Nutrigenomics Step Forward For A Personalised Nutrition

Abstract

The hunt for a single macronutrient Or micronutrient that will prevent chronic diseases is destined to fail. It is more likely that dietary imbalances - from micronutrient deficiencies to overconsumption of macronutrients or dietary supplements - are the modifiers of metabolism and potentiators of chronic disease. Although the complexity of food and genotypic variations appear daunting, molecular and genetic technologies that may provide the means for identifying causative genes (or their variants) and the nutrients that regulate them. The use of genomics to investigate diet and gene interactions involved in health or disease, often used interchangeably with nutritional genomics. This term implies that other portions of the genome play a role in the genetic response to a nutrient (even if researchers cannot assess the total genome).There is no Conclusion yet as it is on going study, Practice application is required further to conclude it, learning points are specified and can be implemented subject wise. Below article and Research is in new window as it is required much needed attention with perspectives that can be further discussed while practicing towards the research accomplishments.