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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, ...
Impact of a pilot school-based nutrition intervention on the dietary knowledge, attitude, and behavior of Syrian refugee children in West Bekaa, Lebanon -

Diab El Harake, Marwa Hassan, (2017)

Background: The Syrian refugee crisis is one of the most currently challenging protracted humanitarian crises worldwide. Refugee children are among the most vulnerable groups that may suffer from the adverse consequences ...
Physical activity among a representative sample of Lebanese adolescents aged 12-18 years : a national cross-sectional study -

Faraj, Suzan Samir, (2017)

Background: Physical activity is a well-known lifestyle behavior that has numerous health benefits. However, the vast majority of adolescents worldwide do not meet the general activity recommendations of 60 minutes per ...
The role of phosphorus in diet induced thermogenesis of both lean and obese subjects -

Assaad, Mariam Albert, (2016)

The problem of both overweight and obesity is becoming globally spread and it is one of the main health issues nowadays. Even though genetics certainly plays a role, weight gain is eventually the result of a failure in the ...
The role of phosphorus in diet-induced thermogenesis of lean male subjects -

Abdouni, Lina Omar, (2017)

Energy Expenditure (EE) is the sum of resting metabolic rate (RMR), diet-induced thermogenesis (DIT) and energy expended on physical activity. Diet-induced thermogenesis is the increase that takes place in EE after ingestion ...
Urinary sodium and potassium status of Lebanese school aged children -

Merhi, Karina Afif, (2017)

Sodium (Na) and potassium (K) are major cations in the human body. These electrolytes are responsible for nerve communication and maintenance of total body volume, acid-base balance, and normal cell function. Over consumption ...
Urinary status of major macro-minerals of Lebanese school aged children -

El Mallah, Carla Abdallah, (2014)

The optimal growth and development of children has been attributed to several combined factors. Adequate nutrition and mineral intake especially of calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and phosphorus (P) play an important role ...

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