Titlebook: Nutritional Influences on Bone Health; 9th International Sy Connie M. Weaver,Robin M. Daly,Heike A. Bischoff-F Book 2016 Springer Internati

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Katharina E. Scholz-Ahrensve propagules. The main plant production methods are bare-root, transplant, and containerized systems. There are advantages and disadvantages for all systems. Bare-root plants are cheap to raise, and mechanized systems have been developed for most operations. The planting season is restricted to the

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Sarcopenia: The Concept and Its Definitionsn of sarcopenia was provided; the muscle index, which was calculated as appendicular muscle mass (assessed by dual x-ray absorptiometry) divided by body height squared, and the first cut points for low muscle mass were established. Since then, our understanding about the muscle-related changes with

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Defining Sarcopeniaory approval of interventions to reduce the progression of this common and debilitating condition in the elderly. Nine definitions of sarcopenia have been put forward by different individuals and working groups, but these definitions have not been examined or compared with respect to their ability t

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Obesity, Insulin Resistance and Pediatric Bone to be determined. The impact of excess adiposity on bone structure and microarchitecture are conflicting, though the majority of studies suggest that bone does not sufficiently adapt to excess adipose tissue, particularly in the upper vs. lower limbs. Emerging data also suggest that certain adipose

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Influence of Sarcopenic and Dynapenic Obesity on Musculoskeletal Health and Function in Older Adultsresence of obesity. Dynapenic obesity is more consistently associated with poor physical performance than sarcopenic obesity and so may be a better predictor of falls, but both sarcopenic and dynapenic obese individuals may have greater risk for osteoporosis and fractures than obese alone. Osteoarth

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Evidence for a Link Between Dietary Protein and Bone & Muscle Health in Adultsround on evolving thoughts and tested hypotheses on the Acid-base theory will be presented, followed by an overview of the major scientific findings of the effect of dietary protein intake upon bone and muscle health. This review will not cover dietary patterns, although this topic is of keen intere

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The Use of Calcium for Phosphate Control in Chronic Kidney Diseasey. Thus, phosphorus control in patients with CKD is an important component of disease management. Use of calcium to bind dietary phosphorus has been a common therapy for decades, but presents concerns over risk of vascular calcifications, cardiovascular events, and death. Calcium balance studies and