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• Nutrition and Health

  Neurodevelopment And Growth Until 6 5 Years Of Infants Wh 2021 The American

  A study found that infants who received a special low-protein formula with milk fat components showed no lasting differences in brain development or growth by age 6.5 years.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Neuroketotherapeutics A Modern Review Of A Century Old Therapy

  Researchers reviewed how ketogenic diets and other therapies that produce ketones (molecules made when the body burns fat) may help treat brain diseases by improving brain cell energy and function.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Neuronal Autophagy And Neurodegenerative Diseases

  This research explores how brain cells clean themselves through a process called autophagy, and how problems with this cellular housekeeping contribute to diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

• Heart Health

  Neutrophil To LDL Ratio

  Researchers found that a simple blood test ratio combining immune cells and cholesterol levels can help predict heart attack risk in people with type 2 diabetes.

• Heart Health

  New Perspectives On Dairy And Cardiovascular Health

  Despite dairy products containing saturated fat, research shows that milk and dairy foods (except butter) don't increase heart disease risk and may actually help lower blood pressure.

• Gut Health

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  Stanford researchers found that different types of fiber supplements have unique effects on gut bacteria, cholesterol levels, and inflammation, with personalized responses varying by individual.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  NMR Based Metabolic Characterization Of Chicken Tissues And Biofluids A Model For Avian Research

  Researchers created a detailed map of metabolic compounds in healthy chicken tissues to better understand how diet and infections affect poultry health.

• Environment and Health

  Non Communicable Disease Risk Associated With Red And Processed Meat Consumption—magnitude, Certainty, And Contextuality Of Risk

  This research examines how red and processed meat consumption affects disease risk, finding that the evidence is more complex and uncertain than commonly portrayed.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Non Invasive Determination Of Ketosis Induced Elimination Of Chronic Daytime Somnolence In A Patient

  A ketogenic diet improved severe daytime sleepiness in a late-stage dementia patient by potentially helping brain cells repair and regenerate.

• Hormone Health

  Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics And Energy Efficiency In Weight Loss Diets

  This research explains why low-carb diets may cause more weight loss than other diets with the same calories, challenging the "a calorie is a calorie" assumption.

• Heart Health

  Normal And Oxidized Low Density Lipoproteins Accumulate Deep In Physiologically Thickened Intima Of Human Coronary Arteries

  Researchers found that cholesterol particles accumulate deep within coronary artery walls as part of natural aging, which may contribute to heart disease development over time.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  Novel Approach To Quantify Mitochondrial Content And Intrinsic Bioenergetic Efficiency Across Organs

  Researchers discovered that measuring mitochondrial health requires looking at multiple factors rather than relying on a single protein marker, as mitochondria function differently across various organs.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Novel Ketone Diet Enhances Physical And Cognitive Performance

  Researchers found that a special ketone-based diet improved both physical endurance and memory performance in rats by making their bodies more energy-efficient.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Ntegrated Lipidomics And Metabolomics Analysis Of Tears In Multiple Sclerosis An Insight Into Diagnostic Potential Of Lacrimal Fluid

  Researchers found that tear samples from multiple sclerosis patients contain different patterns of fats and metabolites that could potentially be used for easier diagnosis.

• Nutrition and Health

  Ntegrative Analysis Of The Intestinal Metabolome Of Childhood Asthma

  Researchers studied the gut bacteria and their chemical byproducts in children with asthma to better understand how intestinal health might influence breathing problems.

• Gut Health

  Ntestinal Barrier Dysfunction In Irritable Bowel Syndrome A Systematic Review

  Research shows that people with irritable bowel syndrome often have a "leaky gut" where the intestinal barrier doesn't work properly, especially in those with diarrhea symptoms.

• Hormone Health

  Nut Consumption And Body Weight 2003 The American Journal Of Clinical Nutrit

  Despite being high in fat, regular nut consumption does not cause weight gain and may even be associated with lower body weight.

