Ours is the first study describing how brain
genes affect food intake and dietary preferences in a group of healthy people.»
Not exact matches
Similarly, someone who inherits the version of a particular
gene that's associated with obesity will be more likely to wind up fat than someone who inherits a normal version, but that tendency can be
affected by environmental factors such as how much fattening
food is available.
Many of the 19 mutations were in
genes that
affect how mice metabolize fats and carbohydrates from
food.
Schosserer will be spending two months in the laboratory of Aric Rogers, Ph.D., at the MDI Biological Laboratory's Kathryn W. Davis Center for Regenerative Biology and Medicine studying the role that molecular regulators of
gene expression play in longevity — and in particular how these regulators are
affected by lower amounts of
food or
food with lower energy content.
Bottom line: the
food you eat
affects the functioning of your
genes.
Food contains information that talks to your
genes, turning them on or off and
affecting their function moment to moment.»
Food and lifestyle directly
affects which
genes are expressed and in what way.
The molecules in
food also
affect our
genes through epigenetics.
The significance of detox becomes apparent when you understand that our main liver detox
gene, P450, has been crippling by the industrial seed oils ubiquitous in the
food system thus hindering our ability to detox; recent studies have found that soybean oil, canola oil (and vegetable oils as they typically contain soybean / canola oil) significantly
affect the expression of many
genes that metabolize drugs and other foreign compounds that enter the body, suggesting that a soybean oil - enriched diet could
affect one's response to drugs and environmental toxicants.
It's the powerful new science of how nutrients in your
food, drinks, and supplements may
affect your health by changing the expression of your
genes.