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20th International Congress on Nutrition & Health, will be organized around the theme Explore the Possibilities towards the success of good health - Share your Ideas

Nutrition & Health 2019 is comprised of 25 tracks and 168 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Nutrition & Health 2019.

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Nutritional epidemiology is a new field of medical research and is defined as an area of epidemiology that involves investigation to study the importance of nutrition in the etiology of disease and to monitor the nutritional status of populations.

 

  • Track 1-1Livestock Protein Supply
  • Track 1-2Nutrition from Animal Source
  • Track 1-3Organic Livestock Nutrition
  • Track 1-4Equine
  • Track 1-5Non-Ruminant & Ruminant Nutrition
  • Track 1-6Feed Quality and Safety Guidelines
  • Track 1-7Sustainability According to the Feed Type
  • Track 1-8Meat Science and Muscle Biology
  • Track 1-9Nutrient Management and Environmental Stewardship

Functional foods are foods that have a significant positive effect on health than basic nutritional meal plan. It is believed that functional foods promote optimal health and help to reduce the risk of many diseases. A common example of a functional food is oatmeal since it contains soluble fibre which can help lower cholesterol levels. Some foods are modified to have health benefits. An example is orange juice that's been fortified with calcium for bone health. Functional foods have been shown to be a tremendously effective for weight reduction and in almost all cases more effective than traditional methods of dietary restrictions to reduce body weight and improving nutritional intake. Most significantly, continuous use of meal replacements may be the most effective means of all treatments when it comes to maintaining body weight. Functional foods are generally used to replace one or two meals a day and allow the individual complete freedom for their remaining daily calories.

 

  • Track 2-1Natural Functional Foods
  • Track 2-2Baby food
  • Track 2-3Functional Foods from Animal Sources
  • Track 2-4Dietary supplements
  • Track 2-5Phytochemicals
  • Track 2-6Traditional nutrients
  • Track 2-7Application of Functional Food

While aging can’t be stopped fully, it can be slower down with the help of proper nutrition & healthy diet. Skin reflects the inner health status of body. Vitamins, carotenoids, tocopherols, flavonoids and a variety of plant extracts possess antioxidant properties & are widely used for anti-aging treatment either topically or orally. Anti-oxidants such as carotenoids, flavonoids, tocophenols, vitamins (A, C, D and E), and essential omega-3-fatty acids, some proteins and lactobacilli are capable of promoting healthy skin. The best prevention approach against the harmful action of free radicals is a healthy lifestyle (caloric restriction, body care and physical exercise), with low stress conditions and a balanced nutritional diet, including anti-oxidative rich food. To maintain a good skin it is mandatory to drink water properly along with taking Vitamin C rich fruits to prevent any kind of skin diseases

  • Track 3-1Role of Vitamin A, D C in anti-aging treatment
  • Track 3-2Omega 3 fatty acid in Anti-aging
  • Track 3-3Anti-aging discoveries
  • Track 3-4Polyphenols & other anti-oxidants
  • Track 3-5Anti-aging diet

Probiotics & prebiotics are one of the most important topics in the field of nutrition these days. Although, they are sound similar but they are having different impact on human health. Prebiotics are those food product or supplements which contain live bacteria, found in human gut, are used to improve health. These gut bacteria are collectively known as gut flora or gut Microbiota. These are having a role of improving digestion along with these are known to reduce the effect of bowel inflammation, regulate blood sugar levels, lowers cholesterol level. Current research shows that they are able to reduce effects of everything from colon cancer to Alzheimer's risk, and their findings are promising. Unlike probiotics, prebiotics are non-living organisms. These are soluble, fermentable fibres that we’re unable to digest in our stomachs. This allows them to progress to our intestines, where this is eaten up by probiotics and fermented into short-chain fatty acids.

