Estimated daily intake of mineral and trace elements in brazilian worker duplicate diet samples
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NUCLEAR ANALYTICAL METHODS IN THE LIFE SCIENCES, 8th
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Information concerning nutritional status of individuals and populations is essential in order to initiate
any necessary intervention. This information is obtained from the evaluation of nutrient requirement
measurements, uptake studies and biovailability of essential elements. Many analytical techniques
have been used in food and diet analysis in order to determine a great number of nutritional
elements. In this study three analytical techniques (Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis, INAA,
X-Ray Fluorescence, WD-XRF and Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry, ICP
OES) were applied to determine mineral and some essential trace element concentrations in diet
samples collected in a steel factory in São Paulo city, Brazil. Concentrations of Ca, Cl, Co, Cu, K, Fe,
Mn, Mg, Na, P, Se and Zn were determined in 26 duplicate portion diets of a group of male workers
aged 19 - 56 from a steel factory. For validation of the methodologies Typical Diet Certified Reference
Material (NIST SRM 1548a
) was analyzed. The concentrations of the elements determined in the diets
were used to calculate the daily dietary intake values. The average daily dietary intakes obtained
were: 649 (r 176) mg Ca/day; 7.7 (r 1.9) g Cl/day; 16.8 (r5.1) Pg Co/day; 1.2 (r 0.3) mg Cu/day;
12.3 (r 3.4) mg Fe/day; 3.2 (r 0.8) g K/day; 284 (r 62) mg Mg/day; 3.1 (r 0.8) mg Mn/day;
4.9 (r 1.2) g Na/day; 1.3 (r 0.3) g P/day; 40 (r 9) Pg Se/day and 12.3 (r 3.2) mg Zn/day. Mineral
and trace element dietary intakes were compared to the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) set by the
US Food and Nutrition Board for men ranging from 19 to 50 years. According to the DRI values
(AI - Adequate Intake for Ca - 1000 mg/day and Mn - 2.3 mg/day and EAR - Estimate Average
Requirement for Cu - 0.7 mg/day, Fe - 6 mg/day, Mg - 330-350 mg/day, P - 580 mg/day,
Se - 45 Pg/day and Zn - 9.4 mg/day), it is suggested that 96% of the male group diets did not reach
the Ca AI value while 12.5% did not reach Mn AI value. It was also observed that Se and Mg were
adequate for 17% of the diets and Zn was adequate for 88% of the diets. All daily dietary intakes for
Cu, Fe and P were adequate in relation to their EAR values. Cl and Na daily intakes were higher than
the recommended values for healthy individuals.
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MAIHARA, V.A.; FAVARO, D.I.T.; VASCONCELLOS, M.B.A.; SATO, I.M.; SALVADOR, V.L.R.; MONTOVANI, D.; MORGANO, M.A.; KIRA, C.S.; MAIO, F.D. Estimated daily intake of mineral and trace elements in brazilian worker duplicate diet samples. In: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NUCLEAR ANALYTICAL METHODS IN THE LIFE SCIENCES, 8th, Apr. 17-22, 2005, Rio de Janeiro, RJ. Abstracts... p. 49. Disponível em: http://repositorio.ipen.br/handle/123456789/22227. Acesso em: 20 Mar 2026.
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