Current Advances in the Therapeutic Potential of Scutellarin: Novel Applications, Mechanisms, and Future Challenges.
Phytomedicine Plus,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100754 - 100754
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
A Recent Review On: Effect of Nutrients On Brain Function and Development
Sundas Liaqat,
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Fehmeeda Bibi,
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Zahin Anjum
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Indus journal of bioscience research.,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 125 - 135
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
Recent
studies
have
demonstrated
the
important
role
that
nutrition
plays
in
maintaining
cognitive
health
by
highlighting
substantial
effects
of
different
nutrients
on
brain
growth
and
function.
Research
articles
from
Google
scholar,
scihub,
PUBMED
was
searched
for
food
development
Important
are
connected
to
neurodevelopment,
synaptic
plasticity,
general
function
include
omega-3
fatty
acids,
B
vitamins,
antioxidants,
vital
minerals.
The
structure
depend
especially
DHA,
neurotransmitter
production
resilience
supported
vitamins.
Vitamins
E
C
examples
antioxidants
reduce
oxidative
stress
support
neurons.
Cognitive
deficits
linked
mineral
shortages,
those
involving
iron
zinc.
This
review
summarizes
research
relationship
between
long-term
problems
nutritional
deficiencies,
particularly
during
developmental
stages.
Additionally,
diets
high
particular
better
mental
outcomes
lowers
risks
various
illnesses
caused
neurodegeneration.
Overall,
this
highlights
how
crucial
a
balanced
diet
is
promoting
throughout
life.
Language: Английский
Editorial: Vitamin D and mineral ion homeostasis: endocrine dysregulation in chronic diseases
Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
This
'Research
Topic'
is
intended
to
bring
together
experts
share
their
experiences
in
explaining
the
roles
and
regulations
of
vitamin
D
mineral
ions
various
chronic
human
diseases.
A
total
15
articles
by
102
authors
have
been
published
this
accomplish
objectives.
Seven
those
detail
functional
aspects
D,
two
explain
kidney
stone-related
complications,
another
discuss
parathyroid
pathology,
remaining
elaborate
ion
dysregulation
disease
pathologies.
Micronutrients,
including
trace
elements,
work
optimize
biological
biochemical
functions
body.
Essential
components
such
as
calcium,
phosphate,
zinc,
iron,
selenium
magnesium,
well
vitamins,
play
crucial
maintaining
metabolic
balance
within
Delicate
interactions
these
nutrients
are
vital
for
physiological
functioning
systems
organs.
Vitamin
has
a
U-shaped
effect
on
both
inflammation
calcium-phosphate
metabolism.
was
recently
demonstrated
25(OH)D
1,25(OH)2D
large
cross-sectional
study
(5).
Consequently,
it
not
surprising
that
supplementation
does
benefit
everyone.
Clear
benefits
from
observed
patients
with
deficiency
(6,7).
However,
who
already
adequate
levels
usually
do
additional
supplementation.
highlights
need
status
assessment
(CKD)
avoid
under-and
over-
long-term
hypoparathyroidism
resulting
thyroidectomy
comorbidities
subjects
without
following
thyroidectomy.
Those
noted
greater
risk
suffering
disease,
cardiovascular
nephrolithiasis.
lower
incident
fractures.
Disease
may
be
due
hypercalciuria
formation
calcium
phosphate
deposits
deposition
renal
tubules.Hypocalcemia
PTH
at
vascular
cardiac
lead
complications
(10).
On
other
hand,
hypercalcemia
hypocalciuria
also
result
symptoms
fatigue,
weakness,
increased
coronary
heart
chondrocalcinosis,
pancreatitis,
femoral
fractures
(11).
Magnesium
inadequacy
can
disrupt
regulation
hormone
(PTH)
which
turn
affects
RANK/RANKL/OPG
signaling
pathway.
results
osteoclastic
activity,
contributing
bone
loss
development
osteoporosis
(14).