 

  • Track 4-1Engineered probiotics as therapeutics
  • Track 4-2Non-LAB Probiotics
  • Track 4-3Functional aspect of probiotics
  • Track 4-4Role of Probiotics to prevent intestinal infection
  • Track 4-5Pro- and Prebiotics for Oral Health
  • Track 4-6Cholesterol lowering Probiotics & Prebiotics
  • Track 4-7Prebiotics and bone health
  • Track 4-8Prebiotics and Colorectal cancer risk

Diet or nutrition used during the treatment of chronic renal failure is known as renal nutrition. The types of food prescribed in this diet, depends on the severity of kidney failure. Generally the diet helps to control sodium, potassium, phosphorus, protein, and fluid that a person ingests while eating. This kind of diet may vary from patient to patient as every patient experience different symptoms during kidney failure therefore the diet differs slightly in each case. Metabolism is the process by which body converts what one eats and drinks into energy. During this complex biochemical procedure, calories in food and beverages are combined with oxygen to release the energy, body needs to function. The chemical reactions of metabolism are organized into metabolic pathways, in which one chemical is transformed through a series of steps into another chemical, by a sequence of enzymes. Proper physical activity with sufficient nutrition helps improving metabolism which leads to good health.

 

  • Track 5-1Nutrition therapy
  • Track 5-2Diet with kidney failure
  • Track 5-3Pre Dialysis Renal Diet
  • Track 5-4Renal supplements
  • Track 5-5Low Protein Diet
  • Track 5-6Low Phosphorous Diet
  • Track 5-7Low Potassium Diet
  • Track 5-8Low Sodium & Fluid Intake
  • Track 5-9Renal failure

Holistic or integrative nutrition is the nutritional approach where medication strategies are given based on the whole mental & physical condition of the patient other than using a same method of focusing on just one aspect of nutrition. In holistic nutrition the dietician examine the medical history, physical & mental state, lifestyle & current meal plans of the patient. Each person must be treated differently and uniquely because all are unique individuals. One may have similar symptoms as another person, but how he/she developed these symptoms and how it will be healed is unique to each individual. Human bodies have an incredible ability to heal, and holistic nutrition gives the body the food and energy needed to maintain optimal health.

  • Track 6-1Nutrition philosophy
  • Track 6-2Holistic Therapy
  • Track 6-3 Depression Holistic Healing
  • Track 6-4Feline Holistic Cancer Treatment
  • Track 6-5Holistic Addiction Treatment
  • Track 6-6Traditional Western Medicine
  • Track 6-7Functional Medicine

Iron deficiency  is among the most widely found  nutritional deficiency among the world, which further leads to Anaemia, a blood disorder that causes fatigue and variety of other indications. Poor nutritional status leads to poor health and a number of diseases like HIV/AIDS, Congestive Heart Failure, Diabetes, Kidney disease, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson’s disease.

  • Track 7-1Parkinson’s disease
  • Track 7-2Alzheimer’s disease
  • Track 7-3Congestive Heart Failure
  • Track 7-4Iron Deficiency and Anaemia
  • Track 7-5Diabetes Edit
  • Track 7-6HIV/AIDS
  • Track 7-7Kidney Disease

Diabetes is referred to a metabolic disorder where sugar level in blood remains high for a prolonged period. Further it can lead to many diseases. Therefore, nutrition is a part of critical care along with medications to treat diabetes. Balancing right amount of carbohydrate with protein, fat, vitamins & minerals helps us maintaining good health.  Even though there isn’t a single diabetic diet that fits every person’s needs, there are general guidelines people with pre-diabetes or diabetes should follow to live well and thrive. Healthy diet guidelines should include healthy breakfast, lunch dinner & snacks options, perfect food include in a healthy eating plan, information about sugar substitutes and eating out, also fit sugary foods and sweets into your healthy meal plan. Medical nutrition therapy has become an integral part of diabetes management and of diabetes self-management studies. Yet many misconceptions are still there concerning nutrition in the treatment of diabetes. In near future it can be assumed that nutritional approaches will be the most promising prospect of treatment for diabetes.  

