56. Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
All a pregnant woman longs for is a healthy, happy baby at the end of her pregnancy. While most women get their wish, the unfortunate reality is that some women have complications for several reasons....
14 Sep 202220min
55. Introduction to Nutrigenomics & Nutrigenetics
There is a constant barrage of information about cancer-causing chemicals, damaging pollution, and other toxins making us sick. With headlines like “11 potentially cancer-causing things you might use ...
13 Sep 202214min
54. Food Shortages: Ukrainians and Americans Need More Than Nutritional Relief
The raging conflict in Ukraine is creating a humanitarian crisis through denial of food, water, and housing for those caught in the crossfire. Each day, thousands of people worldwide are added to a gr...
12 Sep 202215min
53. Reimagining Epilepsy Care With Food
Epilepsy is a seizure disorder that affects about 3.4 million Americans. It is characterized by abnormal or hyperactive brain cell activity. Although the cause of epilepsy is not always known, certain...
11 Sep 202214min
52. Polyphenol Modulation of an Anti-Cancer Response
“Next to water, tea is the most consumed beverage worldwide with approximately 20 billion cups consumed daily,” which is almost 2000 olympic swimming pools. Tea has long been a staple in the diets of ...
10 Sep 202214min
51. "Personalized Nutrition" Is it Worth It?
U.S. Olympic Swimmer Michael Phelps told ESPN that he eats between 8,000 and 10,000 calories a day. This is 4 times the amount of calories an average adult needs. Phelps must have a calorie-dense diet...
9 Sep 202211min
50. Epigenetic Role of Folate in Maternal and Child Health
Many people understand that a healthy diet can contribute to good health, but people might be less aware of how their diet can impact their future child's health. Pregnancy is a very sensitive period ...
8 Sep 202213min
