Proceedings of the Nutrition Society: Volume 76 - Winter Meeting, 6–7 December 2016, Diet, Nutrition and Mental Health and Wellbeing

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Winter Meeting, 6–7 December 2016, Diet, Nutrition and Mental Health and Wellbeing

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Cod Liver/Fish Oil supplements assessed using repeated measures are prospectively and cross-sectionally associated with Cognitive Performance tests in a population based cohort

The effect of coconut oil and MCT on satiety and food intake

Dietary glycaemic index and cognitive function: associations in adults aged 53y of the 1946 British birth cohort

Biomarkers of folate and related B-vitamins as predictors of cognitive decline in older Irish adults over a 5 year follow up period.

Determination of the polyphenol and antioxidant activity of different types and forms of millet

The effects of probiotic supplementation on emotional memory and pain response

Adherence to sugars guidelines and micronutrient intakes in UK adult participants of the National Diet & Nutrition Survey (2008/09–2011/12)

Investigating the relationship between foods consumed and eating location for UK adolescents using the NDNS

Mediterranean diet supplemented with cholesterol-lowering foods and health-related quality of life in adults with HIV infection

Dietary intake during a Royal Navy submarine deployment

Food cravings in UK and South Asian women with polycystic ovary syndrome

An investigation into eating attitudes, body image satisfaction and nutritional status of dance and non-dance students

Protein intake and bone health across the lifecycle: an updated systematic review and meta-analysis of the evidence

Thigh circumference measurement as a potential marker of leg skeletal muscle mass – cross sectional study in a U.S. population age 39–69 years

Food cravings, binge eating and emotional eating behaviours in overweight and obese women with polycystic ovary syndrome

The acute effect of a baobab fruit (Adansonia digitata) smoothie on cognitive function in healthy adults

Body composition and serum lipid profile of Royal Navy submariners before and after a three month deployment

An investigation into gender variations in the risk factors for cardiovascular disease amongst ‘desk-based’ professional workers aged 30–65 years old

Should a Low Carbohydrate Diet be Recommended for Diabetes Management?

Factors associated with distress amongst a sample of Irish mothers at 4 months post-partum

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