Sentences with phrase «multiple nutrition studies»

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Multiple studies from the field of nutrition and the field of medicine indicate that the most important variable to determine acceptance of vegetables is repeated exposure (i.e. keep trying the food over and over with your baby even if they make a silly face).

«These results support the contention that studies of nutrition and cognition should include more comprehensive and sensitive assessments that are administered multiple times through early childhood,» said John Colombo, study director and KU professor of psychology.

However, multiple studies have shown that maintaining a protein - rich pre-workout nutrition can also have a major influence on protein synthesis and muscle gains.

It also turned out that rice has a positive effect on those in need of rehydration after a period of diarrhea, in fact, multiple studies covered the effects of rice on diarrhea, like the one published in the Journal of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition in February 2004 which tested the rehydration solution based on rice on almost 200 babies (ranging from 3 months to 2 years of age) and it found that the rice solution is both effective and safe to use on infants.

In the mouse model of multiple sclerosis (MS), a positive effect of modified fasting and ketogenic nutrition (KD) on disease development and clinical course has been shown in several studies.

The experience was designed to hone expertise through multiple case studies and promoted networking with leading experts in functional nutrition to share best practice strategies.

The Golden Retriever Lifetime Study gives us an unprecedented opportunity to follow multiple variables, including blood glucose, and look for potential risk factors between disease, genetics, environment, nutrition and lifestyle.

In particular, population - level studies that capture children's developmental health and well - being as well as associated social and contextual assets from the child perspective, and at representative population levels do not exist — despite the fact that middle childhood represents a developmental period that is particularly apt for prevention and intervention efforts that target actionable factors in children's multiple environments: social relationships at home, school and community; sleep and nutrition habits; school experiences; and after - school time use.