Vermutete Histaminintoleranz – Wie vorgehen?
Imke Reese
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Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: March 10, 2025
Der
"Histaminintoleranz"
liegt
häufig
eine
Selbstdiagnose
zugrunde.
Aufgrund
der
bekannten
Bandbreite
an
Reaktionen,
die
durch
endogen
produziertes,
gespeichertes
und
freigesetztes
Histamin
als
Botenstoff
vermittelt
werden
kann,
wird
postuliert,
dass
Nahrungshistamin
Auslöser
für
entsprechende
Reaktionen
sein
könne.
Ergebnisse
von
Untersuchungen
mit
doppelblinden,
placebokontrollierten
Provokationstests
bestätigen
das
nicht,
sondern
zeigen
vielmehr,
oral
verabreichtes
keine
reproduzierbaren
auslöst
andererseits
nach
Placebo
auftreten,
was
auf
einen
starken
Noceboeffekt
hinweist.
Ohne
Reproduzierbarkeit
ist
Definition
einer
Unverträglichkeit
allerdings
nicht
erfüllt.
Da
viele
Betroffene
stark
unter
ihrer
leiden,
weil
Speiseauswahl
Lebensqualität
soziales
Miteinander
massiv
einschränkt,
haben
deutschsprachigen
allergologischen
Fachgesellschaften
Leitlinie
herausgegeben,
ein
pragmatisches
diagnostisches
therapeutisches
Vorgehen
beschreibt.
Dabei
geht
es
vorrangig
darum,
über
Optimierung
Verdauungsvoraussetzungen
Symptome
zu
lindern
erweitern,
weniger
um
Entkräftigung
Verdachtsdiagnose.
Die
Zusammenarbeit
allergologisch
versierten
Ernährungsfachkraft
daher
dringend
anzuraten.
The Role of Ultra-Processed Foods in Inflammation and Aging
Pelin Baltacı,
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Nezihe Şengün
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IntechOpen eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 19, 2025
Processed
foods
are
that
undergo
physical,
chemical,
or
biological
processes
to
enhance
durability,
extend
shelf
life,
improve
taste
and
texture,
alter
nutritional
content,
facilitate
consumption.
While
traditional
processed
preserved
packaged
through
methods
such
as
canning
salting,
ultra-processed
(UPFs)
industrially
produced
formulations
ready-to-eat
ready-to-heat
typically
contain
little
no
whole
food
ingredients.
Recent
evidence
suggests
the
adverse
health
effects
of
UPFs
may
not
only
be
due
nutrients
they
provide
but
also
non-nutritive
components
their
impact
on
gut
health.
Diets
rich
in
associated
with
cellular
changes
leading
oxidative
stress,
which
turn
contributes
inflammation
aging
processes.
In
this
context,
reducing
consumption
UPFs,
limiting
refined
carbohydrates,
modifying
meal
timing
frequency
recommended
for
improving
Language: Английский
Ultra-processed food consumption affects structural integrity of feeding-related brain regions independent of and via adiposity
npj Metabolic Health and Disease,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: April 8, 2025
Consumption
of
ultra-processed
foods
(UPFs)
increases
overall
caloric
intake
and
is
associated
with
obesity,
cardiovascular
disease,
brain
pathology.
There
scant
evidence
as
to
why
UPF
consumption
leads
increased
whether
the
negative
health
consequences
are
due
adiposity
or
characteristics
UPFs.
Using
UK
Biobank
sample,
we
probed
associations
between
consumption,
adiposity,
metabolism,
structure.
Our
analysis
reveals
that
high
linked
adverse
metabolic
profiles,
alongside
cellularity
changes
in
feeding-related
subcortical
areas.
These
partially
mediated
by
dyslipidemia,
systemic
inflammation
body
mass
index,
suggesting
UPFs
exert
effects
on
beyond
just
contributing
obesity.
This
dysregulation
network
structures
may
create
a
self-reinforcing
cycle
consumption.
Language: Английский
Associations between phthalate metabolites and two novel systemic inflammatory indexes: a cross-sectional analysis of NHANES data
Fangyu Cheng,
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Yueyuan Li,
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Kai Deng
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et al.
