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Acute effect of phosphorus on postprandial partitioning of energy -

Beyh, Yara Samir, (2017)

Lately, modernization and changes in dietary habits including the decreased phosphorus intake are increasing obesity rates. It is known that phosphorus provides ATP with its phosphate, making it vital for energy production, ...
Comparison of cardio metabolic risk factors and pre diabetes between urban and rural non-diabetic Lebanese adults

El-Alami, Nivine Yousseff (2012)

Westernization and urbanization are leading to increases in the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome and consequently non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, which is often preceded by a stage of pre-diabetes. In this ...
Determining the postprandial metabolites and hormonal status after ingestion of a phosphorus preload in overweight and obese subjects -

Hassan, Marwa Osmat, (2014)

In the literature, the positive effect of phosphorus preload on glucose, insulin, and appetite was previously reported and is encouraging; however, the gut hormones response after phosphorus preload was never tested. The ...
Postprandial glycemic and insulinemic responses to phosphate manipulated glucose load - by May Imad Eddine Khattab.

Khattab, May Imad Eddine. (2011)

It has been established that following a rise in insulin levels, there is a reduction in serum phosphate levels due to the shift of extracellular phosphate to the intracellular region. These changes in serum phosphate under ...
Premeal phosphorus supplementation for reducing energy intake and body weight -

Abou-Samra, Murielle Joseph, (2014)

Background:The present study is based on accumulating evidence in animals supporting an inverse relationship between eating behavior and hepatic Adenosine TriPhosphate (ATP) levels, that are known to be dependent on ...
The relationship between glycemic and insulinemic status and iron absorption in premenopausal women.

Wehbe, Nour Kamal (2019)

Background Information: Insulin and glucose were suggested to influence hepcidin status and hence iron absorption. However, the relationship between iron absorption and glycemic profile is still far from clear. Objective: ...

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