Water-soluble vitamins: their physiological significance, role in life of humans and their content in the nutrition of the population suffered as a result of Chernobyl accident

I. Matasar, L. Petryschenko, A. Chernyshov
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Aim of the Research. Generalization of information about the properties and history of discovery of water-soluble vitamins, their up-to-date classification, sources of their intake and daily consumption by people of different ages and for people affected by the Chernobyl accident and living in environmentally hazardous areas. The article describes the results and data of long-term studies of the actual consumption of water-soluble vitamins by the population living in radioactively contaminated areas as a result of the Chernobyl accident. Materials and Methods. The presented data of the academic literature on the history of discovery of vitamins reveal their main characteristics and significance for the functioning of the human body. The information about physiological needs and the main sources of vitamins intake are presented. Conclusions. The article is relevant for family doctors, hygienists, nutritiologists, nutritionists and others as a scientific information material on the prevention and correction of vitamin deficiency. Key Words: water-soluble vitamins, vitamin deficiency, daily intake of vitamins, population of environmentally fragile regions, Chernobyl accident.
水溶性维生素:其生理意义、在人类生活中的作用及其在切尔诺贝利事故受害者营养中的含量
研究目的:概述有关水溶性维生素的性质和发现历史、其最新分类、不同年龄人群以及受切尔诺贝利事故影响和生活在环境危险地区的人们的摄入来源和日常消费的信息。这篇文章描述了由于切尔诺贝利事故而生活在受放射性污染地区的居民实际摄入水溶性维生素的长期研究的结果和数据。材料与方法。有关维生素发现历史的学术文献资料揭示了维生素的主要特征及其对人体功能的重要意义。介绍了儿童的生理需求和维生素摄入的主要来源。作为预防和纠正维生素缺乏症的科学信息资料,可供家庭医生、卫生学家、营养学家、营养学家等相关人员参考。关键词:水溶性维生素,维生素缺乏,维生素日摄入量,环境脆弱地区人群,切尔诺贝利事故
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