The effects of the calcium-restricted diet of urolithiasis patients with absorptive hypercalciuria type II on risk factors for kidney stones and osteopenia

The calcium (Ca)-restricted diet of urolithiasis patients with absorptive hypercalciuria type II may decrease Ca excretion but increase biochemical markers of risk for osteopenia. We randomly allocated 25 patients from six hospitals into an experimental group (Ca restriction to 500 mg/day, oxalate-rich products discouraged and normalization of...

Effects of cacisorb on fecal bile acids and fatty acids in human volunteers

Bile acids and pH values in total feces and in fecal water from habitually omnivorous and vegetarian subjects

Self-assessment of faecal pH and faecal bulk in epidemiological studies

Dietary selenium, selenium status, fat consumption and body composition: A case-control study on the etiology of pre- and postmenopausal breast cancer

Dìet is considered to be a potentiaì1y modifiabìe exposure which mìght give opportunities to reduce breast cancer incidence (l ). It is, however, not known whìch specìfic factors are the most important causes of breast cancer in the Netherlands. Results of correlation studies suggest that the relatìveìy high Dutch breast cancer incidence and...

Selenium en vet in de voeding in relatie tot borstkanker: een patient controle onderzoek bij pre-en postmenopauzale vrouwen

Voordracht en bijeenkomst 11e WEON-bijeenkomst, 2 en 3 mei 1985 te Amsterdam.

Diet, faecal pH and colorectal cancer

We suggest that a lower faecal pH may be correlated with a lower mortality of large-bowel cancer and that faecal pH should always be considered in epidemiological studies on the role of diet in colon carcinogenesis.