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ba0003pp260 | Osteoporosis: pathophysiology and epidemiology | ECTS2014

Dietary phosphorus intake is positively associated with some radial and tibial pQCT bone traits in premenopausal females with seemingly high calcium intake

Itkonen Suvi , Saarnio Elisa , Kemi Virpi , Karp Heini , Pekkinen Minna , Rita Hannu , Sievanen Harri , Laitinen Kalevi , Lamberg-Allardt Christel

Phosphorus intake in western countries is high due to abundant consumption of animal protein and also because of the expanding use of highly absorbable food additive phosphate (FAP) salts in food processing. P is essential for hydroxyapatite in bone, but short-term studies have shown that high P, especially FAP, intake has acute negative effects on bone metabolism. In this study, we investigated the associations between dietary P intake and bone turnover markers by using a cro...