 

 

 

 

  • Track 8-1Primary Care for Diabetes
  • Track 8-2Diabetic Meal Plan
  • Track 8-3Proteins and Diabetes
  • Track 8-4Dietary Fats and Diabetes
  • Track 8-5Micronutrients and Diabetes
  • Track 8-6Diabetic Counselling and Prevention Methodologies
  • Track 8-7Gluten-Free Diet for Diabetic
  • Track 8-8Carbohydrate Counting and Glycemic Index

Improvement of maternal nutrition during pregnancy is of key importance to improve health of both mother & baby. Ideally, making healthy food choices should begin in the months prior to conception; however, for some women, as soon as she finds out she is pregnant, it is important that she makes sure her diet is as good as it can be. Australian dietary guidelines recommend that women enjoy a wide variety of nutritious foods every day from the five food groups such as: Fruit, vegetables of different types and colours, legumes and beans, Grain food (mostly wholegrain and/or high fibre varieties such as breads, cereals, rice, pasta and noodles Dairy foods like milk, cheese and yoghurt), Protein such as lean meat, fish, poultry, eggs, nuts and seeds. Prior to conceiving, during pregnancy and lactation, it can be difficult to meet these increased nutritional needs through diet alone. Taking a specially formulated nutritional supplement ensures that mother & baby get enough important nutrients such as - folic acid, iron, iodine, protein and vitamin D

  • Track 9-1Nutrition and Pregnancy
  • Track 9-2Prevention of Maternal Deaths
  • Track 9-3Problems during Pregnancy

Nutrigenetics objective is to identify in what way genetic difference affects response to nutrients. This evidence can be pragmatic to boost health, and inhibit diseases. The final aim of nutrigenetics is to offer people modified nutrition based on their genetic character. Nutrigenomics includes studies about the effects of food constituents on gene expression which shows that the same is the investigation that focuses on discovery and understanding the molecular-level relationship between nutrients and other dietary bioactives with the genome.

 

  • Track 10-1Nutritional genomics
  • Track 10-2Nutritional Epigenetics
  • Track 10-3Genome Damage and Nutritional Deficiency
  • Track 10-4Telomere and Nutritional Status
  • Track 10-5Nutrigenetics

Sports nutrition deals with the well-designed nutrition plans assigned for athletes. The energy required for living and physical activity comes from the food we eat and fluid intake. All the Macronutrients are required for energy resources for as nutrition for athletes. Active adults and competitive athletes turn to sports nutrition to help them achieve their goals. Examples of individual goals could include gaining lean mass, improving body composition, or enhancing athletic performance. These sport-specific scenarios require differing nutritional programs. Research findings indicate the right food type, caloric intake, nutrient timing, fluids, and supplementation are essential and specific to each individual. Proper exercises & physical activity along with proper nutrition includes daily healthy habits to maintain good health & fitness.

  • Track 11-1Healthcare Nutrition for Athletes
  • Track 11-2Exercise, Nutrition and Health
  • Track 11-3Nutrition, Neurotransmitters and Central Nervous System Fatigue
  • Track 11-4Eating Disorders in Athletes
  • Track 11-5Temperature Regulation and Fluid and Electrolyte Balance
  • Track 11-6Amino Acid Metabolism in Exercise
  • Track 11-7Sports Specific Nutrition- Sprinting, Distance Running, Cycling, Team Sports
  • Track 11-8Gymnastics

Clinical nutrition is nutrition required for patients with medical issues. Clinical in this sense refers to the management of patients, including not only outpatients at clinics, but also (and mainly) inpatients in hospitals. Basically it incorporates the scientific areas of nutrition and dietetics. It aims to keep a healthy energy balance in patients, as well as providing sufficient amounts other nutrients such as protein, vitamins, and minerals. Clinical nutrition plays a significant role in disease prevention. It joins primarily the scientific fields of nutrition and dietetics. The main aim for clinical nutrition is to keep a healthy energy balance in patients, as well as providing sufficient amounts of nutrients such as proteins, minerals and vitamins. Nutritional Assessment, Parenteral nutrition and Nutrition Physiology comes under clinical nutrition.

