J Korean Soc Study Obes 2003; 12(1): 24-29
Published online March 1, 2003
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Jin Kyung Park,Mi Ja Yim1
Department of Food and Nutrition, Sungshin Women's University, Seoul, Korea, College of Human Movement and Performance, Ewha Women's University1
Background: This study was conducted to investigate nutritional status and body mass index in young Korean colleage women.
Methods: Twenty one subjects were recruited.
Results: The mean age was 21.9 years. The mean of height, weight and BMI were 166.7 cm, 61.1 kg, and 21.9. The mean calrorie intake was 1604.5 kcal, which is 80% of RDA. And their average intake of carbohydrate, protein, fat are 233.6g, 57.3 g, and 45.4 g. The case of vitamin A, B1, B2 are lower than RDA. The average intake of iron and calcium are 8.4mg and 456.8mg. There was no significant difference between BMI and nutrition intake, respectively. But height had a significant relation to the perception of calcium intake. Age was also associated with vitamin C, B2.
Conclusion: This study suggest that a comprehensive nutrition education program is need for colleage women to improve desirable food habits and weight control.
Keywords: Korean college women, Untrition education, Weight control
Online ISSN : 2508-7576Print ISSN : 2508-6235
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