUHH YDULHG VKULPS SDVWHV IRU  PLQXWHV SHU GD\
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of young children. VXUIDFHKDUGQHVVFKDQJH RI60+& ZHUHLQYHVWLJDWHGXVLQJ
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THE DUTCH DIETARY MONITORING SYSTEM reduce the erosive potential of tamarind juice. The higher
Van Rossum, Caroline T.; De Boer, Evelien J.; Ocke, Marga C. FRQWHQW RI VKULPS SDVWH LQ WDPDULQG MXLFH FDQ VLJQL¿FDQWO\
RIVM, Bilthoven, NLD reduce the enamel loss, more than a smaller content of shrimp
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For effective formulation and evaluation of health and food VLJQL¿FDQWO\GLIIHUHQWGXULQJWKHH[SHULPHQWDOSHULRG
safety policy, data are required on the food consumption and CONCLUSION: Addition of shrimp paste in tamarind juice
nutritional status of the Dutch population. The Dutch dietary can reduce the erosive potential of tamarind juice on enamel.
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changing policy needs such as more food safety issues, and to
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as well as developments in dietary assessment methods. DIETARY PATTERNS ARE PREDICTORS OF
7KH FXUUHQW 'XWFK GLHWDU\ PRQLWRULQJ V\VWHP FRQVLVWV RI ¿YH PROBLEM BEHAVIORS IN CHIDREN
modules. The core of the system comprises a (semi-) continuous Oh, Se-Young1; Kwon, Sung OK1; Kwon, Hojang2
collection of data pertaining to the general population aged 1
Kyung Hee Univesity, Seoul, KOR; 2Dankook Univ.,
IURPWR\HDUV  7KHGLHWDU\DVVHVVPHQWPHWKRGFRQVLVWV Chungnam, KOR
of two non-consecutive 24-h dietary recalls in combination
with a self-administered questionnaire among subjects recruited Prevailing dietary patterns and their association with behavioral
from consumer panels. Separate surveys are advised for the outcomes are poorly understood for children in Korea. This
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as children, ethnic groups, pregnant and lactating women) (2) associations with problem behaviors in children. As part of
RU VSHFL¿F IRRGV WKDW DUH FRQVXPHG E\ UHODWLYHO\ IHZ SHRSOH the CHEER (Children’s Health and Environmental Research),
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follow-up studies on nutritional status (4) or on determinants of IRRGIUHTXHQF\TXHVWLRQQDLUHIURPZKLFKIRRGJURXSVZHUH
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such as Vegetables, Meat & Fish, Fruit & Dairy, Flour & Fast
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DIETARY HABITS AND ORAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN Disorder (ADHD) rating scale was used to assess problem
Akyuz, Serap; Kuru, Leyla; Dogan, Burcu N. behaviors. Dietary patterns of the Flour & Fast food and
Marmara University, Istanbul, TUR Sweet showed positive relationships with both AD and HD
measures in multivariate logistic regressions. T he Vegetable
OBJECTIVES: Dental caries is one of the most common SDWWHUQ ZDV QHJDWLYHO\ DVVRFLDWHG ZLWK $' 7KHVH ¿QGLQJV
disease in children. The aim of this study was to assess dietary suggest that major dietary patterns are predictors of problem
habits and dental and periodontal status of children. behaviors in school-aged children. (Supported by the Ministry
MATERIALS AND METHODS:$WRWDORIFKLOGUHQ  of Environment, ROK)
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WHO guidelines. Demographic data, nutrition and brushing
habits were collected via a questionnaire. Caries prevalence P113-09
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DQG SHUPDQHQW WHHWK '0)7  DQG SODTXH LQGH[ 3,  ZHUH OF TRIBAL WOMEN OF NAUGARH BLOCK
GHWHUPLQHG%RG\PDVVLQGH[ %0, ZDVDOVRFDOFXODWHG CHANDAULI DISTRICT U P INDIA
RESULTS: The ratio of children having 2 snacks in-between- Singh, Namita
PHDOZDVIRXQGWREH:KLOHRIFKLOGUHQFRQVXPHG Central Agricultural University, Tura,Meghalaya, IND
VXJDUVZHHWHQHGEHYHUDJHVRQFHDGD\RQO\RIFKLOGUHQ
presented no consumption. Children brushing their teeth 1, 2, RATIONALE: In, Dietary habits, dietary pattern and dietary
DQGWLPHVGD\ZHUHDQGUHVSHFWLYHO\ intakes of tribal women are far from satisfactory.