  • Track 12-1Role of Nutrition in prevention of disease
  • Track 12-2Nutrition Physiology
  • Track 12-3Nutritional Assessment
  • Track 12-4Nutrition and Cardiovascular Health
  • Track 12-5Oncology Nursing
  • Track 12-6Complications- Trouble Shooting and Follow Up
  • Track 12-7Considerations during Intensive Care

Parenteral nutrition can be defined as the uptake of daily nutrition intravenous. It can be classified in two more categories: a) Partial Parenteral Nutrition- Intake of part of the daily nutrition while b) Total parenteral nutrition is helps taking all daily nutritional requirements. Total parenteral nutrition can be taken at hospital as well as home too. Parenteral nutrition provides liquids along with daily required carbohydrates, protein, fat vitamins & minerals. People who are unable to absorb the proper energy from the food ingested by mouth go for this treatment. Patients affected with cancer in digestive tract, Cohn’s Disease, Short Bowel Syndrome, abnormal bowel function generally go for this kind of treatments. Sometimes it may arise some serious complications like certain infections, blood clotting, fatty liver as well as liver failure, Cholecystitis, Gut atrophy & other complications.

 

  • Track 13-1Methods of delivering parenteral nutrition
  • Track 13-2Different systems for parenteral nutrition
  • Track 13-3Pharmaceutical side of parenteral nutrition
  • Track 13-4Parenteral Nutrition and Admixture
  • Track 13-5Metabolic complications of parenteral nutrition
  • Track 13-6Parenteral Drug Discovery
  • Track 13-7Composition of nutritional admixtures
  • Track 13-8Related Conference of Parenteral

Nutrition is the intake of proper food, considered in relation to the body’s dietary needs. Proper nutrition is a passable, well balanced diet combined with regular physical exercise – is a keystone of well-being. Poor nutrition can lead to reduced immunity, increased susceptiveness towards illness, compromised physical and mental growth, and reduced productivity. Nutrition is the adequate intake of essential nutrients for body. The essential nutrients for life include carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids, vitamins, minerals, and water. The consumption of nutrients starts the moment human body begin to digest foods, as they are transported to undergo all the metabolic processes in the human body. Good nutrition covers getting the right amount of nutrients from healthy foods in the right way. Getting proper knowledge about nutrition and making smart choices about the foods one can eat, helps to achieve optimal health over lifetime, and be a key in avoiding obesity, illness, and some of today’s most prevalent chronic diseases. Nutrition is just one prevalent way in developing and maintaining good health & well-being. Good health includes a state of complete physical, mental and social growth— a healthy mind, body, and spirit.

 

  • Track 14-1Nutritional Education & Counselling Programs
  • Track 14-2Organic Drinks
  • Track 14-3Nutrition & Wellness
  • Track 14-4Health policies & implementation
  • Track 14-5Public Health Nutrition
  • Track 14-6Nutrient Bioavailability
  • Track 14-7Obesity and its Treatment

Nutritional epidemiology is a new field of medical research and is defined as an area of epidemiology that involves investigation to study the importance of nutrition in the etiology of disease and to monitor the nutritional status of populations.