Studies
indicate
magnesium
increase
density
prevent
further
loss;
neuroprotective
effects
cognitive
decline
reported
(15).
Therefore,
represents
an
easy
cost-effective
strategy
delay
progression
osteoporosis,
particularly
elderly
individuals
(16).liver
(NAFLD)
stone
formation.
Although
they
no
significant
link
between
two,
proposed
mechanisms
oxidative
stress,
insulin
resistance,
lipotoxicity,
could
contribute
NAFLD.
Additionally,
elevated
blood
lipid
hyperuricemia.
Zhiyi
et
al.
adiposity
markers
correlated
Lipid
parameters
strongly
predict
hyperuricemia,
especially
women.Elevated
triglycerides
metabolism
disorders
impair
function,
reducing
uric
acid
excretion
causing
Knowing
serum
metabolic,
cardiovascular,
autoimmune,
disorders.Both
venous
capillary
used
testing
(17)
potassium
intake,
levels,
survival
hemodialysis
patients,
dietary
restrictions.
They
plant-based
foods
high
potassium,
potatoes
melons,
contain
carbohydrates
plasma
through
release.
Animal-based
but
low
carbohydrates,
leading
levels.In
occurs
primarily
feces
(18).
Meat
consumption
worsen
uremia
cause
constipation
nitridecontaining
products,
whereas
diet
help
reduce
uremic
toxins
fiber
intake
(19).
The
concluded
there
little
direct
association
patients.They
recommended
considerations
should
focus
only
content
type
food
its
overall
nutrient
profile.The
Research
Topic
highlighted
clinical
minerals
vitamins
balance.Minerals
health,
proper
depends
nutrients.
Additional
research
into
diseases
related
needed
gain
deeper
understanding
conditions
associated
(20)(21)(22)(23)(24).Additionally,
identifying
populations
deficiencies
encouraging
diets
rich
potentially
onset
will
open
new
avenues
preventive
medicine.
Finally,
topic
provides
valuable
insights
while
highlighting
areas
where
more
fully
understand
complex
relationships
health.
Language: Английский
Magnesium and Migraine
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 725 - 725
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Migraine
is
a
widespread
and
intricate
neurological
condition
that
involves
various
factors
marked
by
recurring
headache
episodes.
among
the
ten
conditions
accounting
for
greatest
disability
in
whole
population,
leading
cause
of
children
adolescents
aged
5–19
years,
second
adults
20–59
years.
Magnesium
deficiency
also
very
common
resulting
from
diverse
reasons,
including
insufficient
dietary
consumption
or
increased
loss
through
gastrointestinal
renal
system.
Accumulated
evidence
case
reports,
case–control
studies,
observational
randomized,
placebo-controlled
trials
has
shown
effectiveness
magnesium
supplementation
alleviating
migraine,
both
acutely
chronically.
Mechanisms
may
help
explain
these
results
include
potential
link
between
deficit
spreading
cortical
depression,
vascular
changes,
oxidative
stress,
chronic
inflammation,
nervous
excitation,
neurotransmitter
release,
electrolyte
imbalances.
This
article
aims
to
provide
comprehensive
review
available
on
links
considering
role
pathogenesis
migraine
utility
its
prevention
treatment.
Language: Английский
Dietary magnesium intake affects the association between dietary vitamin A and depression: a cross-sectional study
Changtai Yan,
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Chaofeng Gao,
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Zhan Kun-you
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et al.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: April 1, 2025
Depression
represents
a
significant
global
health
burden,
ranking
as
one
of
the
leading
causes
disability
worldwide,
and
nutrition
plays
key
role
in
mental
health.
Vitamin
A,
essential
for
immune
neurological
function,
has
shown
conflicting
associations
with
depression.
