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Genotype-dependent response to energy-restricted diets in obese subjects: towards personalized nutrition.

Asia Pacific journal of clinical nutrition - 1 Jan 2008

Martinez J Alfredo, Parra Ma Dolores, Santos Jose Luis, Moreno-Aliaga Ma Jesus, Marti Amelia, Martinez-Gonzalez Miguel A

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Obesity is a complex disease, which in many cases appears as a polygenic condition affected by environmental factors (mainly unbalanced dietary patterns and physical inactivity). In this context, the weight loss response to dietary interventions varies widely and predictive factors of successful slimming including those concerned with the individual's genetic make-up are poorly understood. Indeed, a number of...

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