 

 

  • Track 15-1Role of nutrition in the etiology of disease
  • Track 15-2Monitor the nutritional status of populations
  • Track 15-3Innovative human therapeutics
  • Track 15-4Importance of Nutrition in Chronic Diseases
  • Track 15-5Epidemiological studies on nutrition

Plant resources are one of the most important resources of nutrients in human food & medicines. Plants are the large resources of phytonutrients. The understanding of nutrition, medicine, and plant biotechnology has switched the concepts about food, health and agriculture. This has brought a rapid revolution in medical fields. Strong recommendations are made to heal many fatal diseases now-a-days as a part of Phototherapy. With the help of these trends, improvement of the dietary nutritional values of fruits, vegetables and some bioactive compounds in traditional herbals has become targets of the plant biotechnology industry. Nutraceuticals are the products which are used as medicines as well as nutritional supplements. These are the by-products of plant nutrients which are having good therapeutics effects. Nutraceuticals are having considerable interest since it is effective against hardly curative chronic diseases i.e. allergy, cardiovascular, cancer, eye, Alzheimer’s, Immune & inflammatory diseases. In near future Nutraceuticals are going to have promising effects on Human health & well-being.

 

  • Track 16-1Dietary Fiber-Beta Glucans
  • Track 16-2Genetically Modified Crops
  • Track 16-3Nutritional Quality of Harvested Food
  • Track 16-4Plant-Based Diet for Cardiovascular Disease
  • Track 16-5Carotenoids- Alpha & Beta Carotene, Lutein, Lycopene
  • Track 16-6Sustainable Farming Systems and Nutrient Dense Food
  • Track 16-7Nutraceuticals Bioactives

From last 30 years the occurrence of obesity in children has tripled & now it can be assumed that every one in five children, is affected with obesity in USA. Childhood obesity can be defined as the condition where extra body fat makes a negative impact on child’s health or well-being. This is the most serious public health encounters in the 21st century. Moreover this is steadily affecting people globally which can be redirected to many fatal conditions i.e. Carotid arteries, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, stroke. Obesity can lead to many psychological disorders too (Depression, poor self-esteem, Anxiety, distorted peer relationship). It has been estimated that the obese children are more prone to have Osteoarthritis. Childhood obesity is mostly screened by determining the BMI of the corresponding child. This can be prevented by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, managing proper diet, daily physical activity. Different medications are also available to alleviate different factors related to obesity. Behaviour Modification also helps in prevention from obesity. Eating disorders are the result of irregular & unhealthy eating habits. It may include inadequate or excessive food intake which finally affect one’s health & well-being. Eating disorders may develop at any age of human life. The consequences are detrimental & sometimes even fatal. Along with unhealthy eating habits it may occur due to some biological reasons i.e. hormonal, genetically developed & nutritional deficiencies. Eating disorder may lead to one of the most occurring disease i.e. obesity, which is leading cause of death worldwide in 21st century. Sometimes ill eating habits may lead to certain mental issues & depressions. Currently nutritional therapy & certain medications are used to treat eating disorders. Similarly certain Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) & psychological therapies are also used in certain cases.

  • Track 17-1Nutrition & Physical Activity Intervention to Preschoolers
  • Track 17-2Role of Nutrition Policies to prevent Obesity
  • Track 17-3Diet, exercise, behavior and lifestyle interventions
  • Track 17-4Vitamins for Weight Loss
  • Track 17-5Weight Management Tips
  • Track 17-6Behaviour Modification
  • Track 17-7Obesity and its Treatment

Nutritional Therapy complies nutrition science in the advancement of healthy lifestyle. Renowned nutritionists use a wide range of tools to assess and recognize possible nutritional imbalance and understand how these may cause for an individual’s symptoms and health concerns. Nutritional Therapy comprises of food that prevent and reverse diseases that affect most western societies: diabetesobesityheart diseasearthritis, and depression. In order to make food therapeutic, it must be nutrient-dense, measured in part by the nutrients and anti-nutrients, contained in consumed foods.

 

  • Track 18-1Pharmaceutics enhancing the level of Nutrition
  • Track 18-2Diabetes Nutrition Therapy
  • Track 18-3Nutrition Support in Cardiovascular Disease
  • Track 18-4Cognitive Nutrition Therapy
  • Track 18-5Amino-Acid Nutrition Therapy

People affected with cancer should maintain a healthy body weight with nutritious foods as much as possible. At some cases the side effects of surgery, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, and chemotherapy cause a person loss of appetite and lose weight where as some may cause weight gain.