• Nutrition and Health

  Nutrient Enrichment Of Human Milk With Human And Bovine 2018 The American Jo

  A study of very premature infants found no significant difference in feeding tolerance or health outcomes between human milk-based and cow milk-based nutritional supplements.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Nutrition And Alzheimer S Disease The Detrimental

  This research review suggests that high-carbohydrate diets, especially those high in fructose, may contribute to Alzheimer's disease development while adequate fats and cholesterol may be protective.

• Nutrition and Health

  Nutrition And Health – The Association Between Eating Behavior And Various Health Parameters A Matched Sample Study

  This Austrian study of 1,320 people found that vegetarians had lower weight and drank less alcohol, but surprisingly reported more health problems and lower quality of life than meat-eaters.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Nutrition And Health In Human Evolution–Past To Present

  This research explores how human nutrition has evolved from our hunter-gatherer ancestors to today, revealing that our bodies haven't adapted to modern processed diets and lifestyle changes.

• Dental Health

  Nutrition And Health In Human Evolution–Past To Present

  This research traces human nutrition from prehistoric hunter-gatherers to modern times, showing how our rapid shift to processed foods conflicts with our evolutionary biology.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Nutrition And Its Role In Human Evolution

  This research explores how our ancestors' diets and environments shaped human genetics over millions of years, influencing our modern metabolism and health.

• Environment and Health

  Nutrition And Removal Of Animals From US Ag

  Researchers found that eliminating all animal agriculture would reduce greenhouse gas emissions but create serious nutritional deficiencies that plant-only diets couldn't adequately replace.

• Nutrition and Health

  Nutrition As Personalized Medicine Against SARS CoV 2 Infections Clinical And Oncological Options With A Specific Female Groups Overview

  This research review explores how personalized nutrition strategies can strengthen the immune system to help protect against COVID-19 infections, with special focus on women's health needs.

• Nutrition and Health

  Nutrition, Metabolism, And Epigenetics Pathways Of Circadian Reprogramming

  This research shows how the foods we eat and when we eat them can reprogram our body's internal 24-hour clock, affecting metabolism and overall health.

• Hormone Health

  Nutrition, The Visceral Immune System, And The Evolutionary Origins Of Pathogenic Obesity

  This research explores why certain populations are more prone to dangerous belly fat and diabetes by examining how our bodies evolved to survive periods of poor nutrition.

• Hormone Health

  Nutrition, The Visceral Immune System, And The Evolutionary Origins Of Pathogenic Obesity(1)

  This research explores why certain populations are more prone to belly fat and diabetes by examining how our bodies evolved to store fat for immune protection during times of poor nutrition.

• Environment and Health

  Nutritional Ecology Of Obesity From Humans To Companion Animals

  Researchers propose that modern diets with less protein relative to fats and carbohydrates may drive overeating and weight gain because our bodies prioritize getting enough protein.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Nutritional Ketosis Alters Fuel Preference And Thereby Endurance Performance In Athletes

  Researchers found that giving athletes a ketone drink changed how their bodies use fuel during exercise, improving endurance performance by burning more fat and less sugar.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Nutritional Ketosis Delays The Onset Of Isoflurane Induced Anesthesia

  Research found that being in ketosis (from ketogenic diets or ketone supplements) delayed the effects of anesthesia in laboratory animals, suggesting ketones may affect how the brain responds to certain medications.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Nutritional Ketosis Delays The Onset Of Isoflurane Induced Anesthesia(1)

  A study found that being in ketosis (from a ketogenic diet or ketone supplements) delayed the onset of anesthesia in laboratory animals.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  Nutritional Ketosis To Relieve Astragliosis

  Researchers suggest that ketogenic diets may help protect brain cells by improving the function of support cells called astrocytes, potentially benefiting neurological and mental health conditions.

