Titlebook: Glucose Polymers in Health and Disease; The Role of Caloreen N. P. Mallick Book 1977 MTP Press Limited 1977 health

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Variables and Assignment Statements,ollected from experimental and clinical experience in the UK and USA. Sick people require energy giving foods and calories derived from sugars are important to them. There are many problems in determining the way in which foods are utilised in the seriously ill and no doubt there will, in time, be new insights which will help our understanding.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3879-0r day. An injured patient with a high metabolic rate needs much more. About half this energy can come from fat and half from carbohydrate; 300 or 400 g of carbohydrate is normally taken, most of which is starch and sucrose with a little lactose.

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Introduction,ollected from experimental and clinical experience in the UK and USA. Sick people require energy giving foods and calories derived from sugars are important to them. There are many problems in determining the way in which foods are utilised in the seriously ill and no doubt there will, in time, be new insights which will help our understanding.

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Sugars and Dextrins for Dietary Use,r day. An injured patient with a high metabolic rate needs much more. About half this energy can come from fat and half from carbohydrate; 300 or 400 g of carbohydrate is normally taken, most of which is starch and sucrose with a little lactose.

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Planning Nutrition in Acute Illnesses,er the past 18 years. The schemes are therefore well tried and easy to organise. Our observations refer only to adults, and nutrition of the patient with advanced and incurable disease is not considered.

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Heather E. Schneider,Lynn C. SweetBefore considering the feeding of patients with severe illness, it is im­portant to have an understanding of the physiological changes which are associated with starvation and illness, for these affect nutritional requirements and determine the design of appropriate diets.

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