Some general recommendations for people receiving cancer treatment are given below:

Maintain a right weight. In many cases, this means avoiding weight loss by getting enough calories each day. For people who are more prone to obesity, this may mean losing weight. It might be better to wait until after treatment ends. If it is okay, weight loss should be moderate, meaning only about a pound a week.

Getting proper nutrients is very essential during treatment. These include protein, carbohydrates, fats, and water in ample amount. Being as active as it is possible. In addition to daily counselling some more precautions can be taken- taking multivitamin, having liquid nutritional supplements.

  • Track 19-1Importance of Nutrition in Cancer Care
  • Track 19-2Nutrition Therapy for Cancer Patient
  • Track 19-3Nutrition and Non-Melanoma Skin Cancers
  • Track 19-4Dietetics During Cancer Treatment
  • Track 19-5Nutrition After Treatment Ends
  • Track 19-6Advances in Cancer Research
  • Track 19-7Gene-Nutrient Interactions

Consumer awareness regarding food safety & nutrition is a major issue with respect to healthy lifestyle & disease prevention. Improper consumption of food has implemented a large number of cases of foodborne illnesses. The safety, quality and nutritional value of the food we consume is of major importance to our health and wellbeing. Food safety and nutrition are therefore key concerns for the environmental health profession. Consumption of mishandled foods can lead to food poisoning which can be managed from preliminary level: Cleaning of hand before preparing food as well as eating, raw fruits & vegetables should be washed thoroughly before consumption, keeping meet & poultry foods separate from those which will be eaten raw (Fruits & vegetables), cooking the foods thoroughly. These safety measures can reduce the effect of foodborne illness. Along with this, public awareness is the most needed safety measure to alleviate any kind foodborne illness or food poisoning.

  • Track 20-1Food Safety and standards
  • Track 20-2Diet and Nutrition
  • Track 20-3Nutrition rich diet
  • Track 20-4Food safety- Risk assessment and management
  • Track 20-5Food waste prevention
  • Track 20-6Novel methods for the evaluation of food adulteration and authenticity

Poor diet or lack of proper dietary intake leads to malnutrition or nutritional deficiency. In some cases it is the effect of excess or imbalances in energy intake. Therefore the term malnutrition covers 2 broad group of conditions- First is under-nutrition & the second one is Obesity or overweight. This condition may lead to several fatal or life threatening diseases if not controlled at the initial stage. Poor diet may lead to lack of vitamins & minerals which can lead kwashiorkor (due to lack of protein), Scurvy (lack of Vitamin C). According to the record of World Health Organization (WHO), 462 million people world-wide are malnourished, and underdeveloped due to poor diet affects 159 million children globally. This condition may complicate the disease like malaria, measles, pneumonia & diarrhoea. On the other hand obesity may lead to the risk of some non-communicable disease like heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer. According to survey malnutrition affects approximately all countries with 1.9 billion overweight while 462 million underweight. A healthy balanced diet is recommended for prevention of malnutrition.

  • Track 21-1Depression
  • Track 21-2Fatigue Disorders
  • Track 21-3Food Intolerance
  • Track 21-4Mental Disorders
  • Track 21-5Vitamin and Mineral Deficiency Disorders
  • Track 21-6Iodine Deficiency Disorders

Current research in Nutrition is screening which foods may inferior the danger of disease, and which are accountable for illness. Researchers across the sphere are looking for better understanding of  Food Safety network, Food and nutrient intake dietary pattern and dietary guide, Food Quality, Safety and Sustainability. Current study is offering innovative information about the connection among nutrition and health. 

