Beside numerous external fall risk factors (e.g. lack of handrail, uneven terrain, twilight, obstacles), a body of evidence also emphasized that personal or intrinsic risk factors (e.g. visual impairment, medication intake, strength deficits of the lower limb, increased spatio-temporal gait variability and impaired balance performance) cause an elevated risk of falling in older people [ 1- 3].
Our large sample size, prospective data and wide range of dietary intakes are strengths that provide a more definite conclusion about the lack of association between meat/fish intakes and endometrial cancer.
The study will not provide any recommendations with regard to diagnostic procedures or dosages, time of intake, or the strength of any medication.
Results for macronutrients were mixed although there was some indication of relationships of protein intake with grip strength and standing balance time.
One possible mechanism to explain these differential associations may be via an effect of meat intake on bone strength and hip shape.
Beyond the variables contained in Table 2, the following variables were entered into the multiple imputation model: SF-12 physical component score, Barthel Index, Mini Mental State Examination score, smoking status, alcohol intake and hand strength.
This study was carried out from August 3 to 7. In addition to the annual health examination, physical activities, daily nutrient intakes, and muscle strength were also assessed.
Multiple linear regression was used to model the relationships of energy, protein, carbohydrate and fat intakes with grip strength, chair rise time and standing balance time.
In particular, in 2009, a cross-sectional study found no correlation between total ω3 or ω6 PUFA intakes and muscle strength in aged Americans [ 180], whereas, in 2013, the Tokyo Oldest Old Survey on Total Health showed that higher consumption of EPA and DHA is significantly associated with higher functional mobility in men.
Conclusion: Acute and chronic SSRI intake does not effect strength or high-intensity exercise performance in young adult men.
Body weight gain, feed intake and tibia breaking strength were depressed (P≤0.01) and leg abnormality score increased with increase in level of Ca at lower levels of NPP (3 and 3.5 g kg−1 diet) at 14, 28 and 42 days of age.
