... on dietary elimination of causative food ingredients, usually food proteins. When a therapeutic elimination diet is introduced, the focus of the patient, the patient's family and healthcare providers is on the rapid and possibly complete elimination of symptoms, but any therapeutic diet must also adequately...

... early in the last century, the ketogenic diet has been employed to manage symptoms of drug-resistant epilepsy. Although there are many hypotheses regarding the therapeutic potential of the ketogenic diet in mental health outcomes, research remains limited and there is insufficient evidence to support...

...) challenge, or early intervention in the oral care, administered by a trained provider is passed, specific diet recommendations can be made safely and confidently without the need for further objective dysphagia testing. Gastrointestinal motility disorders occur as part of the pathophysiology of diseases...

... approach allows lasting weight loss and best results with lowfat diets in the long term. Therapeutic education is a patient-centered humanisticapproach which allows patients to be actors in their own treatment and own diet toimprove their success in losing weight and their quality of life. Motivational...

... inflammatory pathways, the therapeutic success achieved with a variety of both polymeric (usually high-fat) and elemental (usually low-fat) formulae suggests that efficacy does not depend solely on fat content. For those determined to drink the liquid diet, a polymeric formula must be used because of its...

... Infant formula Follow-up formula Foods for special medical purposes Therapeutic diets Young child formula Key Messages Infants who cannot receive sufficient amounts of human breast milk need safe infant formula of high quality as a breast milk substitute. Infant formula...

..., an effective therapeutic modality in Crohn's disease, on both the gut microbiome and its metabolome as a therapeutic probe. Diet has an impact upon both the composition and the function of the microbiota in part through small-molecule production that may influence the development of both immune-mediated...

... direct and indirect effects. High-fat diet induces insulin resistance in the central nervous system, which contributes considerably to overall insulin resistance of liver and peripheral tissues. Central insulin resistance is amendable to therapeutic intervention, reflected in the central effects...

... (SAM) children is only about 20%. Milk is currently an essential component of effective SAM treatment, incorporated into ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF). Reaching the untreated children, as well as preventing SAM, requires investment in innovative and cost-efficient approaches. To date, attempts...

... containing n-3 PUFA completely prevented macrophage infiltration induced by the high-fat diet as well as changes in inflammatory gene expression. Most notably, a recent study has demonstrated the therapeutic potential of resolvins. Resolvins are a newly discovered family of lipid mediators that are generated...

... with the development of IBD as well as evidence that diet can influence both the form and function of the microbiome in a manner that impacts upon the development of intestinal inflammation. Based on this evidence, studies are now underway to examine the effect of defined formula diets, an effective therapeutic...

... of the inflammatory bowel diseases with time, based on systematic review. Gastroenterology 2012;142:46-54.e42; quiz e30. 22. Lee D, Albenberg L, Compher C, et al: Diet in the pathogenesis and treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases. Gastroenterology 2015;148:1087-1106. 23. Sartor RB: Therapeutic correction...

... regulatory T cells are typically not maintainedunless antigen exposure continues. This mayexplain why gluten exposure triggers more dramaticsymptoms following adoption of a gluten-free diet thanduring chronic gluten exposure associated with untreatedceliac disease. Peptide-based therapeutic vaccines aim...

... is a powerful induction treatment irrespective of disease location, but intestinal inflammation may revert after food re-introduction. Dietary counselling is strongly advised to guide diet for therapeutic benefit whilst maintaining adequate nutrition. Disclosure Statement T.S. received speaker’s...

..., the concomitant 20-25% reduction in blood urea, and 15-20 increase in the GFR for periods of up to 3 months to 6 years [ 3 , 15 ]. Afterwards, the therapeutic action was to diminish purines from the diet or completely eliminate vegetable and animal sources with an isocaloric diet with normal fluid intake...

..., prevents diet-induced and genetic obesity in mice. Circ Res 2004;94:1579-1588. 9. Rupnick MA, et al: Adipose tissue mass can be regulated through the vasculature. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2002;99:10730-10735. 10. Ferrara N, Kerbel RS: Angiogenesis as a therapeutic target. Nature 2005;438:967-974...

... therapies in inflammatory bowel disease. The platforms have wide application possibilities for the detection of any protein therapeutic or the ultrasensitive detection of peptide antigens. In the second presentation, Gary D. Wu underscored the enormous complexity of the gut microbiome (150 times more...