… Sufficient protein intake and habitual … protein intake and the contribution of animal proteins
in male versus female physically active elderly and identified determinants of protein intake. …

… of insufficient protein intake as well as to determine whether very low protein intake was an
… Estimated protein intake was derived from dietary records. Patients with incomplete dietary …

… An adequate intake of dietary proteins is vital to maintaining muscle mass as it ensures the
… stimulates protein synthesis. Older individuals are at high risk for insufficient protein intake. …

… in relation to dietary protein intake and its implications for health, muscle mass loss, and
sarcopenia prevention, this study assessed dietary protein intake and its distribution per …

A protein consists of amino acids (AA) linked by peptide bonds. Dietary protein is hydrolyzed
by proteases and peptidases to generate AA, dipeptides, and tripeptides in the lumen of the …

… Both WHO and the EFSA Panel also considered several health outcomes associated with
protein intake, but data were found to be insufficient to establish dietary reference values. …

… Background: Inadequate protein intake is a … intake and may lead to insufficient protein intake
and absorption, and excess loss of lean tissue. Methods: We evaluated protein intake in 93 (…

… that protein intake did not compensate for an insufficient IAA intake with a low-protein diet for
12 … In conclusion, protein intake did not compensate for an insufficient indispensable amino …

… had insufficient intake of protein and energy, respectively, defined as an average intake …
Kruskal Wallis test showed a significant positive association between protein intake and 30s…

… malnutrition and insufficient protein and energy … Protein intake was insufficient in over 80%
of participants. The risk for malnutrition, insufficient energy intake and insufficient fiber intake …