60歳以上の高齢女性では、チーズの摂取量が多いとフレイル発症リスクが高かったそうです。 一方、牛乳やヨーグルトの摂取量はフレイルとは関連していなかったそうです。 https://t.co/6kvhdVrpbY
Specific dairy foods and risk of frailty in older women: a prospective cohort study.
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The discussions highlight key findings like the potential increase in frailty risk associated with cheese and the neutral impact of yogurt and milk, often using phrases like 'interesting work' and 'may be linked,' which convey curiosity and cautious interpretation rather than intense agreement. The tone and choice of words reflect a general interest but not deep critique or debate about the research's broader implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the findings but do not strongly agree or disagree, often emphasizing curiosity rather than conclusion.
Many posts show a moderate level of curiosity, especially regarding the link between cheese and frailty, which piques interest in the study's implications.
Posts reflect some thoughtful engagement, such as referencing specific foods and potential health impacts, but lack deep analytical discussion.
The discussions seem to have a mild influence, raising awareness without indicating widespread change in opinions or behaviors.
Abstract in brief
- This study investigated how consuming dairy products like milk, yogurt, and cheese relates to the risk of developing frailty in older women, finding that cheese intake may increase frailty risk while milk and yogurt show no clear link.
- Replacing dairy foods with whole grains, nuts, or legumes can significantly reduce the risk of frailty, whereas substituting dairy with red meat or eggs may increase that risk; switching milk to sugary or artificially sweetened beverages raises frailty risk, but replacing it with orange juice might lower it.
- Overall, the findings highlight that the type of food replacing dairy impacts frailty risk in older women, emphasizing the potential benefits of healthier carbohydrate sources over red meat or sugary drinks.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky【観察研究】60歳以上の女性において、チーズの消費はフレイルのリスクと正の関連があった。1日分の牛乳、ヨーグルトやチーズの全粒粉、ナッツや豆への置き換えは、フレイルリスクの低下と関連した。 #ペ読 https://t.co/b3N2FzxGdL
Ellen A. Struijk and colleagues find that habitual consumption of milk or yogurt is not associated with risk of frailty, whereas cheese consumption may be associated with an increased risk. Read more about their interesting work here: https://t.co/eSeaP3a9JK https://t.co/pisLPNvDSD
Specific dairy foods and risk of frailty in older women: a prospective cohort study - PubMed https://t.co/fxq58iYojY https://t.co/fF97wFkBYo
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RT @isao_reha_nutri: 60歳以上の高齢女性では、チーズの摂取量が多いとフレイル発症リスクが高かったそうです。 一方、牛乳やヨーグルトの摂取量はフレイルとは関連していなかったそうです。 https://t.co/6kvhdVrpbY
60歳以上の高齢女性では、チーズの摂取量が多いとフレイル発症リスクが高かったそうです。 一方、牛乳やヨーグルトの摂取量はフレイルとは関連していなかったそうです。 https://t.co/6kvhdVrpbY
Ellen A. Struijk and colleagues find that habitual consumption of milk or yogurt is not associated with risk of frailty, whereas cheese consumption may be associated with an increased risk. Read more about their interesting work here: https://t.co/eSeaP3a9JK https://t.co/pisLPNvDSD
【観察研究】60歳以上の女性において、チーズの消費はフレイルのリスクと正の関連があった。1日分の牛乳、ヨーグルトやチーズの全粒粉、ナッツや豆への置き換えは、フレイルリスクの低下と関連した。 #ペ読 https://t.co/b3N2FzxGdL
Specific dairy foods and risk of frailty in older women: a prospective cohort study - PubMed https://t.co/fxq58iYojY https://t.co/fF97wFkBYo