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  • Since the first edition of Hypoglycemia For Dummies came out in 2002, many more studies have been published on how foods affect your health. Although the basic hypoglycemia diet remains the same, we know much more than we did about the effect of different fats on the body. At the same time, more light has been cast on the dangers of artificial sweeteners and monosodium glutamate (MSG).

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  • Low-energy diets (LEDs) comprise commercially formulated food products that provide between 800 and 1200 kcal/day (3.3–5 MJ/day) to aid body weight loss. Recent small-scale studies suggest that LEDs are associated with marked changes in the gut microbiota that may modify the effect of the LED on host metabolism and weight loss.

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  • Background and Aims- To evaluate the impact of nutritional intervention on vitamins and minerals from intake food and anthropometric parameters at overweight and obese patients. Material and methods- To a sample of 40 overweight and obese patients we evaluated the nutritional content of food intake (kilocalories, macro and micronutrients) before and after a low caloric diet.

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  • Freeze-dried soybean snack foods are innovative and engage the nutritious whole soybean seeds in human diet. The freeze-dried soybeans provide high quality protein, cholesterol-free low percentage of saturated fats, minerals, and vitamins.

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  • Now a days sugar free food are very much popular because of their less calorie content. So food industry uses various artificial sweeteners which are low in calorie content instead of high calorie sugar. Artificial sweeteners/low calorie sweeteners are synthetic sugar substitutes but may be derived from naturally occurring substances, including herbs or sugar itself. The growing consumer interest in health and its relationship with diet has led to a considerable rise in the demand for low calorie fat products.

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  • Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common malignant tumor of the liver. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a frequent chronic liver disorder in developed countries. NAFLD can progress through the more severe non alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), cirrhosis and, lastly, HCC.

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  • Growth study was conducted to study the effect of emulsifier in low energy diets containing rice bran oil as fat source in the growth performance of commercial broiler chicken. Three treatment groups were fed with basal diet contains crude rice bran oil as energy source (T1), basal diet supplemented with emulsifier at the rate of 250g per MT of feed (T2) and 80 kcal Metabolizable energy reduced from basal diet supplemented with emulsifier at the rate of 250g per MT of feed (T3).

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  • Fit and fine health is an asset in modern world. A diet sufficient in quantity as well as quality is required for a good health. Macro and micronutrient deficiencies, inadequate nutritional awareness affect the lives of western nation less dramatically than those are the citizen of developing countries. The grave situation by overpopulation and underproduction of food on international level is well documented.

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  • The present day Indians prefer quail meat due to low cholesterol and fat content than that of other poultry meats. One hundred ninety two (192) 7days old broiler quail chicks of either sex were taken for the study. The chicks were weighed and randomly distributed into four dietary treatments with four replicates in each group having twelve (12) chicks in each replicate. The dietary treatments were: T1 - control diet; T2- diet containing 5% fish silage and T3-diet containing 10% fish silage and T4 - diet containing 15% fish silage.

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  • Obesity, weight dysregulation and various degenerative diseases which are present at a huge scale are repercussions of low physical activity and unhealthy eating habits. Dietary risks, which include diets low in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, but high in salt and fat, were found to be India’s third leading risk factor for causing disease burden, after child and maternal malnutrition and air pollution; followed closely by high blood pressure and high blood sugar.

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  • Mesona chiensis Benth. is a natural and safe pharmaceutical ingredient with many nutrients and special medical functions. The aim of this study was to investigate the prevention and treatment effect of ethanol extract from Mesona chiensis Benth. on the plasma lipid concentration of high fat diet-induced obesity mice. Male white mice (Mus musculus) 5 - 6 weeks of age were fed a high-fat diet including standard pellets (65% in weight) and boiled lard (35% in weight) for 6 weeks model obese mice.

