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Nutrition and Common Diseasesnot a single individual food component but the interaction between many of them and the overall quality of diet is responsible for the increased risk for these diseases..In this chapter, we will provide a first overview of the role of nutrition in health and disease. We will describe the evidence of

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Nutritional Epigenomicssecutively weight loss can have a beneficial effect on the epigenome and thus on the risk for suffering from the metabolic syndrome (Chap .)..In this chapter, we will define different epigenetic mechanisms, such as post-translational histone modifications and DNA methylation, that process informatio

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Nutritional Signaling and Aginging pathways are modulated by moderate intake of a diet that was personalized for them..In this chapter, we will get insight into the evolutionary conservation of nutrition-sensing pathways and their relation to the aging process. We will realize that higher organisms, such as mammals, use more comp

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