 

  • Track 22-1Nutrition–Developed vs Underdeveloped Country
  • Track 22-2Hospital Dietaries in Patient Care
  • Track 22-3Food Safety Network
  • Track 22-4Food and Nutrient Intake Dietary Pattern and Dietary Guide
  • Track 22-5Food Quality, Safety and Sustainability
  • Track 22-6Public Health and Consumer Protection
  • Track 22-7Nutrition Transition

Pediatric Nutrition is well-defined as maintaining a well-balanced diet consisting of the abundant nutrients and the adequate caloric consumption which is mandatory to stimulate development and withstand the physiological necessities at several phases of a child's growth & development. It also includes Nutritional requirements in infants & children and various caring practices.  Due to deficiency of nutrition particularly during critical ages of growth, causes improper development or major illness, such as anaemia due to the deficiency of iron or scurvy due to lack of vitamin C. Nutrition plays a critical role in childhood development, which results in both good and bad. Proper nutrition helps in the appropriate growth and development of children allowing them to reach their complete potential. During the growing years between infancy and adolescence, adequate nutrition is of utmost importance. Proper diet will not only support the normal growth and development of a growing child, but also supports their immune system, and develops lifelong eating habits. Although dietary needs, appetites, and tastes will vary widely throughout childhood, it is important to consistently provide your child with healthy options from all of the major food groups.

  • Track 23-1Nutritional requirements in infants & children
  • Track 23-2Breastfeeding and Alternatives
  • Track 23-3Caring Practices
  • Track 23-4Recommended Nutrient Intakes
  • Track 23-5Essential Vitamins and Minerals
  • Track 23-6Growth Factors during infancy
  • Track 23-7Vitamin status in premature infants

Nutritional science is the study of how an organism is nourished, and includes the study of Nutrition and metabolism. Nutritional science shelters a wide spectrum of disciplines. Nutrients must be obtained from diet, since the human body does not synthesize them and are used to generate energy, notice and respond to environmental surroundings, move, excrete wastes, respire. Healthy food habit is becoming ever more of a science, with new research showing us which foods may decrease our risk of disease, and which are progressively pointed to as the culprits behind ill health. Researchers are looking to better recognise how nutrients work in our bodies, with studies that investigate the diets of people with heart diseasecancer, and other diseases, along with research aimed at helping people to lose weight, or maintain weight loss. There are various classes of nutrients such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, water, vitamins, and minerals which are required for the body to function and maintain overall health.

 

 

  • Track 24-1Nutritional Biochemistry
  • Track 24-2Dietary guidelines and nutrition assessment studies
  • Track 24-3Food Science of Animal Resources
  • Track 24-4Nutrition and metabolism
  • Track 24-5Effects of malnutrition in children- Treatment strategies
  • Track 24-6Nutrition literacy

Nutrition and food science have each improved the expansion of an abundant, nutritious, safe food supplyA healthy diet should comprise of all of the obligatory nutrients and adequate calories to balance energy spending and provide for growth and maintenance thru the life cycle. Significantly, dietary factors are linked with 5 of the 10 leading causes of death, counting coronary heart disease, certain types of cancerstrokenoninsulin dependent diabetes mellitus and atherosclerosis. Nutritionis essential for Healthy Life Style Promotion and progression over the whole life expectancy. Great wellbeing is critical to carrying on with a profitable life, addressing vital needs and adding to group life, Nutrition stimuli to a Healthy way of life advancement. Importance of Food and Nutrition in Health is an inevitably essential preference for populations round the globe. Sustenance is gradually concerned with metabolic methods and digestion system, the organization of biochemical paces through which substances among living life forms change starting with one edge then onto the next.

 

  • Track 25-1Food and Nutrition Management
  • Track 25-2Minerals and Vitamins
  • Track 25-3Importance of Food and Nutrition in Health
  • Track 25-4Organic food and drinks
  • Track 25-5Food Science of Animal Resources
  • Track 25-6Nutrient Bioavailability
  • Track 25-7Genetically modified foods