Carotene
1 paper2 findings
- Humans1
Interventions
1Mediterranean diet
upin humans1
1 study
Mediterranean diet
upin humans1
Mediterranean diet increases carotene in humans.
“Subjects with high diet scores (> or = 4) had significantly higher plasma carotene levels than those with a low score”
Humansdiet scores >= 4 vs low score
Diet and mortality in a cohort of elderly people in a north European community
International journal of epidemiology1 Feb 1997
Associations
1Overall mortality
downin humans1
1 study
Overall mortality
downin humans1
Carotene is associated with overall mortality in humans.
“plasma carotene was negatively associated with mortality.”
Humans6 years
Diet and mortality in a cohort of elderly people in a north European community
International journal of epidemiology1 Feb 1997
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