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Postgraduate Medicine, 1963
Celiac disease formerly was considered a malignant pediatric entity; however, careful diagnosis, dietary management and conscientious follow-up have eliminated much of its threat.The diet of the patient with celiac disease should be free of gluten, high in other proteins, moderately low in fat, particularly the saturated fats, and supplemented with ...
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Celiac disease formerly was considered a malignant pediatric entity; however, careful diagnosis, dietary management and conscientious follow-up have eliminated much of its threat.The diet of the patient with celiac disease should be free of gluten, high in other proteins, moderately low in fat, particularly the saturated fats, and supplemented with ...
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Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition & Metabolic Care, 2005
The aim of this paper is to describe the relevant medical literature published between spring 2003 and spring 2005 in the field of malnutrition in liver disease and its management.The most relevant articles covered in this paper provide data regarding the absence of energy imbalance in patients with stable cirrhosis, thus arguing against its potential ...
Cabre, E, Gassull, MA
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The aim of this paper is to describe the relevant medical literature published between spring 2003 and spring 2005 in the field of malnutrition in liver disease and its management.The most relevant articles covered in this paper provide data regarding the absence of energy imbalance in patients with stable cirrhosis, thus arguing against its potential ...
Cabre, E, Gassull, MA
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Nursing Standard, 1999
This article discusses ways in which nurses can help to advise patients who have Crohn's disease about their nutritional requirements.
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This article discusses ways in which nurses can help to advise patients who have Crohn's disease about their nutritional requirements.
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Eco‐nutritional disease or nutrition and chronic disease
Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2002Our genes have not changed significantly in recent generations, but the ways in which they are expressing themselves have changed in profound ways. Whereas macrovascular disease (affecting the large and distributing arteries and their territories: heart, brain, limb, kidneys, eyes, genitalia); obesity; insulin resistance, type II diabetes and their ...
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Gastroenterology, 1978
The liver plays a central role in the digestion, metabolism, and storage of nutrients. A deficiency of nutrients is often associated with liver disease and may be caused by decreased intake, decreased absorption, decreased storage, abnormalities in metabolism, or the increased requirements for nutrients.
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The liver plays a central role in the digestion, metabolism, and storage of nutrients. A deficiency of nutrients is often associated with liver disease and may be caused by decreased intake, decreased absorption, decreased storage, abnormalities in metabolism, or the increased requirements for nutrients.
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Nutrition and Nutritional Disease
Annual Review of Medicine, 1955S, LEPKOVSKY, H J, BORSON
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Nutrition and Periodontal Disease
Dental Clinics of North America, 2005This article discusses general concepts of nutrition and provides an overview of the current understanding of the relationship between nutrition and periodontal disease.
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Nutrition and Nutritional Diseases
Annual Review of Medicine, 1951A P, MEIKLEJOHN, R, PASSMORE
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Nutrition and Nutritional Disease
Annual Review of Medicine, 1960N, JOLLIFFE, R S, GOODHART
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Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2011
Celiac disease affects about 1% of the European and North American population. The classical clinical presentation is with symptoms of malabsorption. Serologic studies demonstrate that most celiac patients present with oligosymptomatic (silent), latent, potential, and extraintestinal forms. The disease is defined as an immune-mediated systemic disorder
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Celiac disease affects about 1% of the European and North American population. The classical clinical presentation is with symptoms of malabsorption. Serologic studies demonstrate that most celiac patients present with oligosymptomatic (silent), latent, potential, and extraintestinal forms. The disease is defined as an immune-mediated systemic disorder
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