Total daily energy expenditure in anorexia nervosa13 Regina
C Casper,
ABSTRACT
Dale
A Schoeller,
Clinical
reports
physical activity for anorexia quantitative measurements. expenditure
(TDEE)
rate (BMR),
and thermic
in six female
outpatients and
weight)
subjects. physical 0.044
± 0.008
(997
BMR
labeled
ThM
nervosa
wt,
similar
L, respectively; roxine
(T4);
P
body
titative
values and
evidence
vosa
despite
were
fat-free
Nutr
There
normal.
mass.
for increased
profound
Am J Clin
groups.
physical
underweight
was
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KEY
WORDS
Thyroid
composition,
mass
a reduction thyand
doubly
with
and
a decline
anorexia
level
(2-4)
intake
and
that overactivity extraordinary free-living systematic
olescents
ponents
tool
(5) despite
with a high
a restricted
proportions.
treated
and had
water
for measuring of total
basal metabolic (TEM) (9, 10).
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method
physical
energy rate The
accounts attempted
chart
for anorexia
provides
expenditure,
the
(BMR)
and
purpose
of this
143-50.
a unique
as one other
not
Printed
effect was
in USA.
for a diagnosis criteria
3 mo
restricting
duration.
type.
occasionally
be considered
17 to 32 y and
individual goal being
Two
Their
eating
patients
stated
although excessive.
the
mean
of an-
(1 1). All patients
the
The
described
patients’
duration
(12)
and
Patients could insurance
not be hospitalized and therefore re-
and group therapy weight maintenance.
and nutritional One premor-
Metropolitan
Life
height (within 5 cm). No subject a serum albumin concentration known
viewed
and
Review
to alter
approved
kg, from all the
energy by
the
Insurance
normal for ad-
tables
(13)
control subjects with normal from the staff of the university
as through acquaintances. with an anorexia nervosa
ication
illness
nervosa. The mean percent of based on the Iowa Growth Charts
the
ages
of their
Each patient
control by age
was pregnant, of 10% agreement
and was
in anorexia
nervosa
0. 185 ± 0.046 and 0.157 ± 0.044, respectively, and 0.08 1 ± 0.016 in control subjects. The
ratio
intakes published respiratory quotient
and
(Friends of Geology, were measured on a
precision (1 SD) ofthe carbon dioxide-proestimated from this comparison was 5.7%.
deuterium
patients
Bele-
vacuum
spectrometer.
the two estimates were repeated
The relative measurement and
was
spectrometer
were
1 .O4kH). compared
-
respectively);
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mass
method
and
of the
from
over
2 h of 1000
as ln(S)/t, where S is the enrichment is the rate offractionated water loss,
± 0.07,
meal.
Urine black.
(N/2.078Xl.Olko
to that
expressed
at the
production
al-
measurement,
patients
Results the
at liquid
amount equal to 0.47 the liquid meal under
nervosa meal.
ofthe
were
gas over Deutenium
Energy expenditure without correction the oral
samples
samples
HD
patients averaged vs 0. 105 ± 0.020
to 2% with
0700. within
isotope-ratio
dioxide
d. In three the isotope
from
was
weight
carbon dioxide at 25 #{176}C and the carbon dioxide isolated. 180 abundances were measured on
as 1 .05N(l .0lk were calculated
and
subject’s was cal-
ratio
3-60
calculated and rH
nervosa
administered Subjects
supervision
sum
equation
system
as the
except
The
the
were
the results
to allow for the Energy expenditure
expressed
a
Respiratory-gas
but only
Harris-Benedict
4 h after
direct
a percentage
also
flows humidity
and
where N is TBW and is calculated 1.01 ; k and kH are the oxygen and
meal
measured
rest integrated
mm,
Lusk
was
and
daily
water were 0.25 g H2180 and urine output was collected
and
urine
Triplicate
R02
(Schiller
ice trap;
( 1 7).
corrected
were averaged to the hood.
culated
an
with
analyzer
pressure,
for 45-60
measured
dioxide
using
Haldane
35-40 mm accustomed
to BMR
by
system
water
to the CRC.
day
measurement
reduced to hydrogen Bloomington, IN).
was measured Holland), ox-
a single-channel Apanalyzer (Sunnyvale, were
carbon
temperature,
was performed
the final becoming
with oxygen
concentrations
were
for ambient
canopy
Flow rate (Bilthofen,
Average
labeled
Total
the time ofanalysis. with dry carbon
3-60
Nuclide
was
weight.
dose
next
final
accurate
PA).
morning
BMR
of the h the
and
tubes until decolorized
the
constructed at the University ofChicago. with a Godhardt pneumotachograph
time 1000
initial
sample
CRC.
