Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
65(6), P. 1037 - 1054
Published: Dec. 13, 2023
The
impact
of
polyphenols
in
ovarian
cancer
is
widely
studied
observing
gene
expression,
epigenetic
alterations,
and
molecular
mechanisms
based
on
new
'omics'
technologies.
Therefore,
the
combination
omics
technologies
with
use
phenolic
compounds
may
represent
a
promising
approach
to
precision
nutrition
cancer.
This
article
provides
an
updated
review
involving
current
applications
high-throughput
cancer,
role
dietary
their
mechanistic
effects
status
challenges
relationship
big
data.
High-throughput
different
science
can
provide
relevant
information
from
facets
for
identifying
biomarkers
diagnosis,
prognosis,
selection
specific
therapies
personalized
treatment.
Furthermore,
field
sciences
better
understanding
function
as
signaling
molecules
prevention
treatment
Although
we
observed
increase
number
investigations,
there
are
several
approaches
data
acquisition,
analysis,
integration
that
still
need
be
improved,
standardization
these
practices
needs
implemented
clinical
trials.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 4081 - 4081
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Effective
post-exercise
recovery
is
vital
for
optimizing
athletic
performance,
focusing
on
muscle
repair,
glycogen
replenishment,
rehydration,
and
inflammation
management.
This
review
explores
the
evolving
trend
from
traditional
supplements,
such
as
protein,
carbohydrates,
creatine,
branched-chain
amino
acids
(BCAAs),
toward
functional
foods
rich
in
bioactive
compounds.
Evidence
highlights
benefits
of
like
tart
cherry
juice
(anthocyanins),
turmeric-seasoned
foods,
sources
omega-3
fatty
acids,
including
fish,
flaxseeds,
chia
seeds,
walnuts,
mitigating
oxidative
stress
inflammation.
Additionally,
probiotics
prebiotics
support
gut
health
immune
function,
which
are
integral
to
effective
recovery.
Personalized
nutrition,
informed
by
genetic
metabolic
profiling,
examined
a
promising
approach
tailor
strategies.
A
systematic
search
across
PubMed,
Web
Science,
Google
Scholar
(2000–2024)
identified
studies
with
high
empirical
rigor
relevance
outcomes.
Findings
underscore
need
further
research
into
nutrient
interactions,
dosage
optimization,
long-term
effects
performance.
Integrating
personalized
nutrition
presents
comprehensive
framework
enhanced
recovery,
greater
resilience
physical
stress,
sustained
performance
athletes.
Journal of Translational Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: July 7, 2024
Abstract
Lung
cancer
is
the
deadliest
type
worldwide
with
~
1.8
million
deaths
per-year.
Smoking
accounts
for
85%
of
all
cases,
a
described
joint
effect
unhealthy
diet
in
lung
risk
increase.
Public
health
policies
to
prevent
carcinogens
exposure,
promote
smoking
cessation
and
advocacy
healthy
nutrition,
are
therefore
highly
recommended.
Here
we
have
examined
benefits
Mediterranean
Diet
(MedDiet)
protecting
against
some
non-communicable
diseases
including
cancer,
highlighting
epidemiological
biomolecular
aspects
MedDiet
anti-inflammatory
its
interaction
habits
closely
linked
cancer.
Considering
high
incidence
mortality
rates
discussed
also
about
global
impact
that
Planeterranean
extension
could
on
controlling
risk.
We
debated
personalized
nutrition
prevention,
considering
individual
heterogeneity
response
plans
as
well
recent
advancements
nutri-omics
research,
specific
focus
role
microRNAs
(miRNAs)
promising
nutritional
molecular
hub
prevention.
strongly
believe
deep
understanding
link
between
food
components
genetic/epigenetics
factors
can
expand
effective
intervention
strategies.
Critical Reviews in Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 22
Published: Jan. 5, 2025
Recently,
bioactive
peptides,
from
natural
resources,
have
attracted
remarkable
attention
as
nutraceutical
treasures
and
the
health
benefits
of
their
consumption
extensively
been
studied.
Therapies
based
on
peptides
recognized
an
innovative
promising
alternative
method
for
dangerous
diseases
such
cancer.
Indeed,
there
has
enormous
interest
in
nutraceuticals
bioactive-based
chemopreventive
molecules
a
potential
opportunity
to
manage
chronic
diseases,
including
cancer
at
different
stages,
rather
than
traditionally
used
therapies.
The
relative
safety
efficacy
these
targeting
only
tumor
cells
without
affecting
normal
make
them
attractive
alternatives
existing
pharmaceuticals
treatment,
management,
prevention
cancer,
being
able
act
physiological
modulators
metabolism
during
intestinal
digestion.
Novel
derived
food
sources
can
be
beneficial
anticancer
provide
basis
pharmaceutical
development
food-derived
peptides.
Bioactive
generated
through
protein
hydrolysis
methods
purified
using
advanced
chromatographic
techniques.
Moreover,
establishing
peptides'
mechanism
action
management.
Most
research
is
carried
out
cell
lines
with
very
limited
investigated
animal
models
or
human
clinical
models.
