Prevalence of vitamin B deficiency in healthy Indian school-going adolescents from rural and urban localities and its relationship with various anthropometric indices: a cross-sectional study.
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Abstract in brief
The study found that vitamin B deficiency is quite common among Indian adolescents, especially in rural areas (43.9%) compared to urban areas (30.1%), and more prevalent in boys than girls.
Vitamin B levels are related to body weight and diet, with lower levels linked to higher BMI and lower dietary vitamin B intake, particularly among rural females and urban males.
Overall, adolescents with higher adiposity (overweight and obese) tend to have lower serum vitamin B, suggesting a link between body fat and vitamin B status, influenced by diet and area of residence.
@skydog576 @LauraHillsLamb So how would you know it's ubiquitous in a natural environment? In India, which eats little meat, B12 deficiency is rampant, with rural kids even worse tha urban, but very little different between the two.
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This study reveals that vitamin B deficiency is common among Indian adolescents, especially in rural areas and among boys, and is linked to BMI and diet, highlighting the importance of nutritional interventions for…
The study highlights that vitamin B deficiency is common among Indian adolescents, especially in rural areas and among boys. It shows a link between lower vitamin B levels, higher BMI, and dietary intake, emphasizing…
@skydog576 @LauraHillsLamb So how would you know it's ubiquitous in a natural environment? In India, which eats little meat, B12 deficiency is rampant, with rural kids even worse tha urban, but very little different between the two.
https://t.co/FM1mUypjJU
https://t.co/wrMsjiX0Ji @joerogan @chriskresser @lightningwilks @SBakerMD #GameChangers You're in the middle Joe, the experts have over complicated our ancestral diet. We are & always have been omnivores, period
Word on the mean streets is now that @lightningwilks has to also destroy mentally ill notdoktor shawnbaker On @joerogan in order for his film to have legitimacy.