Nippon Eiseigaku Zasshi (Japanese Journal of Hygiene)
Online ISSN : 1882-6482
Print ISSN : 0021-5082
ISSN-L : 0021-5082
Dietary Fiber Intake and Intake Patterns among the General Population in Aomori, Calculated Using Modified Southgate and Prosky Methods
Shigeyuki NAKAJIJuichi SAKAMOTOKazuo SUGAWARASatoru IWANEMasanori OHTABunpei MORI
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1993 Volume 48 Issue 2 Pages 628-637

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Based on the result of the Aomori Nutrition Survey, we have calculated daily dietary fiber (DF) intake using modified Southgate and Prosky methods. Result obtained were as follows: DF intake in Aomori was 23.7±8.4g by the modified Southgate method, and 22.2±8.5g by the modified Prosky method. As for supply sources of DF, 32.3% was from grains; 22.7%, vegetables; 15.6%, beans; and 7.8%, fruits calculated by the modified Southgate method, and 31.3%, vegetables; 19.0%, grains; 18.0%, beans; and 11.6%, fruits by the modified Prosky method. As to types of DF, intake of hemicellulose was 11.5±4.2g, cellulose 7.8±3.0g and lignin 4.4±2.3g. In the group with DF intake below 10.0g, DF came mainly from grains and fruits, while the group with DF intake above 30.0g took DF from various foods.
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