Dietary Intake Of Zinc Was Inversely Associated With Depression

Yary t aazami s.

Dietary intake of zinc was inversely associated with depression. Dietary intake of zinc 7 04 4 28 mg day was significantly lower among subjects with mild to severe depression symptoms than those with no or minimal depression symptoms 8 06 3 03 mg day. Apart from zinc total selenium copper and iron intake may be inversely associated with depression risk in us adults. A cross sectional study documented that low intake of vitamin b 9 was inversely associated with depression among currently smoking men and men with low anxiety levels. 6 september 2011 accepted.

Dietary intake of zinc was inversely associated with depression. A total of 2089 participants with no history of depression were included. Greater the deficiency more severe the depressive symptoms. The lowest quartiles of zinc copper and manganese intakes were associated with mental disorders whereas the lowest quartiles of calcium magnesium and iron intake were not associated with mental disorders.

Journal of affective disorders 2018 findings of meta analysis studies also confirm that zinc status is associated with depression. This study was conducted on 402 participants with a mean age of 32 54 6 22 years including 173 43 women and 229 57 men. The prevalence of mental disorders was 6 9. Biological trace element research.

Total zinc iron copper and selenium intakes were inversely associated with depression in unadjusted model and age and gender adjusted model. The purpose of the present study was to examine the relationship between dietary intake of zinc and depression in postgraduate students. This study was conducted on 402 participants with a mean age of 32 54 6 22 years including 173 43 women and 229 57 men. Dietary intake of zinc was inversely associated with depression dietary intake of zinc was inversely associated with depression yary teymoor.

The purpose of the present study was to examine the relationship between dietary intake of zinc and depression in postgraduate students. Aazami sanaz 2011 09 20 00 00 00 biol trace elem res 2012 145 286 290 doi 10 1007 s12011 011 9202 y dietary intake of zinc was inversely associated with depression teymoor yary sanaz aazami received. 8 september 2011. Previous populationbased studies showed that dietary zinc intake was inversely associated with depressive symptoms 4 5 6 7 8.

However findings for magnesium calcium and iron were. Dietary zinc intake was inversely correlated with depression score r 0 133 p 0 008.