Titlebook: A Balanced Diet?; John Dobbing (Emeritus Professor of Child Growth a Book 1988Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Diabet

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The Student as Quality Controlleres as “diseases of Western civilisation”, or diseases of affluence. This strongly suggests that the dietary component in the aetiology of such conditions is closely related to aspects of the lifestyle associated with a relatively affluent, largely industrialised society. Implicit in this proposition

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A. Hatim Ricardo,R. S. Salas-Pereaexample, Cannon [9]). The debate on this need has tended to be treated as purely a matter of public health policy, with the quality of the evidence for diet/disease relationships being the only touchstone for making a decision. The nature of these relationships, and the quality of the scientific evi

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Elias Brassitos,Constantinos Mavroidisrative diseases that afflict all industrialised countries, and the affluent subgroups in Third World populations. Terms such as “the prudent diet” and “the healthful diet” have gained some ground in the United States, but they in turn would have to be explained.

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Francisco Geu Flores,Andrés Kecskeméthyning uncertainties concerning aetiology, it will be used as the basis for the following discussion. Furthermore, the symposium topic, the balanced diet, will be discussed under two headings: aetiology and treatment respectively.

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The Student as Quality Controlleron [2,3] which can be said to date from the early seventies with the paper of Painter and Burkitt [4]. However, the concept of a protective effect of the plant cell wall constituents in the diet, “dietary fibre”, probably dates from Hipsley [5].

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