0HDQQXPEHURIGIWZDV“'0)7“3,“ Objectives-
BMI was found to be within normal limits. 1. To know prevalent dietary habits and dietary pattern of
&21&/86ø21 Regarding high prevalence of caries in the tribal females.
FKLOGUHQKHDOWKHGXFDWLRQVKRXOGSRLQWRXWWRWKHVLJQL¿FDQFH 2. To assess dietary intakes of study subjects in terms of
of proper nutrition and regular oral hygiene. quantity and quality.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: This was the cross sectional
study. Sample size of the study was 402 females. The tool for
P113-07 this study was a pre-designed and pre-tested interview schedule.
PROTECTION AGAINST DENTAL EROSION Dietary intake was assessed by 24-hour recall method.
AFFORDED BY FERMENTED SHRIMP PASTE IN RESULTS: The dietary pattern of the study subjects was
ACIDIC FOOD cereals, roots and tuber based. Consumption of other food items
Chuenarrom, Chanya; Benjakul, Pojjanut YL]*/9IUXLWPLON PLONSURGXFWDQGÀHVKLWHPVZDVDOPRVW
Prince of Songkla University, Songkhla, THA QHJOLJLEOH RI
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RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Fermented shrimp paste is women per day. Daily intake of all other nutrients was much
very important for sauces and dishes throughout Southeast Asia; lower than corresponding estimated mean RDA.
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CONCLUSION: It was evident from the study that the dietary decrease HIV transmission risk for their infants.
habits, dietary pattern and dietary intakes of tribal women were
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APPLICATION OF THE FOOD MULTIMIX
P113-10 CONCEPT IN NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT FOR HIV/
DIETARY EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF AIDS PATIENTS’ NEW STRATEGIES IN HIV/AIDS
CHINESE ADULTS AND NURSING INFANTS MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
TO TETRABROMOBISPHENOL-A AND Zotor, Francis B.; Amuna, Paul
HEXABROMOCYCLODODECANES: OCCURRENCE University of Greenwich, Chatham, GBR
MEASUREMENTS IN FOODS AND HUMAN MILK
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Zhao, Yunfeng2 and wasting syndromes aims at replenishing energy and nutrient
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between provinces in BFR levels, was lower than similar study
in Europe. P114-03
DIETARY INTAKE AND NUTRITON STATUS IN
PLWHA; CASE STUDY AT THAI RED CROSS
P114: Nutrition & HIV/AIDS III ANONYMOUS CLINIC
Chanawangsa, Thitiporn; Pachotikarn, Chanida; Phanuphak,
Nittaya; Taechangam, Sunard;
P114-01 Institute Of Nutrition, Mahidol University, THA
EARLY BREASTFEEDING PATTERNS IN A HIV-
AFFECTED COMMUNITY OF GHANA: THE RIING 3HRSOHOLYLQJZLWK+,9$,'6 3/:+$ XVXDOO\FRQIURQWZLWK
STUDY the nutrition problems. The objective was to determine dietary
Marquis, Grace S.1; Lartey, Anna2; Brakohiapa, Lucy2; Perez- intake and nutritional parameters in PLWHA at Thai Red Cross
Escamilla, Rafael; Mazur, Robert E.4 $QRQ\PRXV &OLQLF EHWZHHQ -DQXDU\±)HEUXDU\  7KLV
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Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA; 4Iowa State University, Ames, Anthropometric measurements, immunological parameters,
IA, USA EORRGSUHVVXUHDQGGLHWDU\LQWDNHGDWDXVLQJGD\IRRGUHFRUGV
were collected. Nutritional status was assessed by nutritional
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: ([FOXVLYH EUHDVWIHHGLQJ risk for PLWHA developed by Department of Health: Ministry
(EBF) is key to improving infant health and reducing the risk of of Public Health, Thailand.
