| 摘要 |
1356370 Dietetic compositions A N HOWARD 6 March 1973 [6 March 1972] 10439/72 Heading A2B A dietary formulation for the treatment of obesity in man comprises:-(a) all the minerals required by man, (b) proteinaceous material consisting of:-(i) a mixture of monomeric L- amino acids and/or (ii) natural proteins, and/or (iii) natural proteins reinforced with at least one monomeric L-amino acid; and (c) digestible carbohydrate, such that the smallest amount of the formulation containing at least the minimum daily requirements of each of the minerals required by man also contains:- (A) at least 15gm of the proteinaceous material which must include at least the minimum daily requirements of all the essential L-amino acids required by man, and (B) 15-75 gm of the digestible carbohydrate; the total caloric value of the said smallest amount of formulation being in the range 160-600 Kcals. The composition should additionally contain at least the minimum daily requirement of vitamins and sufficient fat, oil, or other source of essential fatty acids to supply the minimum fatty acid requirements. The proteinaceous material may include egg albumen, or natural protein derived from milk. soya beans, peanuts, fish, or plasma, which may be reinforced with at least one monomeric amino acid to give the desired amino acid profile, or it may include a mixture of amino acids produced by hydrolysis of a protein by an acid or a proteolase with necessary adjustment of the amino acid profile. The formulation may additionally include bulking agents, for example cellulose, methyl cellulose, and acacia, tragacanth, guar, or xanthan gums. Also present may be emulsifiers and flavourings. |
