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Rev Mex Invest Psic 2012; 4 (S1)

Relationship of nutrigenomics with eating behavior

Beltrán-Miranda CP, López AM, Navarro MM, Ramos IML, Tamayo ALS, Castañeda-Saucedo MC, Valderrama CML

Language: Spanish
References: 57
Page: 22-33
PDF size: 160.65 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Nutrigenomics studies the variability between individuals and the influence that nutrients have on the level of gene expression. This new approach aims to improve health and prevent the development of chronic disease related to diet and lifestyle. The feeding behavior involves actions that are beginning to establish in humans from birth and that relate to food, and to social and family environments, generating imitation of behavior according to food availability, social status, the emotional symbols and cultural traditions that have to do with the development of eating behavior. Although nutrigenomics association with eating behavior is relatively recent, this article presents a review of the current state of nutrigenomics in studies related to feeding behavior and some eating disorders and the association of polymorphisms in a single nucleotide (SNP) with diseases related to the metabolism of some nutrients acquired in the diet, as well as those epigenetic change that can affect the body's response to the diet, which are transmitted from generation to generation or are acquired by food ingested.


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