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Dietary habits and migraine: which are the links?
Many foods are important "triggers" for dietary migraine. An observed association between food consumption and migraine (termed "dietary migraine") is of respectable antiquity. Although the pathogenesis of this dietary migraine is still poorly understood, there is increasing evidence that a wide range of mechanisms are involved in a dietary migraine attack. In this paper we review these possible mechanisms involved: relase of 5-hydroxytryptamine from platelets of dietary migraine patients induced by some foods, such as red wine, reduction of enzyme termed phenolsulphotransferase, deficiency of enzyme monoamine oxidase, magnesium deficiency, high levels of blood lipids and high levels of free fatty acids induced by a fat-rich diet (under these conditions platelet aggregability, which is associated with decreased serotonin and raised prostaglandin levels, is increased). Moreover, other molecules, monosodium salt of glutamic acid (MSG), as an additive in foods, and yhydrolysed animal and vegetable protein, has been implicated in the causation of migraine. Finally, we review here that the administration of some nutrients, such as ginger, caffeine, vitamin B2, omega-3 fatty acids, may exert abortive and prophylactic effects in migraine headache
Relationship between food intake, biochemical variables and cognitive performance in a group of non-institutionalized elderly in Pavia, Italy
“Riunione monotematica SINPE, Immunonutrizione tra mito e realtà”, Palermo 11-13 Novembre 2004
Nutritional and cognitive features of institutionalized patients with senile dementia: a longitudinal study. The relevance of nutritional risk screening test.
“Riunione monotematica SINPE, Immunonutrizione tra mito e realtà”, Palermo 11-13 Novembre 2004
Utilizzo del test del grado di informazione alimentare come strumento per migliorare le conoscenze nutrizionali in un gruppo di soggetti anziani affetti da diabete di tipo II
“XI Congrsso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Nutrizione Enterale e Parenterale” Milano, 28-30 Novembre 200
Positivi effetti della perdita di peso ottenuta mediante dieta iperproteica sull’insulino resistenza e sui marker infiammatori in pazienti obesi ambulatoriali”
“X Corso Nazionale A.D.I., XI Convegno di studio sull’obesità; il nutrizionista e la Sindrome Plurimetabolica”, Assisi 5-8 Novembre 200
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