Introduction to nutrigenomics (Original Publisher)
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Dive into the groundbreaking science that connects nutrition and genetics with Introduction to Nutrigenomics. Perfect for students, researchers, and healthcare professionals, this essential guide introduces how our genes influence nutrient response and how personalized nutrition can revolutionize disease prevention and wellness.
Description
Published in 2022, Introduction to Nutrigenomics offers a timely and accessible entry point into the fast-evolving field of nutrigenomics—the study of how diet interacts with genes to affect human health. As precision medicine and personalized nutrition continue to reshape healthcare, understanding nutrigenomics is critical for professionals in nutrition, dietetics, genetics, and clinical practice.
This comprehensive introduction is designed for graduate students, academic researchers, dietitians, nutritionists, and healthcare providers looking to apply genomic insights to real-world dietary interventions. The book explores how genetic variation influences nutrient metabolism, disease susceptibility, and dietary recommendations, providing a science-backed foundation for future innovation in health and nutrition.
Key Features:
- Clear explanations of key nutrigenomic concepts, from gene-nutrient interactions to epigenetics
- Real-world applications in personalized nutrition and chronic disease management
- Exploration of ethical, clinical, and research perspectives in nutrigenomics
- Evidence-based insights suitable for academic and applied health settings
- Written in accessible language to support interdisciplinary learning
Includes Core Chapters on:
- Fundamentals of nutrigenomics and nutritional genomics
- Genetic polymorphisms and their influence on nutrient metabolism
- Epigenetic modifications driven by diet and lifestyle
- Nutrigenomics in obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer prevention
- Future directions and challenges in personalized nutrition
About the Author:
The author is a leading educator and researcher in nutritional science with a focus on genetics and human metabolism. Their work bridges molecular biology and clinical nutrition to help shape the future of personalized health interventions.
Format & Technical Details:
- File Format: PDF
- File Size: Approx. 8 MB
- Language: English
- Device Compatibility: Works seamlessly on Kindle, iOS, Android, desktop, and major e-readers
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is this book suitable for beginners or only advanced professionals?
The book is structured as an introduction, making it ideal for graduate students, dietetic interns, and professionals new to the field, while still offering depth for experienced readers.
Q2: Does the book cover practical applications for personalized nutrition plans?
Yes, it includes practical insights on how nutrigenomics is used to guide personalized dietary strategies in clinical and wellness settings.
Additional information
Publisher |
Other Publisher |
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Published Year |
2022 |
Language |
English |
ISBN |
978-1774694794 |
File Size |
9.7 MB |
Edition |
1 |
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