Annals of Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
57(1)
Published: April 24, 2025
The
potentially
risky
effects
of
metabolites
phthalates
(mPAEs)
on
inflammation
and
immune
function
have
attracted
much
attention
in
recent
years.
However,
direct
studies
the
relationship
between
these
systemic
inflammatory
index
(SII)
response
(SIRI)
are
limited.
This
cross-sectional
study
used
generalized
linear
regression
models
(GLM),
restricted
cubic
splines
(RCS),
weighted
quantile
sum
(WQS),
Bayesian
kernel-machine
(BKMR)
to
analyze
data
from
2,763
U.S.
adults
aged
20
80
years,
obtained
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
conducted
2013
2018.
aimed
investigate
urine
samples
nine
mPAEs
levels
SII/SIRI
a
single,
nonlinear,
mixed
explored
robustness
findings
under
single
using
two
sensitivity
analyses
for
completeness.
In
addition,
six
variables
(age,
sex,
BMI,
percentage
total
daily
energy
intake
ultra-processed
foods
(UPFs),
vegetable
intake,
dietary
supplements)
association
results
were
through
subgroup
identify
important
confounders.
exposure
analyses,
mono-n-butyl
phthalate
(MnBP),
mono-ethyl
(MEP),
monobenzyl
(MBzP)
positively
associated
with
SII/SIRI.
demonstrated
positive
collective
concentrations
SII/SIRI,
MBzP
being
identified
as
significant
contributor
urinary
mPAEs.
analysis
exposures
show
that
is
more
females,
overweight/obese
populations,
young/middle-aged
populations
high
UPFs.
Positive
associations
was
determined
most
impact.
significantly
influenced
by
female
groups,
young
middle-aged
overweight
obese
individuals,
well
those
higher
Language: Английский
Prehabilitation in surgery – an update with a focus on nutrition
Chelsia Gillis,
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Arved Weimann
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Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition & Metabolic Care,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Purpose
of
the
review
Since
introduction
prehabilitation
concept
for
optimizing
functional
capacity
before
surgery
20
years
ago,
evidence
and
interest
has
grown
considerably.
This
summarizes
recent
proposes
questions
with
special
regard
to
nutritional
component.
Recent
findings
Several
meta-analyses
multimodal
(exercise,
nutrition,
psychological
support)
have
been
published
recently.
These
reviews
suggest
that
preoperative
conditioning
can
improve
reduce
complication
rate
many
patient
groups
(risk
bias:
moderate
low).
A
prerequisite
is
identification
high-risk
patients
using
suitable
screening
assessment
tools.
Additionally,
there
are
currently
no
standardized,
clear
recommendations
organization
implementation
programs.
The
programs
vary
greatly
in
duration,
content,
outcome
measurement.
Although
nutrition
interventions
enhanced
outcomes
consistently,
was
which
intervention
should
be
applied
whom
over
consistent
time
frame
four
six
weeks
(timeframe
most
programs).
Summary
To
advance
our
understanding
work
best,
how
they
work,
additional
low
risk
bias
adequately
powered
trials
required.
Nevertheless,
presents
offered
major
on
a
risk-stratified
basis.
Language: Английский
Association of ultra-processed foods with phenotypic age acceleration in US adults: a mediation analysis of body mass index in the NHANES
Weiliang Kong,
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Yilian Xie,
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Mengyuan Cen
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et al.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: March 24, 2025
Background
The
rising
intake
of
ultra-processed
foods
(UPFs)
has
been
linked
to
adverse
health
outcomes,
yet
its
impact
on
aging
acceleration
remains
unclear.
Objective
This
study
aimed
examine
the
association
between
percentage
total
daily
calories
(%Kcal)
and
grams
(%Gram)
from
UPFs
phenotypic
age
(PhenoAgeAccel).
Methods
Data
12,079
adults
in
NHANES
2005–2010
cycles
were
analyzed.
relationship
PhenoAgeAccel
was
assessed
using
multivariable
linear
regression
restricted
cubic
splines,
with
adjustments
for
relevant
covariates.
mediating
role
body
mass
index
(BMI)
also
explored.
Results
A
significant
positive
observed
PhenoAgeAccel,
highest
quartile
showing
an
increase
0.60
(95%
CI:
0.15,
1.05;
p
trend
=
0.039),
but
no
found
PhenoAgeAccel.
