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Nutrigenomik Regulation der Genexpression Durch Nährstoffe

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Ein Leben unter Steinzeitbedingungen war geprägt durch einen täglichen Existenzkampf am Rande der kalorischen Mindestversorgung. Die in unserer Zeit herrschende Kalorienüberversorgung (hyperkalorische Ernährung) und der damit assoziierte Bewegungsmangel stellt unsere Gesellschaft vor ein ernstes kollektives Gesundheitsproblem und beschert uns u. a. Erkrankungen wie das Metabolische Syndrom. Das Metabolische Syndrom wird oft auch als „tödliches Quartett“ bezeichnet, da es durch erhöhte Triglyzeridwerte, Hypertonie, Insulinresistenz und Hypercholesterinämie definiert ist (IDF Clinical Guidelines Task Force, 2005).

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Wrulich, O.A., Überall, F. (2010). Nutrigenomik Regulation der Genexpression Durch Nährstoffe. In: Ledochowski, M. (eds) Klinische Ernährungsmedizin. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-88900-8_5

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