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  1. Nutrient intakes of healthy adults on a gluten-free diet

    <p>Gluten-free diets have gained popularity in recent years among healthy individuals. However, gluten-free foods are typically lower in essential nutrients. It was hypothesized that the average intakes of fiber and the selected B vitamins and minerals would be lower in the gluten-free group than …

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  2. Conditioned food aversions in cancer chemotherapy

    … (c) Do aversions to familiar foods in the regular diet or decreases in preference result from associating these foods with posttreatment nausea? (d) Do novel foods consumed before chemotherapy act as a scapegoat foods to interfere with aversions to other foods consumed later? Twenty-six …

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  3. Chronic stress-dependent activation of somatostatin neurons in the nucleus accumbens facilitates maladaptive eating behaviors

    … consumption of highly palatable, but not the regular, diet, when it is presented during a limited time following stress exposure. In addition, the nucleus accumbens (NAc), a key component in the neural circuitry of reward, is also an established neural substrate susceptible to the effects of …

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  4. A Survey to Determine the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of College Students in Regard to Soy Protein and Coronary Heart Disease

    … any soy product, and to have chosen eating a regular diet enriched with soy protein if faced with hypercholesterolemia. The family unit, schools, newspapers, and doctors' offices were found to be the primary sources of the student's nutritional information. Also, a student with more knowledge …

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  5. Bowel preparation for colonoscopy: is diet restriction necessary?

    … most bowel preparation regimens recommend dietary restriction for 24 to 48 hours before the procedure, the evidence for this is poor. Objectives: To establish whether dietary restriction during bowel preparation improves the quality of bowel preparation. Methods: A prospective single blind, …

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  6. Molecular mechanisms of myricetin bulk and nano forms mediating genoprotective and genotoxic effects in lymphocytes from pre-cancerous and myeloma patients

    … Several recent studies have suggested that dietary intake of various flavonoids such as myricetin have a protective effect against different types of cancers and cardiovascular diseases. The present study was conducted to investigate the genoprotective and genotoxic effects of myricetin nano …

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  7. Effects of dietary fat saturation on lipoprotein metabolism in rodents and humans

    … to find alternatives which despite their higher dietary fat saturation as compared to naturally occurring vegetable oils, may be preferable to PHVO. However, amongst SFA, the effects on plasma lipoproteins are variable. Thus, we hypothesized that specific combinations of dietary SFA will not …

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  8. Long-term effects of LPS and high-fat diet on dopaminergic neurodegeneration

    … chronic low-grade inflammatory state caused by diet-induced obesity would exacerbate LPS-induced neurodegeneration. To ascertain the participation of IL-1 beta, three strains of mice were employed: a control [wild type (WT)], a strain lacking the endogenous antagonist of IL-1, namely IL-1 …

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  9. Long-term effects of LPS and high-fat diet on dopaminergic neurodegeneration

    … chronic low-grade inflammatory state caused by diet-induced obesity would exacerbate LPS-induced neurodegeneration. To ascertain the participation of IL-1 beta, three strains of mice were employed: a control [wild type (WT)], a strain lacking the endogenous antagonist of IL-1, namely IL-1 …

    anu Repository record for Long-term effects of LPS and high-fat diet on dopaminergic neurodegeneration (opens in a new tab)

  10. Post-exercise ketosis in non-diabetic subjects

    … ketosis., An extra 60 - 90 g sucrose in the diet of the subject who had developed the most marked post-exercise ketonaemia, abolished the response, whereas carbohydrate restriction intensified it. A protein-fat diet caused two well trained marathon runners to develop the highest post-exercise …

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