Journal of Nutrition & Food Sciences
Open Access

21^st European Nutrition and Dietetics Conference

June 11-13, 2018 | Dublin, Ireland

Scientific Tracks Abstracts

• Diet-induced postprandial inflammation: Consequences on human health

  Kenneth Olson

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• Diametrol: A functional food to support normal blood sugar and wellness

  Martha Dawson

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• Carer experience of appetite changes in people living with dementia at home

  Emily R Walters, Sue Green and Ruth Bartlett

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• How sensory properties of an oral nutritional supplement affect intake, satiation and satiety

  Nikos Pagidas and Annick den Boer

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• The effects of yoga on weight management

  Yunus Emre Uzun and Keyifle Yasam

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• Assessment of nutrition knowledge and dietary behavior of post bariatric surgery patients in Rashid Hospital Outpatient Clinic in Dubai, UAE

  Souheir Alia, H Ali, T Zoubeidi, S Maqsood and M Ali

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• Importance of yoga for sports persons

  Shibashis Chakraborty

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• A swallowing function as an indicator of total physical functional improvement in patients with cerebral hemorrhage

  Akiko Takezawa, Yusuke Tamamura, Takao Shimizu, Toshio Nishikimi, Kazumi Matsumoto and Teruyoshi Amgai

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• The study of an association between outcome and an energy intake achievement during the first 2 or 3 days after admission to the general ward - A single institute study

  Kazumi Matsumoto, Akiko Takezawa and Teruyoshi Amagai

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• The Carbohydrate/Protein ratio in daily intakes as outcome indicator in post-operative patients with oesophageal cancer

  Mari Hasegawa

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• Nutritional status, energy expenditure, segmental body composition and physical activity performance with metabolic holter assessment in non-obese women with PCOS

  Gulcan Arusoglu

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• Diet adjustment in later life: A grounded theory study of eating behaviours amongst the ageing population of Limerick

  Sharon O Flaherty

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• A novel, 12 week dietitian-led curriculum beneficially modulates nutrition behavior in older adults attending community rehabilitation

  Conor P Kerley, Eamon Dolan, John Faul, Jim O Neill and L Cormican

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