Evaluation of Salt, Sodium, and Potassium Intake Through Bread Consumption in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province

Fathollah Aalipour
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Background and aims: Bread is considered as one of the important sources of sodium in the Iranian diet and salt is the main source of sodium, which is used to produce bread. The assessment of dietary intake is a reliable method that shows nutritional problems in the community. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to evaluate the intake of salt, sodium, and potassium through bread consumption. Methods: In the present study, 451 samples of different types of bread were tested, sent to the Food Control Laboratory for health control, and the amount of salt, sodium, and potassium was determined by potentiometric and flame-photometric methods, respectively. In addition, the amounts of salt, sodium, and potassium intake were evaluated based on their average concentration in different types of bread and per capita consumption of bread. Finally, the status of salt, sodium, and potassium intake was investigated by comparing their recommended daily allowance (RDA) and sodium/potassium ratio and sodium to caloric intake. Results: Based on the results, the concentrations of salt, sodium, and potassium were 1.95%, 769%, and 108% (mg per 100 g of bread), respectively. Furthermore, per capita consumption of bread was 320 g/d and the average intake of salt, sodium, and potassium through bread consumption was 4.03 g, 1588 mg, and 223 mg/d, respectively. Moreover, 79% of sodium RDA was received through bread consumption. In these breads, the ratio of sodium to potassium, as well as that of sodium to calorie was 12.07 (mmol/mmol) and 2 mg/calories, respectively. Conclusion: In general, the results showed that the intake of sodium and salt by using bread is more than that of their RDA. Accordingly, the ratio of sodium to potassium and sodium to caloric intake is higher than the permitted limit in these conditions, which provides the basis for the incidence of cardiovascular diseases. Therefore, strong monitoring of bread producing units is necessary.
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Chaharmahal省和Bakhtiari省通过面包消费对盐、钠和钾摄入量的评估
背景和目的:面包被认为是伊朗饮食中钠的重要来源之一,盐是钠的主要来源,用于生产面包。膳食摄入量评估是显示社区营养问题的可靠方法。因此,本研究的目的是评估通过食用面包摄入的盐、钠和钾。方法:本研究对451份不同类型面包样品进行了检测,并将其送往食品控制实验室进行健康控制,分别用电位法和火焰光度法测定其盐、钠和钾的含量。此外,盐、钠和钾的摄入量是根据它们在不同类型面包中的平均浓度和人均面包消费量进行评估的。最后,通过比较盐、钠和钾的推荐日摄入量(RDA)、钠钾比和钠热量摄入,对其摄入状况进行了调查。结果:根据结果,盐、钠和钾的浓度分别为1.95%、769%和108%(mg/100g面包)。此外,人均面包消费量为320克/天,通过面包消费的盐、钠和钾的平均摄入量分别为4.03克、1588毫克和223毫克/天。此外,79%的钠RDA是通过食用面包获得的。在这些面包中,钠与钾的比例以及钠与卡路里的比例分别为12.07(mmol/mmol)和2 mg/卡路里。结论:总的来说,使用面包摄入的钠和盐高于其RDA。因此,在这些条件下,钠与钾的比例和钠与热量的摄入量高于允许的限度,这为心血管疾病的发病率提供了基础。因此,有必要对面包生产单位进行强有力的监测。
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