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. 2013 Dec 12;57:10.3402/fnr.v57i0.18519. doi: 10.3402/fnr.v57i0.18519

Table 3.

Composition of ileostomy effluent (% of dry matter) during the refined wheat low-fiber diet (LFD) and the rye bread high-fiber (HFD) diet with ordinary and nibbling meal frequencies in ileostomy subjects (n=10, mean±SD)

LFD HFD


Ordinary Nibbling Ordinary Nibbling p 3
Ash 14.4±2.1a 14.3±2.0a 11.2±1.3b 11.4±1.3b <0.001
Protein 24.6±1.6a 24.5±1.3a 19.3±1.5b 19.5±1.6b <0.001
Fat 7.8±2.8a 7.3±2.8 a 5.6±1.8b 5.6±1.8b <0.01
Total carbohydrates1 34.3±4.0a 34.6±3.6a 44.0±3.0b 44.3±3.2b <0.01
Klason lignin 0.9±0.4a 0.9±0.3a 2.2±0.4b 2.3±0.5b <0.001
Organic acids2 2.4±0.7a 2.5±0.8a 2.4±0.6a 2.4±0.6a <0.001
Total analyzed 85.1±1.9a 84.1±1.3a 84.8±1.1b 85.7±0.9b <0.01
1

Sugar residues after acid hydrolysis plus fructose residues.

2

Include acetic, butyric, propionic and lactic acid.

3

Different superscript letters indicate significant difference within row which is attributed to diet (p<0.05). No statistically significant effect was observed for meal frequency (p>0.05).