Basal
the
expenditure
equilibrated with was cryogenically
admin-
returned
of
measured
at
sample
subjects
times
sample was obtained in the evening and doubly labeled was administered and allowed to equilibrate overnight.
urine the
amounts
Samples were prepared and analyzed (9, 20). Briefly, urine samples were kept
Body
water
meal
subjects.
energy was
urine
A final 7 when
after
control
to ensure
was suspended
labeled
single
calorie intake was assumed because subjects did not
on the morning
between
Columbus, and the TEM
anthropometric
doubly
a midpoint
the
to leave
after
this
The doses ofstable-isotope-labeled 0. 12 g 2H20/kg estimated TBW. again
immediately
after
urine water
Sub-
sample.
from
significant
daily
ginning
was measured.
urine
lose
TDEE
were
( 16).
impedance
Skinfold either
day
collected
day
collection
by bioelectnic
or on the seventh
and
disorders
permitted
then
for collection
measured
TEM
terminations
that
1 50 mm
was
Total
day.
psychological
or
wk for the
No food was
eating
of calories
changes over the 7-d metabolic period were +0.4 ± 0.4 kg/wk ( ± SD) for the anorexia nervosa patients and -0.4 ± 0.3 kg/
Attitudes Test (EAT) (14) and the (EDI) (1 5). The Beck Depression
for 4 h, except
composition
pletion
water
next
A liquid meal of Ensure Plus (Ross Laboratories, OH) was administered under direct supervision was
water
body
was used to measure depressive symptoms allowed to sleep from 2200 until 0700.
the bed to provide
gain
recorded.
labeled
(TDEE). of the
associated
(CRC)
gave informed
of total
midmorning
characteristics
assessed Eating
vital
percentage
calorie intake divided by 100. Daily to equal the daily energy expenditure
to the sub-
and doubly
determination
until
towards
behavioral
and
was collected
for
Center
was described
and total daily energy
permitted
Research
protocol
Weight,
urine
Clinical
The
consent
for minors.
A baseline
to the
1900.
and informed
jects
AL
the
reported
1800
ET
1.027
± 0.02
was calculated for protein (18)
1.032
anorexia
in respiratory
difference quotient
respiratory quotient from self-reported
nervosa patients (21, 22). The from control subjects was similar
nervosa the
in anorexia
subjects.
by using the Lusk equation and with the assumption that
quotient was 0.85. This food quotient calculated for anorexia obtained
± 0.01
in control
patients was were
the day, then we would be underestimating the anorexia nervosa patients.
(0.86 not
± 0.02 significant.
to continue TDEE
vs 0.83 If this
throughout by 3-5%
in
ENERGY Energy
expended
in
difference
between
TDEE
Physical where
physical
activity
and
the
all are expressed
calculated
was
sum
= TDEE
activity
EXPENDITURE
of BMR
(BMR
-
IN
TEM:
+ TEM)
as MJ/d.
phase Body
composition
Body
was
and water.
the
enrichment
ative
to the
dilution
The baseline
d is the of
dose
urine
retained
the molecular
weight
administered
dose
(N)
APE
body
dose water. sum
to equal
that
TBW
during
from
atom
(bw),
The
MWd
dose
urinary
latter
is
spent
from
estimated
was
101
impedance
up and
about
the dilution
Impedance
placements
The
was
Analyzer on the
hand,
deuterium-dilution
previously
space
Schoeller
with
The
RJL
tetrapolar and
(ND)
was calculated equation
0.382(Ht2/R)
model
dilution
foot
were
(FFM)
and weight
and
by using
+ 8.3 15
(FM)
were
FM
premorbid
calculated
Skinfold-thickness caliper
measurements
at the
measurement
triceps,
was repeated
calculated
was
according
from
to Jackson
from density Blood for state
(T3), reverse measured obtained and TSH
at 0700.
three the sum
et al (25).
according laboratory
and
made
ofthe Percent
averaged.
three
skinfold
body
Serum
total
thyroxine
by radioimmunoassay from Diagnostic by a sensitive
RIA
Body
den-
calculated
drawn
in the
(T4), triiodothyronine
concentrations were (T4 T3 and rT3 by kits ,
RIA
(29).
calculated
the
between
Pearson
Student’s variables
product-moment
t
was corre-
differences were computed patient 2, by virtue of her
overweight,
as mean
using two
± SEM
was
considered
an outlier.
(Systat,
Systat
BMI
Percent normal weight
Inc,
Evan-
and eating
attitudes
Weight
,
Corporation, Los Angeles, Serono Diagnostic, Norwell,
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Height
y
kg
m
30 17 17 30
41.6 60.9 38.0 35.2
1.73 1.70 1.57 1.56
Eating attitudes test
%
13.9 21.1 15.4 14.5
62.1 74.3 72.4 65.2
24 53 71 40 43
5
32
42.0
1.62
16.0
70.6
21
37.5
1.69
13.1
59.1
51
.
24.5
42.5
1.65
15.7
67.3
47.0
2.8
3.8
0.03
1.2
30 16 19 25
58.6 54.4 65.3 51.1
1.67 1.66 1.58 1.56
21.0 19.7 26.2 21.0
5
35
54.8
1.59
6 i SEM
24 24.8
54.5 56.5
1.64 1.62
2.8
2.0
Control subjects 1 2 3 4
thicknesses
fat was was
Each
(TSH) (RIA)
Products from
a Lange
areas.
and
to Siri (26). tests and hormones
T3 (rT3), and thyrotropin
with
upper-thigh
times
inter-
6
SEM
were
suprailiac,
and
1 characteristics
Anorexia nervosa patients I 2 3 4
from
FFM.
-
were
relationship
Between-group pair 2, because
pathological
Age
= N/0.73
= Wt
intra-
2.5%
by a double-antibody
groups The
by calculating
a
and
fasting
data.
lation coefficients. with and without
(23): FFM
sity
between
and
R is resistance in ohms, and was calculated from estimated
fat mass
measured
The
and 22%, respectively. did not cross react but fl-LPH Plasma human growth hormone