Feed Composition Differences Resulting from Organic and Conventional Farming Practices Affect Physiological Parameters in Wistar Rats-Results from a Factorial, Two-Generation Dietary Intervention Trial.

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Feed Composition Differences Resulting from Organic and Conventional Farming Practices Affect Physiological Parameters in Wistar Rats-Results from a Factorial, Two-Generation Dietary Intervention Trial.

Nutrients - 26 Jan 2021

Barański Marcin, Średnicka-Tober Dominika, Rempelos Leonidas, Hasanaliyeva Gultakin, Gromadzka-Ostrowska Joanna, Skwarło-Sońta Krystyna, Królikowski Tomasz, Rembiałkowska Ewa, Hajslova Jana, Schulzova Vera, Cakmak Ismail, Ozturk Levent, Hallmann Ewelina, Seal Chris, Iversen Per Ole, Vigar Vanessa, Leifert Carlo

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Recent human cohort studies reported positive associations between organic food consumption and a lower incidence of obesity, cancer, and several other diseases. However, there are very few animal and human dietary intervention studies that provide supporting evidence or a mechanistic understanding of these associations. Here we report results from a two-generation, dietary intervention study with male Wistar...

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PMID: 33530419
DOI: 10.3390/nu13020377
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