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American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Vol 55, 992-996, Copyright © 1992 by The American Society for Clinical Nutrition, Inc
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V Matkovic and RP Heaney
Department of Physical Medicine, Davis Research Center, University Hospitals, Columbus, OH 43210-1290.
Calcium balances performed on 519 individuals from birth to 30 years of age, derived from 34 published reports, were pooled by age group and the relationship between intake and balance for each group was compared at both extremes of the intake range. At all ages, from infancy through the young adult years, balance values tended to flatten and become constant at higher intakes, while at lower intakes balance was invariably highly correlated with intake. Threshold intakes and balances were estimated by fitting the data to a two-component, split, linear-regression model. The threshold values at which balance no longer rose with intake exceeded the US recommended dietary allowances for calcium for all the age groups concerned.
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