Magnesium,
neurotransmission
neuroprotection,
is
associated
reduced
risk
Importantly,
magnesium
required
activation
enzymes
involved
vitamin
A
metabolism,
suggesting
potential
interaction
between
these
nutrients
However,
this
remains
poorly
understood.
This
study
investigates
how
intake
modifies
relationship
depression,
aim
elucidating
their
combined
effects
informing
personalized
dietary
strategies
depression
prevention.
Data
were
extracted
from
National
Health
Nutrition
Examination
Survey
(NHANES)
conducted
2005
2016,
involving
total
60,936
participants.
The
final
analysis
included
25,277
adults
aged
≥20
years
(Female:
12,581,
Male:12,696),
excluding
pregnant
women,
individuals
under
20,
those
incomplete
data.
was
assessed
using
Patient
Questionnaire-9
(PHQ-9),
supplemented
by
self-reporting
questionnaires.
Dietary
via
recall
interview
at
mobile
examination
center
(MEC).
intake,
treated
continuous
variable,
categorized
based
on
median
value.
Stratified
analyses
sex
levels
low:
<310
mg/day;
high:
≥310
Male:
<400
≥400
mg/day).
Our
cross-sectional
showed
that
women
low
higher
(OR:
0.83,
95%
CI:
0.76-0.92,
p
<
0.001),
whereas
no
association
observed
high
group.
Men
did
not
show
such
an
interaction.
There
also
reducing
incidence
(p-value
=
0.145).
suggests
sex-specific
modulating
risk.
highlights
nutritional
interventions
management.
Further
randomized
controlled
trials
are
warranted
to
confirm
findings.
Language: Английский
The role of magnesium in pancreatic beta-cell function and homeostasis
Nuraly Akimbekov,
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Seval Ozkan Coban,
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Azeddine Atfi
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et al.
Frontiers in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Sept. 25, 2024
Magnesium
plays
an
essential
role
in
glucose
utilization
and
insulin
signaling.
Recent
advances
have
revealed
a
greater
prevalence
of
hypomagnesemia
general,
low
intracellular
magnesium
levels
individuals
with
diabetes
contribute
to
β-cell
dysfunction
resistance.
This
article
describes
the
documented
effects
on
various
aspects
β-cells
homeostasis.
Studies
demonstrated
that
deficiency
is
associated
reduced
pancreatic
activity
increased
resistance
patients
type
2
diabetes.
Additionally,
involved
many
cellular
events,
including
energy
homeostasis,
protein
synthesis,
DNA
stability.
Furthermore,
critical
for
proper
signaling,
can
lead
dysregulation
ATP-sensitive
potassium
(KATP)
channels
β-cells,
impairing
secretion.
Therefore,
maintaining
adequate
crucial
overall
health
preventing
metabolic
disorders
such
as
Language: Английский
Effects and mechanisms of APP and its cleavage product Aβ in the comorbidity of sarcopenia and Alzheimer’s disease
Jiale Wu,
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Jun Tang,
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Di Huang
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et al.
Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Nov. 25, 2024
Sarcopenia
and
AD
are
both
classic
degenerative
diseases,
there
is
growing
epidemiological
evidence
of
their
comorbidity
with
aging;
however,
the
mechanisms
underlying
biology
commonality
have
not
yet
been
thoroughly
investigated.
APP
a
membrane
protein
that
expressed
in
tissues
only
nervous
system
but
also
NMJ
muscle.
Deposition
its
proteolytic
cleavage
product,
Aβ,
has
described
as
central
component
pathogenesis.
Recent
studies
shown
excessive
accumulation
aberrant
expression
muscle
lead
to
pathological
lesions,
pathogenic
mechanism
by
which
products
act
skeletal
less
well
understood.
By
summarizing
analyzing
literature
concerning
role,
pathogenicity
muscles,
we
aimed
explore
intrinsic
myocerebral
comorbidities
provide
new
perspectives
theoretical
foundations
for
prevention
treatment
sarcopenia
comorbidities.
Language: Английский