Effect of Breakfast Calcium Intake on Food Thermogenesis and Posprandial Fat Oxidation in Overweight Women

Authors

  • Alejandra Rodríguez Fernández University of Bío-Bío
  • Marcela Ruiz de la Fuente University of Bío-Bío
  • Marianela Bastías Pérez University of Bío-Bío
  • María Josefa Fuentes Ancán University of Bío-Bío
  • Débora Inés Villegas Parra University of Bío-Bío

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.penh.v20n1a05

Keywords:

Oxidation, fatty acids, thermogenesis, calcium, obesity, vitamin D.

Abstract

Background: High calcium intake is related to higher food thermogenesis and posprandial fat oxidation. Objective: Evaluate the calcium intake level at breakfast and both food thermogenesis and posprandial fat oxidation in overweight women. Materials and Methods: Experimental study with a random sample of 16 women, experimental group (8) and control group (8) aged 20-25 years. BMI, body composition by bioimpedance, resting metabolic rate at fasting, and posprandial were evaluated by indirect calorimetry; fat oxidation by respiratory quotient; and serum vitamin D by radioimmunoassay. Two types of isocaloric (377 kcal) breakfasts that were high (625 mg) or habitual (306 mg) in calcium were randomly administered. Results were described by medians and percentiles, which were compared by the Mann-Whitney test and Wilcoxon matched-paired test. Results: Median fat mass and fat-free mass was 30.9 % (27.5-33.9) and 69.1 % (66.2-72.5), and 32.2 % (30.1-34.7) and 67.8% (65.3-69.9) in the experimental and control group, respectively (p=0.372). The experimental group exhibited a statistically significant increase in posprandial breakfast thermogenesis (p=0.035). Both groups showed an approximate posprandial RQ median of 1 (p=0.207); they tended to oxidize carbohydrates. Conclusions: Women who consumed a high calcium breakfast exhibited higher post-breakfast food thermogenesis, but posprandial fat oxidation was not higher.

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Author Biographies

Alejandra Rodríguez Fernández, University of Bío-Bío

Master in Applied Statistics. Marine Biologist

Marcela Ruiz de la Fuente, University of Bío-Bío

Msc. In Nutritional Sciences, Adult Clinical Nutrition. Nutritionist

Marianela Bastías Pérez, University of Bío-Bío

Nutritionist.

María Josefa Fuentes Ancán, University of Bío-Bío

Nutritionist

Débora Inés Villegas Parra, University of Bío-Bío

Nutritionist

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Published

2018-08-15

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Rodríguez Fernández, A., Ruiz de la Fuente, M., Bastías Pérez, M., Fuentes Ancán, M. J., & Villegas Parra, D. I. (2018). Effect of Breakfast Calcium Intake on Food Thermogenesis and Posprandial Fat Oxidation in Overweight Women. Perspectivas En Nutrición Humana, 20(1), 49–58. https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.penh.v20n1a05

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