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O iodo Ć© um oligoelemento indispensĆ”vel para a sĆntese das hormonas da
tiroide. A alimentação é a maior fonte natural de iodo. Assim, o principal
objetivo deste trabalho foi a determinação de iodo em alimentos como consumidos
e representativos da dieta portuguesa. A metodologia escolhida
para a quantificação deste nutriente foi a espectrometria de massa acoplada
ao plasma indutivo (ICP-MS). Analisaram-se seis grupos de alimentos:
peixes, mariscos e bivalves, leite e derivados, vegetais, fruta e refeiƧƵes
compostas. Os grupos do pescado (peixe, marisco e bivalves) foram os
que apresentaram concentraƧƵes de iodo mais elevados, com um valor
mĆ©dio de 114 μg/100g. Os laticĆnios sĆ£o tambĆ©m uma fonte importante
para suprir o aporte diÔrio de iodo (150 μg/dia) apresentado valores médios
de 22 μg/100g. Os resultados permitem concluir que em Portugal uma alimentação
rica em pescado e lacticĆnios supre a dose diĆ”ria recomendada
de iodo para um adulto saudƔvel.
Iodine is an essential trace element for the synthesis of thyroid hormones. Food is the largest natural source of iodine. Therefore, the main objective of this work was the determination of iodine in foods as consumed and representative of the Por tuguese diet. The methodology selected for the quantification of this nutrient was inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Six groups of food were analyzed: fish, seafood and shellfish, dairy products, vegetables, fruit and meals. Seafood groups (fish, shellfish and bivalves) showed the highest concentrations of iodine, with an average of 114 μg/100g. Dairy products are also a major source to supply the daily intake of iodine (150 μg/day) presented average values of 22 μg/100g. The results show that in Portugal a diet rich in fish and dairy products supplies the recommended daily intake of iodine for a healthy adult.
Iodine is an essential trace element for the synthesis of thyroid hormones. Food is the largest natural source of iodine. Therefore, the main objective of this work was the determination of iodine in foods as consumed and representative of the Por tuguese diet. The methodology selected for the quantification of this nutrient was inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). Six groups of food were analyzed: fish, seafood and shellfish, dairy products, vegetables, fruit and meals. Seafood groups (fish, shellfish and bivalves) showed the highest concentrations of iodine, with an average of 114 μg/100g. Dairy products are also a major source to supply the daily intake of iodine (150 μg/day) presented average values of 22 μg/100g. The results show that in Portugal a diet rich in fish and dairy products supplies the recommended daily intake of iodine for a healthy adult.
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Keywords
Iodo Composição dos Alimentos Carência de Iodo ICP-MS Alimentação e Nutrição Saúde Pública Portugal
Pedagogical Context
Citation
Boletim Epidemiológico Observações. 2016 maio-agosto;5(16):30-32
Publisher
Instituto Nacional de SaĆŗde Doutor Ricardo Jorge, IP