• Heart Health

  Nutritional Ketosis To Treat Pulmonary Hypertension Associated With Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome A Case Report

  A medically-supervised ketogenic diet successfully reversed metabolic syndrome in an obese woman while also improving her pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure in lung arteries).

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Nutritional Modulation Of The Epigenome And Its Implication For Future Health

  How parents eat before and during pregnancy can change their children's genes through "epigenetic" switches, affecting the child's future risk of diabetes and heart disease.

• Hormone Health

  Obesity And Circulating Levels Of Vitamin D Before And After Weight Loss Induced By A Very Low Calorie Ketogenic Diet

  This study examined how a very low-calorie ketogenic diet affects vitamin D levels in people with obesity during weight loss.

• Hormone Health

  Obesity And Femal Infertility Potential Mediators Of Obesity S Impact

  Obesity significantly reduces female fertility by disrupting hormones, damaging eggs, and affecting the uterus, but weight loss interventions may help improve reproductive outcomes.

• Hormone Health

  Obesity And Femal Infertility Potential Mediators Of Obesity S Impact(1)

  Obesity significantly impacts female fertility by disrupting hormone balance, egg quality, and the uterine environment, making it harder to conceive and maintain healthy pregnancies.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  Obesity Related Chronic Kidney Disease Principal Mechanisms And New Approaches In Nutritional Management

  Obesity damages the kidneys through multiple pathways including fat buildup around kidney tissues, inflammation, and metabolic changes, but proper nutrition management may help protect kidney function.

• Evolutionary Health and Aging

  Obesity Reviews 2018 Pontzer Hunter‐gatherers As Models In Public Health

  Scientists studied hunter-gatherer societies to understand why they have excellent heart health and almost no obesity, diabetes, or metabolic diseases compared to modern populations.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Octanoic Acid A Major Component Of Widely Consumed Medium Chain Triglyceride Ketogenic Diet Is Detrimental To Bone

  A study found that octanoic acid, a major component of MCT oil supplements and ketogenic diets, may weaken bones by reducing bone formation and increasing bone breakdown.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Omega 3 Fatty Acid Supplementation For 12 Weeks Increases Resting And Exercise Metabolic Rate In Healthy Community Dwelling Older Females

  Omega-3 fish oil supplements boosted metabolism by 14% and increased fat burning in healthy older women after 12 weeks.

• Joint, Muscle Health and Exercise

  Omega 3 Fatty Acid Supplementation For 12 Weeks Increases Resting And Exercise Metabolic Rate In Healthy Community Dwelling Older Females(1)

  Taking fish oil supplements for 12 weeks significantly boosted metabolism and fat burning in healthy older women, while also improving muscle mass and physical function.

• Dental Health

  On The Pathogenicity Of The Oral Biofilm A Critical Review From A Biological, Evolutionary, And Nutritional Point Of View

  This research challenges the idea that dental plaque itself causes tooth decay and gum disease, suggesting that modern lifestyle factors like poor diet and stress are the real culprits.

• Brain and Nerve Health

  One Month Of Classic Therapeutic Ketogenic Diet Decreases Short Chain Fatty Acids Production In Epileptic Patients OCRed

  A one-month ketogenic diet significantly reduced beneficial gut bacteria byproducts called short-chain fatty acids in epilepsy patients by more than half.

• Liver and Kidney Health

  One Size Does Not Fit All Practical, Personal Tailoring Of The Diet To NAFLD Patients

  Restrictive diets for fatty liver disease may help with weight loss, but researchers emphasize that personalized dietary approaches are safer and more sustainable than one-size-fits-all solutions.

• Environment and Health

  Operationalising The Health Aspects Of Sustainable Diets A Review

  Researchers reviewed 49 studies to understand how to create diets that are both healthy for people and environmentally sustainable for the planet.

• Nutrition and Health

  Opportunities For Maximizing The Dietary Quality Of Fad Diets

  Researchers found that popular "fad diets" can actually be quite healthy when planned thoughtfully to include nutrient-rich foods within each diet's rules.