Exploration of the lower threshold of iodine intake in Southern Chinese young adults based on 'overflow theory' in an iodine balance study.

Background: Appropriate iodine intake for adults is essential to reduce the prevalence of thyroid diseases, but there is little research data on iodine requirement of Chinese population. This study aimed to explore the iodine requirement of young adults to maintain a healthy status based on 'overflo...

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Published in:Nutrition Journal Vol. 21; no. 1; pp. 1 - 9
Main Authors: Wang, Jun, Zhang, Hongmin, Mao, Deqian, Tan, Hongxing, Yu, Wei, Xu, Jian, Hong, Wenxu, Piao, Jianhua, Yang, Lichen, Liu, Xiaobing, Lu, Jiaxi, Li, Weidong, Li, Yajie, Liu, Xiaoli, Yang, Xiaoguang
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Published: BioMed Central Dec2022
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          Wang, Jun
          Zhang, Hongmin
          Mao, Deqian
          Tan, Hongxing
          Yu, Wei
          Xu, Jian
          Hong, Wenxu
          Piao, Jianhua
          Yang, Lichen
          Liu, Xiaobing
          Lu, Jiaxi
          Li, Weidong
          Li, Yajie
          Liu, Xiaoli
          Yang, Xiaoguang
        affil: Shenzhen Center for Chronic Disease Control, 2021 Bu Xin Road, Luo Hu District, 518020, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
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          Iodine Urine
          Milk
          Male
          Nutritional Status
          Diet
          China
          Animals
          Female
          Young Adult
          Male
          Female
      ab: Background: Appropriate iodine intake for adults is essential to reduce the prevalence of thyroid diseases, but there is little research data on iodine requirement of Chinese population. This study aimed to explore the iodine requirement of young adults to maintain a healthy status based on 'overflow theory'.Methods: Iodine-balance experiment has been performed in this project. We conducted an 18-day study consisted of a 6-day acclimation period and 3 consecutive experimental stages in 37 Chinese healthy young adults (23 female and 14 male). Each stage was consumed for 4 days. Strictly-controlled low-iodine intake diets were provided for adults in the first period, an egg or 125mL milk was added in the second and third period, respectively. The dietary samples, 24-h urine specimens and faeces of volunteers were collected daily for assessment of iodine intake and excretion in volunteers.Results: Mean values of iodine intake (22.7±3.6, 35.1±3.7, and 52.2±3.8μg/d), excretion (64.7±13.9, 62.3±12.6, and 94.3±14.5μg/d) and iodine balance (-35.2±19.5, -21.0±19.8, and -33.5±26.9μg/d) were significantly different among three periods for male (P<0.001 for all); mean values of iodine intake (16.6±3.1, 29.7±2.7, and 48.0±2.7μg/d), and excretion (47.0±9.9, 55.5±8.1, and 75.7±12.4μg/d) were significantly different among three periods for female (P < 0.001 for all). No significant difference was observed among the 3 periods for female in the iodine balance (-30.5±9.3, -25.9±7.3, and -27.6±12.1μg/d). The linear regression equation of iodine excretion on iodine intake was Y=0.979X+37.04 (male) and Y=0.895X+31.48 (female). Compared with stage 2, iodine excretion increments in stage 3 had exceeded the iodine intake increment for men. The ratio of increment was 1.675 for male when the average iodine intake was 52.2μg/d in stage 3. When the iodine excretion increment equaled to the iodine intake increment, the daily iodine intake of men was 47.0μg.Conclusion: We have evaluated the iodine requirement of young adults in southern China based on overflow theory. Our results indicate the lower limit of iodine requirement for Chinese young men is 47.0μg/d. The trial was registered at www.chictr.org.cn as ChiCTR1800014877.
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