Diet may be substantially less important than genes in the development of gout, a disease more common in men over 40 and which causes extreme pain and swelling in the joints, new research suggests. The study published in the British Medical Journal says the widely held belief that gout is primarily caused by diet is not backed up by new evidence that genes may account for the development of high serum (blood) urate levels (hyperuricaemia), that often precede the rheumatoid condition.
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Food & Nutrition Forum @ Lexis Conferences are happy to announce The Nutrition Conference which is going to be held on December 04-05, 2018 at Dubai, UAE."Food is Important, But Nutrition is Necessary.†The nutrition market segment ...
Food & Nutrition Forum @ Lexis Conferences are happy to announce The Nutrition Conference which is going to be held on December 04-05, 2018 at Dubai, UAE."Food is Important, But Nutrition is Necessary.†The nutrition market segment ...
1. IntroductionThe Republic of South Sudan is the newest country of the world, with a total estimated population of 11,296,000 and 406,000 annual births. Despite facing many challenges, it is a growing country committed to improving the living conditions of their ...
July 4, 2018 An analysis of recent high-quality research reveals that diet may affect individuals' risks related to the development and progression of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). The findings are published in Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology. The ...
Could a very low-carbohydrate diet really help Type 1 diabetics to manage blood sugar levels? Here are some things you might want to know before starting a new diet. ( Justin Sullivan | Getty Images )New research finds that a very low-carbohydrate diet actually ...