Raghav Agrawal
@impactology · X
Nutritional modulation of the epigenome and its implication for future health https://t.co/cqMaq2XdLG
Oct 24, 2023 · 3,365 followers
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Proc Nutr Soc August 2019 PMID 30777143
Nutritional modulation of the epigenome and its implication for future health.
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The discussions reflect a balanced exploration of the article, with posts mentioning how early life nutrition impacts gene regulation and future health risks, using phrases like 'game-changing information' and 'important for health policy.' This tone indicates both appreciation for the scientific relevance and an acknowledgment of potential societal benefits.
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Abstract in brief
- The article discusses how noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) like type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease are increasingly common worldwide, and early life nutrition plays a key role in influencing the risk of developing these diseases later in life.
- It explains that environmental factors, especially nutrition during early development, can cause changes in the epigenome—chemical modifications that regulate gene activity without altering the DNA sequence—affecting how genes are turned on or off.
- The review emphasizes that both maternal and paternal nutrition can modify the epigenome and suggests that these epigenetic changes are causally linked to an increased or decreased risk of future health problems.]
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Raghav Agrawal
@impactology · X
Nutritional modulation of the epigenome and its implication for future health https://t.co/cqMaq2XdLG
Oct 24, 2023 · 3,365 followers
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