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Consumption of non-nutritive sweeteners does not increase blood glucose levels

Non-Nutritive Sweeteners Don’t Up Blood Glucose Levels

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Concentration of NNSs decreases gradually over the course of observation after consumption
A moderate level of egg consumption is associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease

Daily Egg Consumption Linked to Reduced CVD Risk

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Reduced risk seen for ischemic heart disease, major coronary events, stroke in Chinese adults
Anthocyanin intake is associated with slower decline in lung function

Slower Decline in Lung Function With Anthocyanin Intake

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Slower annual rates of decline in FEV1 and FVC for those in highest quartile of anthocyanin intake
For women

Healthful Diet Linked to Reduced Risk of Hearing Loss in Women

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Inverse association between AMED, DASH, AHEI-2010 diet scores with risk of hearing loss for women
One to two servings of seafood per week is recommended for cardiovascular benefits

Seafood Recommended 1 to 2 Times/Week for Cardiac Benefit

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Benefits of seafood consumption include reduced risk of cardiac death, coronary heart disease, stroke
Better diet quality

Better Diet Quality Associated With Larger Brain Volume

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Relationship seen with gray matter, white matter, and hippocampal volumes
Patients with heart failure frequently have malnutrition

Malnutrition Is Associated With Poor Prognosis in Heart Failure

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One-year mortality was increased for patients with moderate or severe versus mild or no malnutrition
For children and adults with type 1 diabetes mellitus

Exceptional Glycemic Control With Very Low-Carbohydrate Diet

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Low rates of adverse events for children and adults with T1DM consuming very low-carb diet
Intake of some food groups and nutrients may affect the timing of menopause

Certain Foods May Impact Timing of Menopause

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Fish, legumes associated with later menopause; refined carbohydrates linked to earlier menopause
Enhancing physician education and training in nutrition is expected to improve engagement in diet counseling for outpatients with atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease

Reforms Suggested for Improving Medical Nutrition Education

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Enhancing physician training will up engagement in diet counseling for patients with ASCVD