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Volume 70 - 2011

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Effect of increasing doses of long chain n−3 PUFA on heart rate, interbeat interval and heart rate variability in the MARINA study: a randomised controlled trial
W. L. Hall, Z. Maniou, F. Lewis, P. T. Seed, P. J. Chowienczyk, T. A. B. Sanders
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Effect of increasing doses of long chain n−3 PUFA on circulating endothelial progenitor cells in the MARINA study: a randomised controlled trial
Z. Maniou, W. L. Hall, R. Gray, F. Lewis, P. T. Seed, P. J. Chowienczyk, T. A. B. Sanders
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Dietary perilla oil rich in alpha-linolenic acid prevents systematic inflammation on the endothelium of aorta in apoE knock-out mice
S. H. Hong, M. J. Woo, M. J. Kim, Y. O. Song
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14 October 2011, E243
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Low glycaemic index wholegrain oat cereal consumption resulted in prebiotic and hypo-cholesterolaemic effects in those ‘at risk’ of metabolic disease
M. Connolly, X. Tzounis, K. M. Tuohy, J. A. Lovegrove
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Sodium-bicarbonated mineral water reduces postprandial lipaemia in moderately hypercholesterolaemic young adults
L. Toxqui, A. M. Pérez-Granados, R. Blanco-Rojo, M. P. Vaquero
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Comparative study of three herbal medicine formulas on high fat diet-induced obese mice
Hyo-Nam Song, Kim Jeungbeum
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14 October 2011, E246
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Dietary supplement use during late pregnancy in South Asian women living in Britain
A. Skinner, P. Raynor, N. Small, S. Smailes, F. C. Dykes, N. M. Lowe
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14 October 2011, E247
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Do dietary patterns change following gastric bypass surgery?
S. Reeves, J. Huber, Y. Wake, E. L. Gibson, B. Rees, C. Le Roux
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14 October 2011, E248
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Prevalence and usage pattern of dietary supplements by individuals with features of metabolic syndrome
R. Akilen, A. Tsiami, D. Devendra, N. Robinson
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An energy dense, high saturated fat, low-fibre dietary pattern is longitudinally associated with CVD risk factors in a severely obese cohort
D. J. Johns, G. L. Ambrosini, S. A. Jebb, L. Sjöström, L. M. S. Carlsson, A. K. Lindroos
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Development of food photographs to improve the portion size estimation among South Asian
W. Husain, S. Khokhar
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Greater improvements in diet quality in participants randomised to a commercial weight loss programme compared with standard care delivered in GP practices
M. I. Eberhard, A. D. Olson, G. L. Ambrosini, A. L. Ahern, I. Caterson, H. Hauner, S. A. Jebb
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Long-term lifestyle change reduces several risk factors for type 2 diabetes mellitus in Brazilian subjects with impaired glucose tolerance
K. C. P. McLellan, M. C. de Souza, A. C. Lerario
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Dietary phytoestrogens and health – a population study
G. G. C. Kuhnle, A. Vogiatzoglou, H. A. Ward, K.-T. Khaw
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14 October 2011, E254
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