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Cho GJ et al. - The energy and nutrient intake of protein, sugar, fiber, ash, phosphate, natrium, thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin were greater for menarcheal girls than for premenarcheal girls. These data indicate a decreasing secular trend of age at menarche in a Korean population born between 1920 and 1995.

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