Intake of Adults with Mixed and Ovolactovegetarian Diets

Macro element Intake of Adults with Mixed and Ovolactovegetarian Diets 

In contrast to calcium intake, the magnesium consumption of men is higher than that of women by one third (Table 4.2). Ovolactovegetarians take in much more magnesium than people with mixed diets. These differences were all seen to be significant (Glei et al. 1997, Gonzales et al. 1999, Vor- 

The normal potassium requirement of both sexes and diet forms is met (Table 4.2). Typically, men consume 25-40% more potassium than women, while vegetarians take in much more potassium than people with mixed diets. (Anke et al. 

0 g in women and 8.0 g in men, the daily salt (NaCl) intake of people with mixed and vegetarian diets is lower than postulated. 

The danger of sodium-induced hypertension is limited to persons with genetic defects of sodium reabsorption in their kidneys (Anke 2004b). The sodium intake of men is only 

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Tab. 4.2 Ash and macro element intake of adults with mixed and ovolactovegetarian diets as a function of gender and type of diet...

Tab. 9.4-15 Daily iodine intake (pg) of German and Mexican adults with mixed and ovolactovegetarian diets, in relation to time and gender...

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