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Beriberi
"Beri Beri" przekierowuje tutaj. Dla afrykańskich grup etnicznych, zobacz osoby Kanuri Beriberi odnosi się do zbioru objawów spowodowanych przede wszystkim deficytem żywieniowym witaminy B1. Beriberi tradycyjnie został podzielony na trzy odrębne podmioty, odnoszące się do systemu organizmu, który dotyczył głównie lub wieku pacjenta. Beriberi jest jednym z kilku stanów związanych z niedoborem tiaminy, które mogą wystąpić jednocześnie, w tym encefalopatii Wernicke'a, zespołu Korsakoffa i zespołu Wernicke-Korsakoffa. Historycznie, Beriberi był endemiczny w regionach zależnych od tego, co nazywa się ryżem polerowanym, białym lub odbarwionym. Ten rodzaj ryżu usunięto łuskę w celu przedłużenia jej żywotności, ale także niezamierzony efekt uboczny polegający na usunięciu pierwotnego źródła tiaminy.
Definicja słowa beriberi w słowniku
Definicja beri-beri w słowniku jest chorobą endemiczną w E i S Azji, spowodowaną niedoborem diet tiaminy. Wpływa na nerwy kończyn, powodując ból, paraliż i obrzęk.
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Beriberi, White Rice, and Vitamin B: A Disease, a Cause, and ...
From the preface: This is a medical detective story: beginning with the investigation of a disease that has killed or crippled at least a million people, and then following up clues that ranged much wider.
Kenneth John Carpenter,
2000
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Beriberi in Modern Japan: The Making of a National Disease
The history of the medical and scientific debate about the etiology of the disease as it played out between diet theorists and contagionists from 1880 to 1940.
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Vitamin Discoveries and Disasters: History, Science, and ...
Thiamine was the first vitamin to be discovered. The story of thiamine is the story
of beriberi, the disease caused by thiamine deficiency. Beriberi is associated with
a diet consisting mainly of polished, or white, rice because the milling removes ...
Frances Rachel Frankenburg,
2009
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Guide to Nutritional Supplements
D I Thurnham, University of Ulster, Coleraine, UK a 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights
reserved. Beriberi is caused by a deficiency of thiamin (also called thiamine,
aneurin(e), and vitamin B1). Classic overt thiamin deficiency causes
cardiovascular, ...
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Thiamine Deficiency and Associated Clinical Disorders
The condition known as beriberi has been recognized for hundreds of years. The
first written description was published in 1642 by Jacobus Bontius. Bontius was a
Dutch physician who traveled to the West Indies and observed several tropical ...
David W. McCandless,
2009
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Vitamin Analysis for the Health and Food Sciences, Second ...
Descriptions of beriberi, the principal form of thiamin deficiency, were recorded
centuries earlier, and associations of the deficiency to diets high in polished rice
were made before the twentieth century. Beriberi was epidemic in populations ...
Ronald R. Eitenmiller, W. O. Landen, Jr, Lin Ye,
2007
mine is required for carbohydrate metabolism and when there is deficiency
pyruvate accumulates. Cardiac and nervous functions are disturbed in beriberi.
Adults get either wet or dry beriberi according to the presence of absence of
oedema.
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Race, Place, and Medicine: The Idea of the Tropics in ...
to inspect incoming ships with suspected cases of beriberi and to gather
information on the disease by sending out questionnaires to physicians in the
afflicted provinces.30 From the s the interest in beriberi also grew in the
Bahian ...
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Nutrition Concepts and Controversies, MyPyramid Update
Thiamin also occupies a special site on nerve cell membranes. Consequently,
nerve processes and their responding tissues, the muscles, depend heavily on
thiamin. The classic thiamin-deficiency disease, beriberi, was first observed in
East ...
Frances Sizer, Ellie Whitney,
2006
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Beyond Papillon: The French Overseas Penal Colonies, 1854-1952
41 Many convicts were stricken with diseases of nutritional deficiency such as
beriberi, which is caused by a lack of vitamin B. Characterized by neuritis, muscle
atrophy, poor coordination, heart failure, paralysis, and even death, beriberi was
...
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The Cause: A Matter Of Life And Death ...
Diseases such as beriberi, dysentery and malaria, were prevalent and there was no medical care. Gray was given grave detail, a particularly ... «Yankton Daily Press, Lip 15»
Stirring the pot: These summer reads have plenty of food for thought
Although it's easy now to take vitamins for granted, when people still suffered from beriberi and pellagra, that was far from the case. Tragically ... «Quad-Cities Online, Cze 15»
Food wastage an issue with much wider consequences
Beriberi, pellagra and kwashiorkor, caused by deficiencies in thiamine,niacin and protein, respectively, are serious nutritional diseases ... «TODAYonline, Cze 15»
Ten Foods to Stay Nourished This Ramadan (Part 2)
... in maintaining heart health. Interestingly, both beriberi and pellagra were unknown conditions before the introduction of white rice (4,5). «Onislam.net, Cze 15»
Tewkesbury people urged to remember Japanese prisoners of war …
... the member of the 4th Battalion Suffolk Regiment was missing and then 18 months later that he had died as a result of the effects of Beriberi. «Gloucestershire Echo, Cze 15»
Vitamins extremely helpful for health
A deficiency of certain vitamins can cause many different diseases including scurvy, beriberi and rickets. Deficiency diseases caused by low ... «St. George Daily Spectrum, Cze 15»
General Science Mini Bullet - All you need to know about vitamins
Its deficiency can cause beriberi. (ii) Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): It is known to give antioxidant protection. It aids energy metabolism along with iron ... «PaGaLGuY, Cze 15»
Benefits of yeast was as boost for Marmite
As vitamin B was preserved in a highly concentrated form in Marmite it began to be used most successfully in the treatment of beriberi. «Burton Mail, Cze 15»
The dog who risked all to save 'secret' prisoners of the Second …
Malaria, dysentery, skin ulcers, worm infestations and beriberi were .... one terminus of the railway - had chronic malaria; half had beriberi. «Telegraph.co.uk, Maj 15»
The Nutrition Gap
... madness among the affluent who had begun eating polished-white rice (beriberi) could be reversed by adding thiamine back into the grain. «The New Republic, Maj 15»