Why do we care about excess cholesterol?

Lipids are essentials molecules but its accumulation is dangerous Lipids such as fats and cholesterol are essential for your body. They serve as starting material for the production of several […]

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Epigenetics or how the environment takes hold of the expression of our genes

Although we are born with a specific and determined genetic background that exposes us to predispositions encoded in the sequence of our unique DNA, there is a way around this […]

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Nutrigenomics perspective for athletic performance

In order to maximize his performance, a high level athlete is not compelled to consume dietary supplements since a healthy and adapted diet is theoretically able to provide him with […]

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Nutrition and sport

Food plays an important role also in sports medicine and in every athlete’s life, since a healthy diet is an important part of his training. Basically, provided that his diet […]

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Diet to prevent age-related decline of immunity

As people get older, they tend to have more infections, to develop more diseases (such as cancer) and to be less responsive to vaccination. Many people consider this as a […]

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Dietary flavonols modulate the expression of genes associated with cardiovascular health

Epidemiological studies suggest that the beneficial cardiovascular health effects of diets rich in fruits and vegetables are in part mediated by their flavonoid content, with particular benefits provided by the […]

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What is combinatorial micronutrition?

Food components are not just fuel for our body. They also function as regulatory molecules in a vast range of biological processes. This is particularly the case of micronutrients, those […]

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Broccoli as metropolitan detox

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution may be behind as many as 7000 deaths per year worldwide, with China being among the nations of the world with […]

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Potential of insects as food

Eating insects is a traditional dietary habit practiced in more than half the countries on the planet. It is called entomophagy. The scientific literature reports between 1500 and 2000 edible […]

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Sweetness without calories: are non-nutritive sugar substitutes a solution to the diabesity epidemics?

As humans, we have an innate attraction for sweetness, because our brain has been programmed to seek for energy. Therefore, even in the current context of worldwide  “diabesity” epidemics (obesity […]

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