Effect of Skin Pressure by Clothing on Small Bowel Transit Time
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We examined the effect of increased skrn pressure from tight clothing on small bowel transit time by means of the breath hydrogen test, using milk that contained lactulose as an additional indigestible disaccharide, which is used as a test meal after overnight fasting. In this experinxent, we measured the small bowel transit time from 9 healthy and non-constipated female subjects with two different skin pressures that were applied by loose-fitting experimental garment or an additional tight-fitting girdle on two consecutive days. The skin pressure of the latter condition was 8-9 mmHg higher than that of the former one on the participants' waist, abdomen and hip region. The experimental order of the two skin pressure conditions was counterbalanced. As a result, the small bowel transit time obtained with and without girdle did not differ significantly (165.0★26.0 minutes for less skin pressure condition and 173.3★26.8 minutes for more skin pressure condition, n=9, p=0.43). This result indicated that the skin pressure from clothing has no effect on the passage rate of food through the small intestine.
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著者
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Takasu Nana
Department Of Environmental Health Nara Women's University
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Tokura Hiromi
Department of Environmental Health, Nara, Women's University
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Tokura Hiromi
松本大学 人間健康学部
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Tokura Hiromi
Professor Emeritus Nara Women's Univ.
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Tokura Hiromi
奈良女子大学 生活健康学専攻
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SONE Yoshiaki
Department of Food and Nutrition, Graduate School of Osaka City University
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Tokura Hiromi
Nara Women's University
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Tokura Hiromi
Institute Oftextiles & Clothing The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Tokura Hiromi
Depaetment Of Environmental Health Nara Women's University
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TOKURA Hiromi
Toyobo Co. Ltd.
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Tokura H
Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ. Hong Kong Chn
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Tokura Hiromi
Department Of Environmental Heaith. Nara Women's University
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Tokura Hiromi
Department Of Aothing Sciences Nara Women's Vniversity
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Tsukamoto Michiko
Department of Environmental Health, Nara Women's University
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Tsukamoto Michiko
Department Of Environmental Health Nara Women's University
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Tokura H
Nara Women's University
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Sone Yoshiaki
Department Of Food And Nutrition Faculty Of Human Life Science
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Takasu Nana
北海道大学 医学研究科 統合生理
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Sone Y
Department Of Food And Nutrition Graduate School Of Osaka City University
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