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practices and other determinants of child health in a HIV- NFDOGD\ RU  7KDL '5, (QHUJ\ GLVWULEXWLRQV   RI
affected Ghanaian district. FDUERK\GUDWHSURWHLQIDWZHUHDQG
MATERIALS & METHODS: $ FRKRUW VWXG\ RI  +,9    UHVSHFWLYHO\ 7KH DYHUDJHV &' ZHUH  
infected and 177 HIV-uninfected mothers and infants were FHOOPP:HLJKWDQG%0,ZHUHNJDQG
visited twice-weekly 0 to 12 mo to document feeding behaviors NJP1XWULWLRQDOVWDWXVUHYHDOHGWKDWWKHQXPEHUV
and health outcomes. Dietary intakes, including breast milk, RI 3/:+$ ZHUH LQ ORZ    PLOG    DQG
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to HIV-uninfected mothers were more likely to not EBF early in However the study found no correlation between sodium intake
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between infants of HIV infected and uninfected mothers. In conclusion, dietary intake of PLWHA was acceptable.
CONCLUSION: Breastfeeding is dynamic. Additional However malnutrition risk was observed.
counseling is needed for HIV-infected mothers to EBF and
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A MODULE OF HIV NUTRITION TRAINING AND ASSESSING HIV LIPODYSTROPHY SYNDROME: A
EDUCATION FOR PLHIV IN THAILAND COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS TO AN
Chaturawit C.1, Jantarapakde J.1, Pengnonyang S.1, Pima OBJECTIVE CASE DEFINITION
W.1, Teeratakulpisarm S. 1, Pachotikarn C. 2. Pachotikarn Van Wyk, Elmarie C.1; Wenhold, Friedewald2
C.2, Taechangam S2., Phanuphak N.1, Ungaro P., Phanupak 1
NHS, London, GBR; 2University Of Pretoria, Pretoria, ZAF
P.1; The Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Centre1, Institute of
Nutrition, Mahidol University2, Italian Red Cross, THA RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: The assessment of HIV
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RATIONALE: Nutrition knowledge and skills are crucial for incidence and prevalence among clinics in South Africa. The
PLHIV at all disease stages. Effective and practical ways to REMHFWLYHVZHUHWR¿UVWO\DVVHVVWKHDJUHHPHQWEHWZHHQPHWKRGV
encourage PLHIV to integrate nutrition interventions into their URXWLQHO\ XVHG LQ WKH FOLQLFDO VHWXS WR D FDVH GH¿QLWLRQ XVLQJ
routine life are needed. diagnostic testing and secondly to develop and cross-validate a
PROJECT: HIV Nutrition Training and Educations for PLHIV FODVVL¿FDWLRQLQVWUXPHQWIRU+,9/'6
adults were held by middle-sized hospitals in the Northern, MATERIALS & METHODS: 1421 HIV positive adult
Eastern, and Central parts of Thailand. The training module SDWLHQWV  IHPDOH  HQUROOHG RQ +$$57 ZHUH SXUSRVHIXO
included interactive didactic sessions and nutrition game sampled to divide them into a case- and control group according
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the purposes to empower participants in identifying nutrition RESULTS & FINDINGS: The diagnostic properties
problems and responding effectively to the issues. Each camp VHQVLWLYLW\ VSHFL¿FLW\  RI WKH WHVW PHWKRGV ZHUH DV IROORZV
was tailored to provide core HIV nutrition knowledge and skills 1&(3    VXEMHFWLYH VHOIUHSRUWLQJ   
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improvement in HIV nutrition knowledge after the camps KDGDVHQVLWLYLW\VSHFL¿FLW\$8&
3   0RVW   LQGLFDWHG WKDW WKH ³1XWULWLRQ *DPH CONCLUSION: In a resource limited setting the NCEP appears
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the ability to apply knowledge gained into their lives. LDS. The new instrument showed even better diagnostic
CONCLUSION: The family-style HIV nutrition camp with the properties. This might lead to accurate, consistent detection of
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fun nutrition training and education module for HIV-affected
families in Thailand and may well be applicable to other Asian
countries. Factors for the success included great involvement of P114-07
ORFDOSHRSOHLQWKHSODQQLQJH[FHOOHQWWHDPZRUNDQGWDLORUHG FOOD SECURITY, POVERTY, AND PROSTITUTION
nutrition messages for each region. DRIVE THE HIV EPIDEMIC: A CASE STUDY FROM
RURAL KISUMU KENYA
Wafula, Gertrude A.
