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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 28.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Nutr. 2009 Aug 27;102(11):1678–1685. doi: 10.1017/S0007114509990894

Table 1.

Dietary modifiers in test meals from a study by Conway et al. (8)

Meal* Subjects consuming
the meal (n)
Fe
(mg)
Ascorbic acid
(mg)
Animal tissue
(g)
Phytate
(mg)
Ca
(mg)
Polyphenols
from tea (mg)
1 40 13·1 260 0 0 188 0
2 20 14·9 129 0 108 172 0
3 10 16·7 87 0 161 176 0
4 10 16·7 87 0 161 176 227
5 10 11·6 82 0 0 85 0
6 10 11·8 84 0 0 460 0
7 10 11·9 85 0 0 98 0
8 10 12·1 87 0 0 473 0
9 10 14·9 129 0 108 481 0
10 19 13·4 129 0 0 171 0
11 10 13·4 129 0 0 480 0
12 9 12·8 44 0 0 205 0
13 9 12·8 44 0 0 205 227
14 10 13·4 8 0 0 171 227
15 10 11·3 8 0 0 72 0
16 10 11 8 100 0 119 0
17 11 11·3 85 100 0 132 0
18 10 3·1 260 0 0 188 0
*

In meals 1–17, 10 mg of exogenous iron chloride was added to ensure that Fe absorption could be detected.