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Zinc metabolism in the athlete: influence of training, nutrition and other factors by Couzy, F, Lafargue, P, Guezennec, C Y

“…Serum zinc was measured four times (October, January, March and May) in six young male athletes during a nine-month sporting season in relation to eleven other…”
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Estimation of minerals and trace elements provided by beverages for the adult in France by Darret, G, Couzy, F, Antoine, J M, Magliola, C, Mareschi, J P

“…The total average amount of beverages absorbed daily (1,378 ml) is split up as follows: tap water (650 ml where from 170 ml are used for the preparation of…”
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Can the mineral elements intakes recommended for the French population be provided by a balanced diet? by Mareschi, J P, Magliola, C, Aubree, E, Couzy, F

“…The minerals intakes provided by a diet with a balanced amount of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates are slightly superior to those supplied by the usual diet…”
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The well-balanced diet and the "at risk" micronutriments: a forecasting nutritional index by Mareschi, J P, Magliola, C, Couzy, F, Aubrée, E

“…The forecasting nutritional index is the list of micronutrients whose intakes do not amount to 80% of the recommended allowances, this list being determined on…”
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Rapidly exchangeable pool study of zinc in free-living or institutionalized elderly women by Faure, Patrice, Ducros, Véronique, Couzy, François, Favier, Alain, Ferry, Monique

“…We evaluated the effect of age and institutionalization on zinc metabolism by using a stable isotope technique. This was a randomized case-control study. Three…”
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Nutritional implications of the interactions between minerals by Couzy, F, Keen, C, Gershwin, M E, Mareschi, J P

“…It is well recognized that the absorption, retention and metabolism of most essential minerals can be markedly influenced by the presence of antinutrient…”
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Estimation of the share of each water source for adults in France. Water intake provided to the French adults by Antoine, J M, Magliola, C, Couzy, F, Darret, G, Mareschi, J P

“…We have calculated that the approximate amount of the different water intakes for an average adult population consuming 11.8 MJ/day (2,837 kcal/day), where 1.4…”
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Calcium bioavailability from a calcium- and sulfate-rich mineral water, compared with milk, in young adult women by Couzy, F, Kastenmayer, P, Vigo, M, Clough, J, Munoz-Box, R, Barclay, DV

“…Some mineral waters have a high calcium content and may contribute a significant part of the human daily requirements. Calcium bioavailability from a calcium-…”
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Average mineral and trace element content in daily adjusted menus (DAM) of French adults by Couzy, F, Aubree, E, Magliola, C, Mareschi, J P

“…This article is based on data on food consumption gathered from 10,000 households. The daily energetic intake of 2,000 to 2,500 kcal (8,360 to 10,450 kJ)…”
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The sizes of the exchangeable pools of selenium in elderly women and their relation to institutionalization by Ducros, Véronique, Faure, Patrice, Ferry, Monique, Couzy, François, Biajoux, Isabelle, Favier, Alain

“…Exchangeable pools of Se after an intravenous injection of 74Se-enriched isotope as sodium selenite were measured in two groups (n 9) of elderly women…”
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Effect of dietary phytic acid on zinc absorption in the healthy elderly, as assessed by serum concentration curve tests by Couzy, François, Mansourian, Robert, Labate, Arielle, Guinchard, Sylvie, Montagne, Dirk H., Dirren, Henri

“…Zn absorption was investigated in healthy elderly subjects aged 71–78 years and in young subjects aged 23–43 years using serum concentration curve (SCC) tests…”
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Zinc absorption in healthy elderly humans and the effect of diet by Couzy, F, Kastenmayer, P, Mansourian, R, Guinchard, S, Munoz-Box, R, Dirren, H

“…Absorption of a zinc stable isotope was measured on two consecutive occasions in nine young and eight elderly healthy men aged 24–40 and 70–83 y, respectively…”
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