Day 266 - 20 Jun 96 - Page 47
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2 MR. JUSTICE BELL: No. I thought you were looking at the total
3 energy from the meal.
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5 MR. RAMPTON: No, I am not at all. I do not, my Lord, as your
6 Lordship knows, pay much attention to the total energy
7 contribution of any particular meal, by whatever route.
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9 MR. JUSTICE BELL: No, except I am troubled whether it is the
10 right approach. What was it for a man, about two and a
11 half thousand?
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13 MR. RAMPTON: No, my Lord. For an 11 stone 11 pound or 75
14 kilogram man -----
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16 MR. JUSTICE BELL: About three-and-a-half. What was the figure
17 again?
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19 MR. RAMPTON: The reference is at pages 25 -----
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21 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Do not give me the reference, just the
22 figure.
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24 MR. RAMPTON: Sorry, the figure. For a man between the ages of
25 19 and 29, with a moderate physical activity level,
26 weighing 75 kilograms (that is 11 stone 11 pounds), his
27 daily energy requirement is 13 millijoules or 3,087.5
28 calories. 579.6 kilo-calories derived from that first meal
29 is 18.77 per cent of his daily energy requirement, and I am
30 talking about the fat contribution.
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32 MS. STEEL: I do not know where Mr. Rampton got the figures
33 from, but the figures in the grey book actually say that a
34 15-18 year old male should be 2,755 kilo-calories a day.
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36 MR. RAMPTON: I said a male of 20.
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38 MS. STEEL: OK. Then it is 2,550.
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40 MR. RAMPTON: No, it depends upon his physical activity level,
41 and I chose 1.7 as being moderate in both directions. We
42 can argue about this later.
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44 My Lord, the figure for the other meal is this: 315.9
45 kilo-calories derived from fat, contributes 10.23 percent
46 of that same young man's daily energy requirement.
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48 THE WITNESS: It depends on which meal you are looking at,
49 because one of the -----
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51 MR. JUSTICE BELL: No, just pause because, so far, you have not
52 been asked a question and I am waiting to hear what the
53 question is. You have just been given some arithmetic at
54 the moment.
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56 THE WITNESS: OK. I will wait.
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58 MR. RAMPTON: Assume I am right for the moment -- I can take you
59 through the figures; it is not very difficult but it takes
60 a bit of time -- if those figures are right, for the first
