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Journal of Nutrition Vol. 29 No. 4 April 1945, pp. 223-227
Copyright © 1945 by American Society for Nutrition
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The Basal Metabolic Rate of the American Negro, with Particular Reference to the Effect of Menstruation on the Female

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U. S. Maxwell and Glen Wakeham

Department of Chemistry, Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri and the University of Colorado, Boulder

1. The basal metabolic rates of twenty-seven women and fourteen men were determined by the Benedict-Roth-Collins metabolism apparatus and found to be 14.8 and 12.44%, respectively, below the Boothby and Sandiford modified form of the DuBois standards.
2. The reported effects of the menstrual cycle on basal metabolism (a pre-menstrual rise with a lowering during the actual menstruation and in the immediately post-menstrual period) were confirmed.


Manuscript received 7 February 1944.





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