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  • Animals fed on concentrate-rich diets ( 60%), may go off-feed due to ruminal acidosis. A low pH is detrimental to the rumen fibre digesting bacteria which may cause a depression in fat content in the milk. It can also affect the animal’s health status. In such cases, use of a buffer is rec- ommended comprising sodium bi-carbonate and magnesium oxide (3:1) to be fed @ 50–75 g per animal per day. Alternatively it is possible to introduce some longer physical fibre into the ration (e.g. paddy straw) to promote rumination and saliva production.

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  • In this study they reported the number of patients who were adherent to the ADA diet recommendations and were able to achieve the recommended intakes of various types of fats. They found that levels of adherence to the recommendations was low with only 26.6% of patients consuming the recommended amount of saturated fatty acids (SFAs), 13.0% consuming the recommended ≥10% of dietary energy from polyunsaturated fats, and 38.5% consuming the recommended ≥60% of dietary energy from carbohydrates and monounsaturated fats. They also estimated that 46.

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  • In the past, doctors took the old saying “You are what you eat” literally. They fi gured you got fat from eating fat and cholesterol buildup in your arteries from eating cholesterol. In the 1960s, scientists discovered a link between high blood cholesterol levels and heart disease and made an assumption that changed the way Americans ate for decades. They assumed, without proof, that high blood cholesterol came from eating too much cholesterol. Soon government agencies began telling people to eat fewer eggs and dairy products and less red meat.

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  • When I started practicing medicine twenty-five years ago, I followed the party line. I recommended calorie counting and low-fat diets for weight loss and was usually disappointed by the results. People just kept gaining weight. Then, in the 1990s, some of my patients started ignoring warnings about fat and cholesterol and going on low-carb diets. The results were astonishing. Folks who had been unsuccessful at losing weight for years started shedding pounds more easily than they thought possible even as they ate generous amounts of rich food.

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  • I want to say at the outset that writing this book makes me a little bit uncomfortable for reasons I’ll explain in a moment. Now, for the most part, an individual’s personal choices are really none of my concern: what people do to or for themselves is their own problem. At the same time, I have a responsibility to my readers (followers?) when I present something that has the potential to be harmful or damaging.

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  • In the fourteen years since my first successful diet—at age fourteen—I’ve lost and gained more than 350 pounds. Some people have tried every kind of diet—Weight Watchers, Atkins, grapefruit, Zone, Sugar Busters—and I have, too. I’ve usually lasted about three days on each. My big weight losses—thirty-five pounds, forty pounds, fifty pounds—were usually on diets of my own devising: either extremely low calorie or extremely low fat, the latter of which was introduced to me by my freshman-year college roommate.

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  • In 2008 the Cabinet Office published Food Matters: Towards a Strategy for the 21st Century (Cabinet Office 2008), which set out some of the concerns about current food consumption in the UK and its impact on health, and the economic, social and environmental sustainability of food production. It concluded that the current diet is not sustainable for either public health or the environment. In brief, the diet of the UK population is failing to meet dietary recommendations, with high intakes of saturated fat, sugar and salt, and low intakes of fruit and vegetables (Henderson et al.

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  • To answer the first question, dietary intake data from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) for adults aged 19-64 years (2000/01) was compared with nutrient recommendations for health and the Eatwell plate. This confirmed the fact that the UK diet is too high in saturated fat, sugar and salt, and low in fibre compared with dietary recommendations. Furthermore, a shift to more fruit, vegetables and starch-based food and to fewer high fat and/or sugar types of food and high protein-based food (particularly meat) is needed.

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  • Low intakes of fiber tend to reflect low intakes of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. Low intakes of calcium  tend to reflect low intakes of milk and milk products. Low intakes of vitamins A (as carotenoids) and C and magne­ sium tend to reflect low intakes of fruits and vegetables. Selecting fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low­fat and fat­free milk and milk products in the amounts suggested by the USDA Food Guide and the DASH Eating Plan will provide adequate amounts of these nutrients. Most Americans of all ages also need to increase their potassium intake.

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