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Vegan Diets and Health - NED Infobite
BANT's scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.
2024
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With the interest in vegan diets growing from both a health and environmental point of view, it is worth a look at what the science says in this area. This NED Infobite includes a selection of scientific articles looking at the vitamin and mineral status of vegan diets and where deficiencies may occur. It also includes information on the impact of plant-based and vegetarian diets on inflammatory markers and blood pressure.
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Nutrition and Men's Health - NED Infobite
BANT's scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.
2024
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This NED Infobite focuses on some of the science related to men's health. It includes randomised controlled trials looking at time-restricted feeding, the impact of including apples in the daily diet and the outcomes of lower carbohydrate versus mixed carbohydrate diets on weight loss.
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IgG Antibodies & IBD/IBS - NED Infobite
BANT's scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.
2024
Abstract
Elimination diets based on IgG-dependent food sensitivity are showing promise for conditions such as IBS, Crohn's disease and migraines. This NED Infobite highlights a number of clinical trials where IgG food sensitivity testing is put to the test.
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Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Diet and Remission - NED Infobite
BANT's scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.
2024
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Type 2 diabetes has become a worldwide health burden with a global prevalence of 300 million. The evidence is building in relation to the positive impacts of diet and lifestyle changes, including the ability to reverse Type 2 diabetes status. This collection of articles looks at the science of ketogenic and low/very low carbohydrate diets and their ability to achieve Type 2 diabetes remission.
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Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia - NED Infobite
BANT's scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.
2024
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Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a common benign disease in middle-aged and elderly men which causes lower urinary tract symptoms. Age, sex hormones, diet, diabetes, obesity and genetic factors are closely related to BPH occurence. This NED Infobite presents science on obesity and lifestyle factors on the risk of BPH, the impacts of diabetes mellitus on lower urinary tract symptoms in BPH, the impact of testosterone on lower urinary tract symptoms and gene associations.
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ADHD and Nutrition - NED Infobite
BANT's scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.
2024
Abstract
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition that affects about 5-7% of children, which can persist into adulthood. This NED Infobite looks at gut health, Vitamin D and different aspects of dietary intake in relation with ADHD.