Search Results - Nutrients

Sprenger, H. M. L., van Biljouw, T., Bentley, D. J. “…Nutrients…”

Montalbán-Méndez, C., Giménez-Blasi, N., García-Rodríguez, I. A., Latorre, J. A., Conde-Pipo, J., López-Moro, A., Mariscal-Arcas, M., Gil-Antuñano, N. P. “…Nutrients…”

Green, H., Litchfield, R., Genschel, U. “…This study demonstrated suboptimal dietary intake, indicating the need for nutrition interventions to improve nutrient intake and diet quality in collegiate female gymnasts.…”

Miteva, S., Yanev, I., Kolimechkov, S., Petrov, L., Mladenov, L., Georgieva, V., Somlev, P. “…The purpose of this study was to assess the nutrient intake and body composition of elite rhythmic gymnasts in comparison with guidelines for female gymnasts. …”

Kolimechkov, S., Yanev, I., Kiuchukov, I., Petrov, L., Alexandrova, A., Zaykova, D., Stoimenov, E. “…The aim of this study was to compare the nutrient intake of young Bulgarian artistic gymnasts to matched groups from the National Nutrition Survey in Bulgaria (NNSB2003). …”

Li, L., Xu, J., Fang, H., Wang, X. “…During data processing, the cooked foods were converted into raw amounts of each food material by standardized recipe method, and the nutritive value was calculated by using a dietary nutrients analysis software.…”

Sawicki, P., Kaczor, J.J. “…Monitoring energy expenditure, food nutrients, and calories in diet during and after training should be an integral part of planning for long-term training program.…”

Jakse, B., Jakse, Ba. “…For an efficient daily training of gymnasts and, at the end, for an efficient performance, it is important to have an energy- and nutrient-sufficient diet, which enables a proper balance between maintaining appropriate body composition, excellent physical preparation, and general health. …”

Dallas, G., Dallas, K., Siatras, J. “…Pre-adolescence and adolescence athletes of aesthetic sports such as artistic and rhythmic gymnastics are at high risk of deficiency in basic nutrients. The increasing demands of puberty combined with the intense daily training without adequate nutrition, exposes the young athletes to growth disorders, severe nutritional deficiencies, problems of emotional nature, dissatisfaction with body image (i.e., obsession with physical appearance), hormonal disorders (amenorrhea), chronic fatigue, osteopenia and especially an increased risk of injuries. …”

Kokubo, Y., Yokoyama, Y., Kisara, K., Ohira, Y., Sunami, A., Yoshizaki, T., Tada, Y., Ishizaki, S., Hida, A., Kawano, Y. “…Participants in the preseason`s weightloss periods showed a tendency toward insufficient nutrient intake and were at a high risk for ID, particularly because of lower protein intake.…”

Lagowska, K., Kapczuk, K., Jeszka, J. “…Background: We hypothesized that an intervention designed to increase the energy and nutrient intake could serve as an efficacious method to restore normal menstrual functions in athletes and ballet dancers. …”

Burke, L. M., Mujika, I. “…In some cases, effective recovery occurs only when nutrients are supplied, and an early supply of nutrients may also be valuable in situations in which the period immediately after exercise provides an enhanced stimulus for recovery. …”

Pyne, D. B., Verhagen, E. A., Mountjoy, M. L. “…In this review, we outline key principles for prevention of injury and illness in aquatic sports, detail the epidemiology of injury and illness in aquatic athletes at major international competitions and in training, and examine the relevant scientific evidence on nutrients for reducing the risk of illness and injury. …”

R .J. Maughan “…All of the essential nutrients must be supplied in the right amounts and at the right times for an athlete to achieve optimal health and performance. …”

Dwyer, J., Eisenberg, A., Prelack, K., Song, W., Sonneville, K., Ziegler, P. “…Anticipatory guidance is warranted to improve their dietary intakes, particularly of bone-building nutrients.…”

Misigoj-Durakovic, M., Soric, M., Durakovic, Z., Pedisic, Z. “…Because of the special attention that is paid to weight control, young female aesthetic sports athletes often adhere to diets that can result in lower than recommended energy and nutrient intakes. As a part of holistic nutritional research, the aim of this study was to assess mineral intakes of premenarcheal girls competing in aesthetic sports. …”

Soric, M., Misigoj-Durakovic, M., Pedisic, Z. “…In all the groups mean reported daily intakes of most nutrients were higher than the current daily recommended intakes. …”

Ziegler, P. J., Nelson, J. A., Tay, C., Bruemmer, B., Drewnowski, A. “…The objectives of this study were to compare how dietary energy density, calculated using three different methods relates to food choices and nutrient composition of the diets of elite figure skaters. …”

Jonnalagadda, S. S., Ziegler, P. J., Nelson, J. A. “…The objectives of this study were to determine food preferences, body image perceptions, dieting behaviors, and nutrient intakes of elite male and female figure skaters. …”

Ziegler, P. J., Jonnalagadda, S. S., Nelson, J. A., Lawrence, C., Baciak, B. “…Contribution of meals and snacks to nutrient intake of male and female elite figure skaters during peak competitive season.…”