Remarkably, humans present a broad range of responses to similar dietary challenges due to both genetic and epigenetic modulations of the expression of target proteins and key genes involved in the metabolism and distribution of the dietary constituents.
More detailed dietary histories are now recorded routinely at the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, but the notorious inaccuracy of verbal dietary histories and the broad range of potential culprits eaten by many travelers suggest that, for identifying the source in humans, dietary history is usually of limited value.
Dietary polyphenols present in a broad range of plant foods have been related to beneficial health effects.
The validated FFQ uses a series of questions to determine individual consumption of a broad range of food items, including rice and chicken, which are known sources of dietary As.
And it stated that "dietary supplements are safe within a broad range of intake, and safety problems with the supplements are relatively rare".
The term "cancer risk reductive intervention" (CRRI) is preferred over the term "chemoprevention" to precisely identify the broad range of strategies to reverse or delay carcinogenesis, including whole diet interventions, dietary extracts, drugs, behavior modification, smoking cessation, and others.
Further to extending the good use of dietary information from a brief dietary assessment tool, this index may be applied to assess diet quality in studies of a broad range of adolescent populations, including those where study resources are limited.
Celiac Disease (CD) is a systemic immune-mediated disorder triggered by dietary gluten in genetically susceptible persons and is characterized by a broad range of clinical presentations and variable damage to the small-intestinal mucosa [ 1].
Indeed, I used two control diets with very different isotopic values to represent the broad range of isotopic values of potential natural prey, because crocodilian species are known to be predators with a wide dietary range (Radloff et al., 2012).
The dietary detoxification group of CCEs includes esterases that are responsible for the metabolism of a broad range of substrates including xenobiotics in the diet and insecticides.
