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... 2) Yellow-bellied Turtle eating duckweed and beetle larvae – nitrogen in beetle larvae stimulated growth of gut microbial population so that plant fiber was digested more efficiently (+) 3) Cactus Finch eating pollen and nectar – nectar stimulated germination of pollen in crop, so that pollen was mo ...
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... an increasing number of young women eating a vegetarian type diet is therefore of interest. Whereas slightly lower birth weights have been reported among Indian vegetarian groups, white vegetarians in the United Kingdom have received little attention. White, primiparous women from different dietary ...
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... monosaccharides and it is generally accepted that carbohydrate fermentation results in beneficial effects for the host because of the generation of SCFA (Table 1).33 Moreover, shifts in the composition of the gut microbiota in response to the total quantity of carbohydrate intake in obese people hav ...
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... 14. Agency advice will be provided as intake appropriate for the named section of the population which meet average needs. We will call this value the average population requirement. 15. Given the NDNS data indicating the need to lower fat, especially saturated fat, salt and NMES intake and for some ...
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... energy source; resulting in the production of ketones. It is still not fully understood how this treatment works but ketones are thought to be the key as they have an anticonvulsant effect and ketosis leads to a number of alterations in brain metabolism. Fasting or a restriction in calorie intake ca ...
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