Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 4270 - 4270
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
Background/Objectives:
The
rising
prevalence
of
pediatric
obesity
highlights
the
urgent
need
for
effective
lifestyle
interventions
that
improve
diet
quality,
in
line
with
global
health
objectives.
Tackling
through
planetarian
dietary
practices
not
only
enhances
individual
but
also
mitigates
environmental
impact
food
systems.
EAT-Lancet
Commission’s
plant-based
recommendations
underscore
dual
benefit
promoting
human
while
supporting
sustainability.
This
study
aims
to
assess
changes
adherence
a
diet,
measured
planetary
indices,
following
intervention
population.
Methods:
In
this
randomized
controlled
trial,
107
participants
abdominal
were
assigned
either
usual
care
group
or
an
intensive
group,
latter
moderately
hypocaloric
Mediterranean
combined
nutritional
education.
Adherence
was
evaluated
using
both
Diet
Score
and
Index.
Results:
significantly
improved
leading
notable
reductions
body
mass
index
(BMI),
weight,
waist
circumference,
alongside
improvements
anthropometric
clinical
outcomes.
Conclusions:
demonstrates
children
adolescents
can
reduce
BMI-SDS
(BMI-standard
deviation
score)
patterns,
enhanced
Further
research
is
needed
evaluate
long-term
effects
such
determine
their
broader
applicability
across
diverse
populations.
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2024
Abstract
The
Mediterranean
diet
is
associated
with
reduced
mortality
and
cognitive
decline,
largely
due
to
its
polyphenol
content.
However,
Western
populations
often
do
not
meet
recommended
fruit
vegetable
intakes.
Polyphenols
exert
anti-inflammatory
effects
may
influence
extracellular
vesicle
(EV)
dynamics.
DailyColors™
a
polyphenol-rich
blend
inspired
by
the
Diet,
containing
extracts
from
16
fruits,
vegetables,
herbs.
This
60-day,
double-blind,
placebo-controlled,
randomised
trial
involved
150
UK
adults
aged
50+
BMI
≥
25,
recruited
complete
physical
fitness
assessments
via
PROTECT-UK
online
platform.
Participants
received
either
medium
(750mg)
or
high
(2000mg)
dose
of
(∼300mg
∼750mg
polyphenols,
respectively)
placebo.
A
sub-group
(n=15
per
group)
underwent
additional
assessments,
including
blood
pressure
measurements,
characterisation
circulating
EVs
tandem-mass-tagged
serum
proteomics.
Significant
benefits
were
observed,
improvements
in
reaction
time
for
high-dose
group
accuracy
both
active
supplement
groups.
also
showed
significant
gains
on
Timed
Stand
Test
(P<0.001).
All
groups
improved
Chair
Test.
Proteomic
analysis
significantly
protein
expression
immune
pre-β1-HDL
pathways,
suggesting
effects.
Pre-β1-HDL
proteins
are
typically
elevated
obesity;
their
reduction
suggests
reversal
this
obesity-related
effect.
No
changes
noted
EV
concentration
size.
supplementation,
enhance
function,
fitness,
systemic
health
older,
overweight
adults,
potentially
mimicking
diet.
These
findings
warrant
investigation
larger
trials.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
The
metabolic
syndrome,
made
up
of
the
sum
entities
that
define
it
(obesity,
hypertension,
dyslipidemias
and
non-alcoholic
hepatic
steatosis)
has
gained
an
important
place
in
research
last
decades.
This
aspect
is
mainly
due
to
complexity
management
pediatric
practice.
main
directions
his
approach
therefore
bring
together
concern
counteracting
noise
or
systemic,
multiple
intercurrents
at
physiopathological
level,
as
well
negative
imprint
exerted
on
quality
life.
Its
appearance
evolution
are
currently
controversial
topics,
but
influence
genetic
predisposition
lifestyle
(diet,
physical
activity,
psychological
balance)
certainties.
Considering
escalation
incident
global
self-evident
necessary
know
pathogenesis
practice
countermeasures
for
prophylactic
therapeutic
purposes.
present
work
aims
summarize
general
aspects
related
syndrome
encountered
age,
with
emphasis
complementary
perspectives
their
effectiveness,
by
analyzing
latest
data
from
specialized
literature,
accessed
help
international
databases
(e.g.,
PubMed,
Web
Science,
Scopus,
Embase,
Google
Scholar).
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 4270 - 4270
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
Background/Objectives:
The
rising
prevalence
of
pediatric
obesity
highlights
the
urgent
need
for
effective
lifestyle
interventions
that
improve
diet
quality,
in
line
with
global
health
objectives.
Tackling
through
planetarian
dietary
practices
not
only
enhances
individual
but
also
mitigates
environmental
impact
food
systems.
EAT-Lancet
Commission’s
plant-based
recommendations
underscore
dual
benefit
promoting
human
while
supporting
sustainability.
This
study
aims
to
assess
changes
adherence
a
diet,
measured
planetary
indices,
following
intervention
population.
Methods:
In
this
randomized
controlled
trial,
107
participants
abdominal
were
assigned
either
usual
care
group
or
an
intensive
group,
latter
moderately
hypocaloric
Mediterranean
combined
nutritional
education.
Adherence
was
evaluated
using
both
Diet
Score
and
Index.
Results:
significantly
improved
leading
notable
reductions
body
mass
index
(BMI),
weight,
waist
circumference,
alongside
improvements
anthropometric
clinical
outcomes.
Conclusions:
demonstrates
children
adolescents
can
reduce
BMI-SDS
(BMI-standard
deviation
score)
patterns,
enhanced
Further
research
is
needed
evaluate
long-term
effects
such
determine
their
broader
applicability
across
diverse
populations.