P114-05 Manchester University, Manchester, GBR
HIV/AIDS AND CULTURE: A GHANAIAN CASE
STUDY BACKGROUND: ,Q66$IRFXVKDVEHHQRQVH[XDOEHKDYLRU
Ashong, Joseph O.1; Aikin, Samuel A.2; E, Kunfaa Y.2 as the main driving factor of HIV transmission in Africa
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University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, GHA DQG VRFLRHFRQRPLF VWDWXV UHPDLQV XQH[SODLQHG LQ PDQ\
communities affected by the epidemic. The effects of poverty
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: ³',32´LVDSXEHUW\ULWH in urban areas are a mirror image of what happens to rural
SHUIRUPHGIRUIHPDOHVDYHUDJHO\\UVDQGDERYHLQWKH<LOR communities yet very few studies have communicated the
Krobo (Somanya) District of the Eastern Region of Ghana. The reality and rural perception of the epidemic. This paper is aimed
goal is to keep the virginity of the females intact till they are of at identifying factors driving the HIV epidemic and identifying
age and ready for marriage. strategies for intervention with a focus on the Luo community
OBJECTIVE: 7R LQYHVWLJDWH WKH UROH RI FXOWXUH LQ WKH ¿JKW of Kisumu rural Kenya.
DJDLQVWWKH+,9$,'6PHQDFHLQ*KDQDZLWK',32DVDFDVH METHODOLOGY: A triangulated methodological approach
study. was applied. Both survey questionnaires and in-depth interviews
METHODS: Key informant interviews, and questionnaires ZHUHFRQGXFWHGLQDQG0HQDQGZRPHQDJHG
were used for the data collection. years, from three locations: Kisian, Nyahera and Chulaimbo
RESULTS AND FINDINGS: ,QWRWDONH\LQIRUPDQWVDQG LQ UXUDO .LVXPX .HQ\D  SDUWLFLSDWHG LQ WKH VXUYH\ DQG
FRUUHVSRQGHQWVZHUHLQWHUYLHZHG³',32´LVQRZSHUIRUPHGDW LQGHSWKLQWHUYLHZV 7KHWKHRUHWLFDOIUDPHZRUNDQG6366
DYHU\HDUO\DJHRIIHPDOHVLQWHUYLHZHGZHQWWKURXJKWKH package were adapted in the analysis of this data. The results
rite when they were below 14 years of age. Most females in the presented in this paper are from the in-depth interviews.
GLVWULFWVWDUWVH[XDOLQWHUFRXUVHYHU\HDUO\DVWKH\JRWKURXJKWKH RESULTS: Economic, socio-cultural and structural factors
puberty rite at very early ages. This makes then more vulnerable were reported to drive the epidemic. Food insecurity and
to the HIV infection and more importantly at their youthful age. SRYHUW\ ZDV WKH PDLQ LGHQWL¿HG IRUFH EHKLQG WKH HSLGHPLF
CONCLUSION: There is the need to go back to the key It was reported to fuel behavioral factors like alcoholism and
principles of the DIPO puberty rite especially the age at which SURVWLWXWLRQZKLFKZDVDOVRRQWKHULVH  DPRQJZLGRZV
it is performed for women. Young women, orphans and young men who were targeted by
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for provision of basic needs such as food, clothing and income.
Food security reduced risk assessment and given more priority
than HIV, affected many families and made women and orphans
very vulnerable to HIV infection. Orphans who live in poverty
were reported to be a further potential risk. Education, increase
in awareness, social care support scheme for widows and
orphans, and tackling food insecurity, were proposed immediate
interventions by participants.
