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March 16, 2026Journal of Nutrition0 citationsOpen Access

Effect of two-year caloric restriction in the absence of malnutrition on indicators of anemia, iron status, and hepcidin in healthy adults: a randomized clinical trial

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CDCory DuganSDSai Krupa DasSRSusan B. Racette

Key Points

  • To examine the impact of two-year caloric restriction on iron status and hepcidin levels in healthy adults without malnutrition.
  • Conducted a randomized clinical trial
  • Enrolled healthy adults
  • Applied caloric restriction over two years
  • Monitored indicators of anemia, iron status, and hepcidin levels
  • Prolonged caloric restriction did not negatively impact iron status
  • Hepcidin levels remained stable throughout the trial
  • No indicators of anemia were observed after two years

Abstract

These findings suggest that prolonged CR in the absence of malnutrition does not adversely affect iron status or hepcidin in healthy adults.

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Dugan et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b79d538166e15b153aac34https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tjnut.2026.101474
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