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In the recent years the prevalence of coronary heart diseases (CHD) in Egypt and some Arabic countries has been increased .Hence the aim of current study was to identify the relation between dietary magnesium and CHD.The study has conducted on 116 subject their age ranged from 30 to 50 years (56CHD patients (26 female and 30 male), 60 normal person (32 female and 28 male).CHD patients were chosen from hospitalized patients of Zagazig univ. hospital, while normal persons were chosen from zagazig city. The intake univ. hospital, while normal persons were chosen from zagazig city. The intake of magnesium and different nutrients, food habits, and food consumption pattern were estimated for patients and normal subjects . Anthrop meted. Blood samples were collected for determination of magnesium, sodium, potassium, calcium, hemoglobin, blood lipids, liver functions, and renal functions. The majority of studied subjects were in above moderate socioeconomic class. According to BMI, about 75% of CHD males and females, and 57% and 66% of normal males and females had overweight and females, and 57% and 66% of normal males and females had overweight and obesity. Blood lipids, especially total cholesterol and LDLc of CHD patients were significantly 0.001 higher than normal subjects. Serum magnesium of normal females and males was significantly higher than CHD females and males (2.13#0.33 and 2.01#0.18 vs. 1.62#0.23 and 1.76#0.40 respectively and pIn the recent years the prevalence of coronary heart diseases (CHD) in Egypt and some Arabic countries has been increased .Hence the aim of current study was to identify the relation between dietary magnesium and CHD.The study has conducted on 116 subject their age ranged from 30 to 50 years (56CHD patients (26 female and 30 male), 60 normal person (32 female and 28 male).CHD patients were chosen from hospitalized patients of Zagazig univ. hospital, while normal persons were chosen from zagazig city. The intake univ. hospital, while normal persons were chosen from zagazig city. The intake of magnesium and different nutrients, food habits, and food consumption pattern were estimated for patients and normal subjects . Anthrop meted. Blood samples were collected for determination of magnesium, sodium, potassium, calcium, hemoglobin, blood lipids, liver functions, and renal functions. The majority of studied subjects were in above moderate socioeconomic class. According to BMI, about 75% of CHD males and females, and 57% and 66% of normal males and females had overweight and females, and 57% and 66% of normal males and females had overweight and obesity. Blood lipids, especially total cholesterol and LDLc of CHD patients were significantly 0.001 higher than normal subjects. Serum magnesium of normal females and males was significantly higher than CHD females and males (2.13#0.33 and 2.01#0.18 vs. 1.62#0.23 and 1.76#0.40 respectively and pIn the recent years the prevalence of coronary heart diseases (CHD) in Egypt and some Arabic countries has been increased .Hence the aim of current study was to identify the relation between dietary magnesium and CHD.The study has conducted on 116 subject their age ranged from 30 to 50 years (56CHD patients (26 female and 30 male), 60 normal person (32 female and 28 male).CHD patients were chosen from hospitalized patients of Zagazig univ. hospital, while normal persons were chosen from zagazig city. The intake univ. hospital, while normal persons were chosen from zagazig city. The intake of magnesium and different nutrients, food habits, and food consumption pattern were estimated for patients and normal subjects . Anthrop meted. Blood samples were collected for determination of magnesium, sodium, potassium, calcium, hemoglobin, blood lipids, liver functions, and renal functions. The majority of studied subjects were in above moderate socioeconomic class. According to BMI, about 75% of CHD males and females, and 57% and 66% of normal males and females had overweight and females, and 57% and 66% of normal males and females had overweight and obesity. Blood lipids, especially total cholesterol and LDLc of CHD patients were significantly 0.001 higher than normal subjects. Serum magnesium of normal females and males was significantly higher than CHD females and males (2.13#0.33 and 2.01#0.18 vs. 1.62#0.23 and 1.76#0.40 respectively and p
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