In
this
context,
review
article
comprehensively
discusses
peptides':
production,
isolation,
therapeutic
strategies,
action,
application
therapy.
Redox Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
68, P. 102920 - 102920
Published: Oct. 5, 2023
During
our
whole
lifespan,
from
conception
to
death,
the
epigenomes
of
all
tissues
and
cell
types
body
integrate
signals
environment.
This
includes
derived
diet
uptake
macro-
micronutrients.
In
most
cases,
this
leads
only
transient
changes,
but
some
effects
epigenome
programming
process
are
persistent
can
even
be
transferred
next
generation.
Both
epigenetic
redox
processes
affected
by
individual
choice
other
lifestyle
decisions
like
physical
activity.
The
nutrient-gene
communication
pathways
have
adapted
during
human
evolution
essential
for
maintaining
health.
However,
when
they
maladaptive,
such
as
in
long-term
obesity,
significantly
contribute
diseases
type
2
diabetes
cancer.
field
nutrigenomics
investigates
nutrition-related
signal
transduction
their
effect
on
gene
expression
involving
interactions
both
with
genome
epigenomes.
Several
these
diet-(epi)genome
involved
cascades
redox-regulated.
Examples
include
NAD
Genes & Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Aug. 3, 2024
Cancer
universally
represents
one
of
the
largest
public
health
concerns,
substantially
contributing
to
global
disease
burden
and
mortality.
The
multifaceted
interplay
environmental
genetic
factors
in
aetiology
progression
has
required
comprehensive
research
elucidate
modifiable
elements
which
can
reduce
risk
incidence
improve
prognosis.
Among
these
factors,
diet
nutrition
have
emerged
as
most
fundamental
with
a
significant
potential
for
influence
effect.
Nutrition
is
not
only
an
essential
part
human
survival,
but
also
vital
determinant
overall
health.
Certain
dietary
requirements
are
necessary
support
normal
physiology.
This
includes
individualised
levels
macronutrients
(proteins,
carbohydrates
fats)
specific
micronutrients
(vitamins
minerals).
Extensive
demonstrated
that
plays
role
cancer
pathogenesis
at
genetic,
epigenetic
cellular
level.
Therefore,
its
purpose
prevention
improving
management
must
be
further
explored
implemented.
ability
outcomes
through
changes
underutilised
clinical
practice
insufficiently
recognised
among
general
public,
healthcare
professionals
policy-makers.
Dietary
offer
opportunity
autonomy
control
over
individuals
outcomes.
Research
revealed
particular
components,
well
cultural
behaviours
epidemiological
patterns
may
act
causative
or
protective
development.
review
aims
comprehensively
synthesise
this
explore
how
best
utilise
knowledge
within
community
environment
more
effective
therapeutic
strategies.
identified
key
areas
improvement
include
development
specific,
widely
accepted
guidelines,
promoting
increased
involvement
dieticians
multidisciplinary
teams,
enhancing
nutritional
education
exploring
implementation
personalised
tools.
A
greater
understanding
complex
interactions
between
will
facilitate
informed
interventions
policies
care
patients
survivors.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(20), P. 3513 - 3513
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Cancer
remains
a
global
health
challenge,
characterized
not
just
by
uncontrolled
cell
proliferation
but
also
the
complex
metabolic
reprogramming
that
underlies
its
development
and
progression.
Journal of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
21(1), P. 134 - 134
Published: Nov. 22, 2023
The
relationship
between
nutrition
and
genes
has
long
been
hinted
at
sometimes
plainly
associated
with
certain
diseases.
Now,
after
many
years
of
research
coincidental
findings,
it
is
believed
that
this
relationship,
termed
"Nutrigenomics,"
certainly
a
factor
major
importance
in
various
conditions.
In
review
article,
we
discuss
nutrigenomics,
starting
basics
definitions
enzymatic
functions
ending
its
palpable
association
cancer.
diet
basically
what
eat
on
daily
basis.
Everything
enters
through
our
alimentary
tract
ends
up
broken
down
to
minute
molecules
amino
acids.
These
interact
microbiome
genome
discreet
ways.
For
instance,
demonstrate
how
proper
intake
probiotics
enhances
beneficial
bacteria
may
alleviate
IBS
prevent
colorectal
cancer
the
term.
We
also
show
rich
folic
acid
essential
for
methylenetetrahydrofolate
reductase
(MTHFR)
function,
which
lowers
risk
Also,
diets
were
development
cancers.
example,
red
processed
meat
are
highly
prostate
cancer,
salty
stomach
obesity
breast
modification
these
significantly
lowered
improved
prognosis
cancers
among
others.
examined
micronutrients
had
role
prevention,
as
vitamin
A
C
exert
anti-carcinogenic
effects
their
function
antioxidants.
addition,
DNA
mutations
by
enhancing
protein
methylation
processes.
Finally,
systematic
myriad
articles
etiology
prevention
think
should
be
crucial
feature
treatment
programs.
future,
healthy
even
able
successively
alter
liability
genetic
result
It
will
play
boosting
improving
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