The effect of zinc-biofortified rice on zinc status of Bangladeshi preschool children: a randomized, double-masked, household-based, controlled trial
Roelinda Jongstra, Md Mokbul Hossain, Valeria Galetti, Andrew G Hall, Roberta R. Holt, Colin I. Cercamondi +4 more
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Abstract
Consumption of BFR for 9 mo providing ∼1 mg of additional zinc daily to Bangladeshi children did not significantly affect PZC, prevalence of zinc deficiency, or FADS activity.The trial was registered at clinicaltrials.gov as NCT03079583.
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zinc-biofortified rice does not significantly affect prevalence of zinc deficiency
“Consumption of BFR for 9 mo providing ∼1 mg of additional zinc daily to Bangladeshi children did not significantly affect PZC, prevalence of zinc deficiency, or FADS activity.”
zinc-biofortified rice does not significantly affect FADS activity
“Consumption of BFR for 9 mo providing ∼1 mg of additional zinc daily to Bangladeshi children did not significantly affect PZC, prevalence of zinc deficiency, or FADS activity.”
zinc-biofortified rice does not significantly affect plasma zinc concentration
“Consumption of BFR for 9 mo providing ∼1 mg of additional zinc daily to Bangladeshi children did not significantly affect PZC, prevalence of zinc deficiency, or FADS activity.”