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Abstract
Dairy products, a good source of iodine, have been shown to influence the iodine level of pregnant women. This study aimed to investigate the dairy iodine content, the dairy products, and dairy iodine intake of Chinese pregnant women, and related factors. A cross-sectional study included 1,013 pregnant women in Liaoning and Yunnan provinces, China. The eligible participants completed the intake records for 30 consecutive days to collect characteristics and dairy consumption. Dairy iodine intake was calculated, and the related factors were explored using the Mann-Whitney, Kruskal-Wallis H, and Jonckheere-Terpstra trend tests. An analysis compared dairy iodine intake in pregnant women to the dietary reference intakes of iodine. The iodine content of pasteurized milk (26.3 μg/100 g vs. 14.7 μg/100 g, Z = −2.335) and yogurt (21.5 μg/100 g vs. 12.6 μg/100 g, Z = −2.668) was significantly higher in Liaoning than in Yunnan province. The average dairy intake of pregnant women was 147.4 g/d, and dairy iodine intake was 31.9 μg/d. There were significant differences in dairy iodine intake by age group, province, urban or rural area, ethnicity, and education levels. The median dairy iodine intake in this study only met 12.9% to 23.4% of the estimated average requirement and 9.0% to 16.3% of the recommended nutrient intake (RNI) of local pregnant women in the 2 provinces, respectively. Consuming 500 g of dairy products provides ∼92.5 to 121.0 μg of iodine. Combined with typical iodine intake from iodized salt and other foods, this would help pregnant women meet 105% to 117% of the RNI for iodine. In conclusion, pregnant women with low levels of education, in rural areas, or from the Lahu ethnic group have a lower intake of dairy products and dairy iodine. Approximately 500 g of dairy products plus 5 g of iodized salt and other foods per day will ensure adequate iodine intake for pregnant women in areas with low water iodine.
乳制品是碘的良好来源,已被证明会影响孕妇的碘水平。本研究旨在探讨中国孕妇乳碘含量、乳制品及乳碘摄入量及其影响因素。一项横断面研究包括中国辽宁省和云南省的1013名孕妇。符合条件的参与者完成了连续30天的摄入记录,以收集特征和乳制品消费。计算乳制品碘摄入量,并利用Mann-Whitney、Kruskal-Wallis H和Jonckheere-Terpstra趋势检验探讨相关因素。一项分析比较了孕妇乳制品中碘的摄入量与饮食中碘的参考摄入量。辽宁省巴氏杀菌奶(26.3 μg/100 g vs. 14.7 μg/100 g, Z = -2.335)和酸奶(21.5 μg/100 g vs. 12.6 μg/100 g, Z = -2.668)的碘含量显著高于云南省。孕妇平均乳制品摄入量为147.4 g/d,乳制品碘摄入量为31.9 g/d。不同年龄组、省份、城市或农村地区、种族和教育水平在乳制品碘摄入量方面存在显著差异。本研究的乳制品碘摄入量中位数仅分别达到当地孕妇估计平均需取量的12.9%-23.4%和推荐营养摄入量(RNI)的9.0%-16.3%。食用500克乳制品可提供约92.5-121.0微克的碘。结合从加碘盐和其他食物中摄入的碘,这将有助于孕妇达到105%-117%的推荐碘摄入量。综上所述,受教育程度低、农村地区或拉祜族孕妇乳制品和乳碘摄入量较低。每天约500克乳制品加上5克碘盐和其他食物将确保水碘含量低地区的孕妇摄入足够的碘。
期刊介绍:
The official journal of the American Dairy Science Association®, Journal of Dairy Science® (JDS) is the leading peer-reviewed general dairy research journal in the world. JDS readers represent education, industry, and government agencies in more than 70 countries with interests in biochemistry, breeding, economics, engineering, environment, food science, genetics, microbiology, nutrition, pathology, physiology, processing, public health, quality assurance, and sanitation.