Physiological Changes And The Nutritional Status Of Menopausal Women - Kochar, Snehal
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An intensive health and nutrition study was conducted at two hospitals in Kolkata consisting of 70 menopausal women.An analysis of their dietary habits revealed that they consumed around 1500Kcalday.The protein amounted to an average of 43g and fat to 50g.Although anthropometric measurements indicated that the subjects' dietary intakes were deficient and they had inadequate energy reserves,they were not suffering from postmenopausal diseases like osteoporosis.Insomnia,restlessness was more common with a non-vegetarian diet;whereas,hot flashes and vaginal dryness was more common with a…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
An intensive health and nutrition study was conducted at two hospitals in Kolkata consisting of 70 menopausal women.An analysis of their dietary habits revealed that they consumed around 1500Kcalday.The protein amounted to an average of 43g and fat to 50g.Although anthropometric measurements indicated that the subjects' dietary intakes were deficient and they had inadequate energy reserves,they were not suffering from postmenopausal diseases like osteoporosis.Insomnia,restlessness was more common with a non-vegetarian diet;whereas,hot flashes and vaginal dryness was more common with a vegetarian diet.the ability to deal with stress was better in the vegetarian group. Overall it can be concluded that diet has significant effects on physiological changes in menopause.
Autorenporträt
The author is a resident of Kolkata,West Bengal,India.She completed her preliminary education from Kolkata.She also completed her graduation and postgraduation in Food and Nutrition in 2009 and 2011,respectively from J.D.Birla Institute,Jadavpur University,Kolkata.The book deals with:menopausal state, stress levels and nutritional status.