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medication. For a community that depends on agriculture,  DQG  ȝ0 S  &DSULF DFLG DOVR VOLJKWO\ LQKLELWHG
HIV has not only reduced food productivity but also had WKH SHUR[LGDVH DFWLYLW\ RI WKH SXUL¿HG &2; HQ]\PH ,Q
increased vulnerability. Poverty was associated with increase conclusion, the present study suggests that capric acid decreases
in prostitution and the emergency of the practice in the rural PGE2 production by the inhibition of enzymatic conversion and
environment clearly indicates how behavior and life has E\WKHUHGXFWLRQRIVXEVWUDWHDYDLODELOLW\IRU&2;
changed over the years. In rural setting, it has been linked to
widowhood, unemployment, poverty, lack of food and high
numbers of orphans. An integral approach to intervention is P115-02
important and tackling poverty will have positive impact on INFLAMMATORY MEDIATORS AND IMMUNE
reducing HIV prevalence in rural areas. Community perceived RESPONSES IN MEXICAN ADOLESCENTS
intervention should be evaluated and adopted. 9DOGpV5DPRV5R[DQD1; Pardo-Morales, Rosa V1; Martínez-
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Government of Rwanda, Kigali, RWA and increased immunity related to cardiovascular diseases
have been described in children and adults, however studies
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nutritional status and factors of malnutrition in non-infected LQÀDPPDWRU\SURWHLQVDQGLQGLFDWRUVRILPPXQLW\LQDGROHVFHQWV
children born to HIV-infected mothers in Rwanda. E\JHQGHUDQGERG\PDVVLQGH[ %0, 
METHODOLOGY: A retrospective and cross-sectional study MATERIALS & METHODS:  DGROHVFHQWV  \HDUV
in Rwanda assessed the nutritional status of HIV non-infected ROG ER\VJLUOV IURP7ROXFD0p[LFRZHUHGLYLGHGLQWR
children from 7 to 24 months of age born to HIV infected normal, risk-of-overweight or overweight by CDC pediatric
mothers. Anthropometric measurements were performed. Data criteria. C-reactive protein, ceruloplasmin and complement
about the child’s nutritional history, medical history, and the IDFWRUV & DQG & ZHUH TXDQWL¿HG E\ QHSKHORPHWU\
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whether or not their child has HIV. Funds should target RYHUZHLJKWDQGRYHUZHLJKWPHGLDQDYHUDJHUDQN
nutritional support during the weaning of breastfeeding, S  DQG& QRQRYHUZHLJKWPHGLDQDYHUDJH
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THE STUDY ON THE INHIBITION OF LPS-INDUCED ASSOCIATION OF GLUTATHIONE-S-TRANSFERASE
PROSTAGLANDIN E2 PRODUCTION IN RAW264.7 (GST) POLYMORPHISMS WITH DNA OXIDATIVE
MACROPHAGES BY CAPRIC ACID DAMAGE AMONG CHILDREN WITH ATOPIC
Huang, Yi-ning1; Huang, Ching-Jang2 DERMATITIS (AD)
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National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, TWN; 2National Chung, Jayong; Oh, Se-Young; Shin, You-Kyung
Taiwan University, Taipei, TWN Kyung Hee University, Seoul, KOR

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inhibition of capric acid on PGE2 production from arachidonic VLJQL¿FDQWO\ORZHULQ$'FKLOGUHQZLWKDWOHDVWRQHULVNDOOHOH
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children and in healthy controls. Our study results suggest that LQÀDPPDWLRQFRPSRXQG
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INDUCTION OF APOPTOSIS ON JURKAT CELL BY CONTAINING DEEP FRYING OIL
THAI CURRY SOUPS, PASTE AND DISHES Yang, Zong-Han; Huang, Hui-Ling; Wu, Ming-Jiuan; Ha,
Sueblinvong, Tada1; Charoenkiatkul, Somsri2 Choi-Lan
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Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Chia-Nan University of Pharmacy and Science, Tainan, TWN
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, THA; 2Department of
Food Chemistry, Institute of Nutrition, Mahidol University, Hepatic polymeric immunoglobulin receptor (pIgR) is
Salaya, Nakornpathom, THA responsible for the transport of blood dimeric and polymeric
IgA into gut lumen by way of bile. Our previous results show
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Thai food is highly that deep frying oil increases serum IgA concentration but
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anti-cancer indicator) of Thai curry soup and Thai curry pastes PLFH )LYHZHHNROG IHPDOH &%/- PLFH ZHUH IHG & 
dishes (curry with rice; curry with Thai spaghetti) on Jurkat cell IUHVK RLO  2  GHHS IU\LQJ RLO  +&  IUHVK RLO  DQG
culture is determined. +2  GHHS IU\LQJ RLO  GLHW IRU  ZHHNV 7KH VHUXP DQG
MATERIALS & METHODS: Four types of curry paste fecal IgA concentrations were determined by the ELISA. The
PL[WXUHV ZHUH PDGH IURP UHG JUHHQ SDQDQJ RU PXVVDPDQ hepatic pIgR mRNA was measured by the real-time PCR.
