糖質代謝リズムにおける食餌蛋白質の組み合わせと摂食時刻による影響

The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence on the carbohydrate metabolism rhythm by the difference between various protein diets and feeding times. The rats were fed food three times per day; dietary patterns were combined casein diets and wheat protein diets. Plasma glucose, urea nitrogen and triglyceride were shown circadian rhythms that were related to the food intake. On the other hand, the hepatic and muscle glycogen were shown the clear circadian rhythms in the dietary pattern of evening-casein diet. The importance of supper was suggested. It clarified the combination of dietary proteins and the difference of feeding times influenced glycogen metabolism while the feeding contents on the day were the same

Guidelines for the management of pregnancy in women with cystic fibrosis

Women with cystic fibrosis (CF) now regularly survive into their reproductive years in good health and wish to have a baby. Many pregnancies have been reported in the literature and it is clear that whilst the outcome for the baby is generally good and some mothers do very well, others find either their CF complicates the pregnancy or is adversely affected by the pregnancy. For some, pregnancy may only become possible after transplantation. Optimal treatment of all aspects of CF needs to be maintained from the preconceptual period until after the baby is born. Clinicians must be prepared to modify their treatment to accommodate the changing physiology during pregnancy and to be aware of changing prescribing before conception, during pregnancy, after birth and during breast feeding. This supplement offers consensus guidelines based on review of the literature and experience of paediatricians, adult and transplant physicians, and nurses, physiotherapists, dietitians, pharmacists and psychologists experienced in CF and anaesthetist and obstetricians with experience of CF pregnancy. It is hoped they will provide practical guidelines helpful to the multidisciplinary CF teams caring for pregnant women with CF

Predictiing Feed Intake Of Food-Producing Animals

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