Mediation
analysis
indicated
that
BMI
mediated
27.5%
Sensitivity
analyses
confirmed
robustness
results.
Conclusion
Higher
is
positively
associated
playing
a
role.
Language: Английский
Ultra-Processed Food Consumption and Cardiometabolic Risk Factors in Children Living in Northeastern Brazil
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 3944 - 3944
Published: Nov. 19, 2024
To
analyze
the
association
between
ultra-processed
food
(UPF)
consumption
and
cardiometabolic,
biochemical,
inflammatory
risk
factors
in
children
a
metropolis
Northeast
Brazil.
Language: Английский
Ultra-Processed Foods and the Impact on Cardiometabolic Health: The Role of Diet Quality
Diabetes & Metabolism Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
48(6), P. 1047 - 1055
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
The
consumption
of
ultra-processed
foods
(UPFs)
has
surged
globally,
raising
significant
public
health
concerns
due
to
their
associations
with
a
range
adverse
outcomes.
This
review
aims
elucidate
potential
impacts
UPF
intake
and
underscore
the
importance
considering
diet
quality
when
interpreting
study
findings.
group,
as
classified
by
Nova
system
based
on
extent
industrial
processing,
contains
numerous
individual
food
items
wide
spectrum
nutrient
profiles,
well
differential
reflected
effects.
given
may
misalign
processing
levels
so
that
can
be
nutritious
healthful
whereas
non-UPF
low
excess
which
lead
consequences.
current
argues
it
is
critical
focus
nutritional
content
role
within
overall
dietary
pattern
rather
than
only
level
processing.
Further
research
should
dissect
effects
investigate
ingredients
render
categorization,
understand
roles
metabolomics
gut
microbiome
in
mediating
modulating
consider
environmental
sustainability
studies.
Emphasizing
nutrient-dense
patterns
shall
remain
pivotal
strategy
for
promoting
preventing
chronic
diseases.
Language: Английский
The effects of food-based versus supplement-based very low-energy diets on gut microbiome composition and health outcomes in women with high body mass index (The MicroFit Study): a randomised controlled trial
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Abstract
Objective
To
compare
the
effects
of
consuming
food-based
versus
supplement-based
very
low-energy
diet
(VLED)
programs
on
gut
microbiome
composition
in
women
with
a
high
body
mass
index
(BMI).
Design
An
investigator-initiated,
single-blind,
two-arm,
parallel-group
randomised
controlled-feeding
trial
computer-generated
1:1
randomisation.
From
May
2021
to
February
2022,
aged
30–
65
years
BMI
30–45
kg/m
2
were
recruited
from
southwest
Victoria,
Australia,
and
three-week
or
VLED
program.
The
primary
outcome
was
between-group
differential
change
faecal
alpha
diversity
(Shannon
index)
baseline
week
three,
assessed
using
shotgun
metagenomics.
Outcome
assessors,
study
investigators,
analysing
statisticians
blinded
group
allocation
until
analysis
completion.
Allocation
concealment
managed
by
an
independent
researcher
computer
software
system.
Modified
intention-to-treat
(mITT)
analyses
linear
mixed-effects
regression
models
estimated
mean
changes,
reported
as
beta-coefficient
point
estimates
(β)
95%
confidence
intervals
(95%CI),
adjusted
for
multiple
comparisons.
Results
Forty-seven
participants
(food-based:
n=23,
supplement-based:
n=24).
Of
45
analysed,
there
Shannon
(mITT
β:
0.37,
95%CI:
0.15
0.60)
greater
increase
(mean
change:
0.26,
0.09
0.44;
n=23)
−0.10,
−0.25
0.05;
n=22).
There
27
non-serious
adverse
events
8,
19),
all
non-serious.
Conclusion
A
VLED,
more
whole
food
components
fewer
highly
processed
industrial
ingredients,
increases
than
VLED.
Summary
Box
What
is
already
known
this
topic
Dietary
interventions
can
alter
composition,
but
impact
processing,
including
nutritionally
balanced
low
energy
diets
(VLEDs),
less
understood.
adds
This
shows
that
How
might
affect
research,
practice,
policy.
Summarise
implications
Our
findings
underscore
need
further
research
into
how
specific
attributes
diets,
both
beyond
nutritional
influence
microbiome.
Language: Английский