curry paste cooked with coconut milk serve with Jasmine rice The high serum IgA level in concomitant with low fecal IgA
or Thai spaghetti (Kanom-jeen) in a regular serving dish. The concentration was also found in HO group. The hepatic pIgR
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digestive solution and the supernatant of the digestive content groups, respectively. These results suggest that the high serum
tested for apoptosis induction on Jurkat cells after 24 hours IgA and low fecal IgA concentration may attribute to the low
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detection. EFFECTS OF MATERNAL MICRONUTRIENT
RESULTS & FINDINGS: The simulated digest products of SUPPLEMENTATION WITH ZINC AND BETA-
IRXUFRFRQXWFRRNHGFXUU\SDVWHPL[HGZLWK-DVPLQHULFH7KDL CAROTENE ON MORBIDITY AND IMMUNE
spaghetti showed apoptosis induction activity on Jurkat cell. FUNCTION OF INFANTS DURING THE FIRST 6 MO
The most potent was mussaman curry with rice. Kang-leang OF LIFE IN A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
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total cell count. Wieringa, Frank T.1; Dijkhuizen, Marjoleine A.2; Muhilal, -;
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dishes as potential anti-cancer food. 1
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Frederiksberg, DNK; Nutrition Research and Development
Centre, Bogor, IDN; 4Radboud Hospital, University of
P115-05 Nijmegen, Nijmegen, NLD
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Hideki2; Yusuke, Ohsaki1; Goto, Tomoko1; Komai, Michio1 vitamin A and zinc result in >1 million child-deaths each
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Oita, JPN A and zinc status of children are of high priority. Multiple-
micronutrient supplementation of pregnant women might be an
RATIONALE & OBJECTIVES: Consumption of fruits, attractive tool to improve micronutrient status of infants during
vegetables and grains is widely known to prevent metabolic WKH ¿UVW PRQWKV RI OLIH WKHUHE\ UHGXFLQJ LQIDQW PRUELGLW\
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RESULTS: :H REVHUYHG VLJQL¿FDQWO\ GHFUHDVHG FLUFXODWLQJ UHVSRQVHVRIWKHLQIDQWDWPRRIDJH
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vitamin C contained in vegetables and fruit, may decrease the lymphocytic proliferation with dose-dependent manner.
risk of H. pylori infection. CONCLUSION: Acute cysteamine administration attenuates
suppression of lymphocytic proliferation induced by surgery
stress is associated with its direct stimulating effect on
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conclusion, E. cottonii can be used as a functional food to help vaccination.
in preventing hypertension. METHODS: In a double-blind randomized, controlled trial in
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sugars, proteins, and glandular secretions from bees. Honey treatment groups. Concentrations of anti-tetanus IgM and IgG
has potent antibacterial activity and is effective in preventing and anti-HepB IgM antibodies were similar between groups.
and clearing wound infections. Topical honey was shown to be 7KHFRQFHQWUDWLRQRIDQWL+HS%,J*DQWLERG\ZDVORZHU
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honey are attributed to its high osmolarity, low pH, hydrogen LQÀXHQFHG LQIDQW KXPRUDO UHVSRQVH WR +HS% YDFFLQDWLRQ
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compounds. Although honey offers broad-spectrum function merit further investigation.
antimicrobial properties and promotes rapid wound healing, the
mechanisms by which these effects are achieved have not been
fully elucidated. With increasing interest in the use of alternative
therapies and as the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
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