The overall positive tone and detailed references, such as mentions of the Japanese cohort and specific developmental delays, highlight strong agreement and interest. Words like 'confirmed' and 'risk' imply the importance and potential impact of the findings, with some conversations exploring gaps between recommendations and actual intake.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings, emphasizing the link between maternal fiber intake and child development.
InterestHigh interest
The high interest is reflected in the numerous detailed discussions, citations of related studies, and references to data tables.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants engage with methodological nuances, such as fiber amounts and specific developmental risks, indicating thoughtful involvement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions suggest awareness that this research could influence nutritional guidelines and public health recommendations.
Abstract in brief
The study investigated whether a mother's intake of dietary fiber during pregnancy affects her child's brain development and found that lower fiber intake is linked to higher risks of delayed communication, motor skills, problem-solving, and social skills at age 3.
Analyzing data from over 76,000 mother-infant pairs in Japan, the researchers used food questionnaires and developmental assessments to establish this connection, adjusting for other factors like folic acid intake.
The findings suggest that ensuring adequate dietary fiber during pregnancy could be important for reducing the chances of neurodevelopmental delays in children.
In a new cohort study, researchers have confirmed the link between children’s brain development and maternal fiber consumption.
Explore the results in @FrontNutrition: https://t.co/CdqXLycQWV, or our news story ⬇
Low dietary fiber during pregnancy is associated with ⬆️ risk of neurodevelopmental delay in children.
#MedTwitter #diet #nutrition
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@foundmyfitness Great post Rhonda
I thought table 2 was helpful for a sense how much fiber under is discussion (crude & adjusted ORs); it’s really not that much fiber but highlights a huge gap between recommendations & actual fiber intake quintiles
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“Maternal dietary fiber intake during pregnancy and child development: The Japan Environment and Children’s Study” by Kunio Miyake et al. Frontiers in Nutrition
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Maternal dietary fiber intake during pregnancy and child development: the Japan Environment and Children's Study
Front. Nutr., 27 July 2023
Sec. Nutritional Epidemiology
Volume 10 - 2023 | https://t.co/7oIve1bWv2
This observational study evaluated the relationship between maternal fiber intake during pregnancy and child cognitive development. Data from over 76,000 mother-infant pairs in Japan indicate that higher fiber intake is…
This observational study assessed children's cognitive development in relation to maternal fibre content. Analyzing data from over 76,000 mother-infant pairs in Japan, the study found that lower maternal fiber intake…
"An elevated risk of delays in communication, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities was reported among infants whose mothers consumed a diet low in fiber during pregnancy"
https://t.co/ytJmme6iJz
La dieta baja en fibra en el embarazo se asocia a riesgos en el desarrollo cerebral de los niños, aunque el estudio no excluyó el efecto de otros nutrientes y no contempló la fibra de suplementos.
Oct 19, 2023 · 1 like · 34,447 followersView post →
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In a new cohort study, researchers have confirmed the link between children’s brain development and maternal fiber consumption.
Explore the results in @FrontNutrition: https://t.co/CdqXLycj7n, or our news story ⬇
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Boom- Low fibre intake during pregnancy may contribute to a higher risk of neurodevelopmental delay... One of the many ways that maternal diet impacts long term health.
https://t.co/P1gTazOWQW
In a new cohort study, researchers have confirmed the link between children’s brain development and maternal fiber consumption.
Explore the results in @FrontNutrition: https://t.co/CdqXLycQWV, or our news story ⬇
@foundmyfitness Great post Rhonda
I thought table 2 was helpful for a sense how much fiber under is discussion (crude & adjusted ORs); it’s really not that much fiber but highlights a huge gap between recommendations & actual fiber intake quintiles
Maternal dietary fiber intake during pregnancy and child development: the Japan Environment and Children's Study
Front. Nutr., 27 July 2023
Sec. Nutritional Epidemiology
Volume 10 - 2023 | https://t.co/7oIve1bWv2
Low dietary fiber during pregnancy is associated with ⬆️ risk of neurodevelopmental delay in children.
#MedTwitter #diet #nutrition
https://t.co/YqP8TQsmvu
Hamilelik sırasında en düşük diyet lifi alımı, %51 ‼️‼️oranında artan iletişim gecikmesi riski‼️ ve %45‼️‼️oranında artan ince motor becerilerin‼️‼️ yanı sıra problem çözme‼️‼️‼️ ve sosyal becerilerde‼️‼️ gecikmiş gelişme riski ile ilişkilendirilmiştir.
https://t.co/6FqExt4hy7 https://t.co/2f3cK50azT
Low-Fiber Diets in Pregnancy Risk Child Brain Development
"the possibility of other nutrients having an impact cannot be completely ruled out......In addition, dietary fiber intake from supplements could not be investigated.”
#fiber #nutrition
https://t.co/FrZaoyskLF
Jul 28, 2023 · 1 like · 20,279 followersView post →
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New Research: Maternal dietary fiber intake during pregnancy and child development: the Japan Environment and Children's Study: Background
Animal studies have shown that maternal low-fiber diets during pregnancy may impair brain development… #Nutrition https://t.co/27kg3AeuPc
@NeuroscienceNew # Miyake K et al. (2023) Maternal dietary fiber intake during pregnancy and child development: the Japan Environment and Children’s Study.
Front. Nutr. 10:1203669.
doi: 10.3389/fnut.2023.1203669
“Maternal dietary fiber intake during pregnancy and child development: The Japan Environment and Children’s Study” by Kunio Miyake et al. Frontiers in Nutrition
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