[HTML][HTML] Changes in whole-grain, bran, and cereal fiber consumption in relation to 8-y weight gain among men
P Koh-Banerjee, M Franz, L Sampson, S Liu…�- The American journal of�…, 2004 - Elsevier
Background Epidemiologic studies that directly examine changes in whole-grain
consumption in relation to weight gain are sparse, and characterization of this association
has been obscured by methodologic inconsistencies in the assessment of whole grains.
Objective We aimed to ascertain the associations between changes in new quantitative
estimates of whole-grain intake and 8-y weight gain among US men. Design The study was
conducted in a prospective cohort of 27 082 men aged 40–75 y at baseline in 1986. Data on�…
consumption in relation to weight gain are sparse, and characterization of this association
has been obscured by methodologic inconsistencies in the assessment of whole grains.
Objective We aimed to ascertain the associations between changes in new quantitative
estimates of whole-grain intake and 8-y weight gain among US men. Design The study was
conducted in a prospective cohort of 27 082 men aged 40–75 y at baseline in 1986. Data on�…