It was great to attend the Kansas City Vascular Symposium: A Case-Based Update for Primary Care at Arrowhead Stadium back in April with our Abbott Vascular counterparts! Did you know that malnutrition and the risk of malnutrition are common among patients with venous ulcers? Evidence suggests that energy-dense high-protein oral nutrition supplements, enriched with amino acids, vitamins, and minerals, might benefit the healing process for patients with VLU. What oral nutrition supplements do you recommend for patients with VLU? Moscicka P, et al. Postepy Dermatol Alergol. 2022;39(2):336-346 #Iworkforabbott
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The Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) recently kicked off its 2024–2025 virtual seminar series with a presentation by Dr. Connie Weaver, Distinguished Professor at San Diego State University. The ODS Seminar Series presents seminars on dietary supplement research and related topics. Dr. Weaver presented an overview of the coordinated global efforts to improve standards in nutrition science to ensure rigor across human nutrition randomized controlled trials. Among these efforts, nutrition experts representing 12 countries across five continents have developed a nutrition extension to the CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) guidelines. https://buff.ly/4gQtbBt
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The Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS) recently kicked off its 2024–2025 virtual seminar series with a presentation by Dr. Connie Weaver, Distinguished Professor at San Diego State University. The ODS Seminar Series presents seminars on dietary supplement research and related topics. Dr. Weaver presented an overview of the coordinated global efforts to improve standards in nutrition science to ensure rigor across human nutrition randomized controlled trials. Among these efforts, nutrition experts representing 12 countries across five continents have developed a nutrition extension to the CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) guidelines. https://buff.ly/4gQtbBt
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Food Supplements are a very promising tool to integrate therapies.? The AREDS studies testify it. The AREDS studies were designed to learn more about the natural history and risk factors of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and cataract and to evaluate the effect of vitamins on the progression of these eye diseases. #food #nutrition #foodsafety #beverage? https://lnkd.in/ew7kszKK
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Contrary to what many on the internet will say, creatine monohydrate powder does not break down in your stomach prior to being digested and absorbed.?It takes between 12-24 hours for creatine to be broken down by stomach acid and by that time it’s long past your pylorus. Don’t waste your money on expensive capsules or ‘bioavailable’ formulations – the cheap monohydrate powder is all you need to get the benefits! https://lnkd.in/gbkvQC8G #creatine #supplements #fightlab #nutrition #performance #athleticperformance #optimization #health #wellness #longevity #mentalhealth #cognitiveperformance?
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What does creatine do, and is it really worth the hype? Creatine is one of the most widely researched supplements. The human body makes creatine from three amino acids or protein-building blocks - L-arginine, glycine, and L-methionine. About half of our creatine needs come from dietary sources or can be taken as a supplement. Research shows that supplementing with creatine can benefit muscle, brain, and mitochondrial health. For more information, click on the full article link in the comments below! Have you tried creatine before? What are your thoughts on it? #creatine #supplements #healthwriter #nutritionwriter #registereddietitian #nutritiontips #fitnesstips
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Comprehensive Nutritional Solution for Strong Joints and Bones in Middle Age As you enter middle age, taking care of your joint and bone health becomes crucial for maintaining flexibility and strength. A balanced, nutritious diet not only supports strong joints and bones but also enhances your overall quality of life. Here are essential foods for joint and bone health that you should include in your diet: ?? Salmon: Rich in Omega 3, it helps reduce inflammation, increases cartilage elasticity, and protects your joints. ?? Leafy greens: A natural source of calcium and vitamin K, essential for strong bones and preventing osteoporosis. ?? Yogurt: A great source of calcium and probiotics, promoting a strong immune system and bone health. ?? Multivitamins: Provide key nutrients like vitamins D, C, and K that enhance calcium absorption and support bone regeneration. ? Collagen: Strengthens cartilage structure, keeping joints flexible and preventing joint degeneration. ?? Omega 3: Helps reduce inflammation, boosts joint function, and protects cartilage effectively. ?? At CarePlus Pharma, we are committed to offering high-quality nutritional products and supplements that ensure comprehensive joint and bone health for middle-aged individuals. Visit your nearest CarePlus pharmacy for expert advice on joint care! ?? CarePlus Pharma - Your Health, Our Responsibility ?? Consultation Hotline: 0818 081 681
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The new issue of OSTEOLOGIE, for which I had the pleasure of being guest editor, focuses on nutritional supplements in osteology. In this issue, we take a look at four key topics: (i) the challenges and opportunities of nutrient supplementation in osteoporosis, (ii) the role of vitamin K, (iii) protein intake and bone health in older people and (iv) dietary supplements in rare bone diseases. Thanks to all authors! Check it out!
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The role of probiotics in metabolic health has garnered increasing attention, particularly in the context of obesity and hypercholesterolemia. Consistant intake of probiotics may improve diet-induced lipid accumulation and inflammation. Probiotics are present in kefir, kimchi, yogurt, tempeh, Sauerkraut and kombucha or in dietary supplements. https://lnkd.in/d48qjjaK
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Pyrroloquinoline quinone, abbreviated as PQQ, is a novel cofactor with physiological functions similar to vitamins. It is widely present in prokaryotes, plants, and mammals, such as fermented soybeans or natto, green peppers, kiwifruit, parsley, tea, papaya, spinach, celery, breast milk, etc. In recent years, PQQ has become one of the "star" nutrients that have received widespread attention. In 2022 and 2023, China approved PQQ synthesized and fermented as a new food ingredient. The biological functions of PQQ mainly focus on two aspects. Firstly, it can support the growth and development of mitochondria and stimulate rapid cell growth in the human body; Secondly, it has good antioxidant properties, which can help eliminate free radicals and reduce cell damage. These two functions make it play a powerful role in brain health, cardiovascular health, metabolic health, and other aspects. Because the human body cannot synthesize PQQ on its own, it needs to be supplemented through dietary supplements.
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It's crucial to consider the nutritional aspect in managing venous ulcers. We've seen good results with nutrient-rich supplements that support overall vascular health. How frequently do dietary assessments play a role in your treatment approach?