Author: Dr. Claudia Bottino

Nutrizionista Laurea 1 livello in Dietistica Presso UNIPA Laurea Magistrale Laurea Magistrale in Scienze dell'alimentazione e Nutrizione Umana presso UNIPG (Univ. Perugia) Biological Sciences and professional practice Enabling UNIPA

…..STRANGE GASTROINTESTINAL!

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Precisely those symptoms that make us think who knows what serious pathology we are encountering... constipation, then diarrhea, heartburn, nausea and fatigue ..., difficulty making the morning pace, abdominal swelling, unexplained nervousness ... and much more. Well I do not think that the vast population who experience these symptoms, is suffering from a serious illness but rather […]

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The pomegranate

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail In the months of October and November nature gives us the “pomegranate” we can consider a real “natural vaccine” and it is in this period that it is necessary to help against the autumn flu outbreaks. The beneficial properties of the pomegranate multiple sleep, thanks to the vitamin content […]

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THE BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP OF ARTICHOKE

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Every day it is right to dedicate a little thought to “Nature” which continues to give us , despite all the upheavals mediating which human undertake to destroy it, month to month, she is always there to give us its fruits health and communicates, Also in the food sector, what is more right […]

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Relationship between inflammatory foods and cancer

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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail There is a connection between inflammation and tumors? Inflammation is an important mechanism for tissue repair, the extension of an inflammatory condition, however, is all 'nothing but beneficial. Obesity and overnutrition cause chronic inflammation, The adipose tissue in fact produces numerous cytokines involved in inflammation pathways (TNFα. MCP-1, IL6, leptin, […]

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