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Salute intestino/2. Controproducente eliminare carne per prevenire tumori

Bernardi (Univ. Bari): "Diete a basso contenuto carboidrati sempre più utili contro una vasta gamma di patologie"

Lo studio presentato dall'istituto giapponese Rikena Center for Integrative Medical Sciences (leggi notizia EFA News) rivela ulteriori sorprese. “Le diete a basso contenuto di carboidrati", sottolinea la biologa e nutrizionista Elisabetta Bernardi, "come la dieta chetogenica e quella carnivora stanno diventando sempre più popolari perché in diversi studi si sono dimostrate efficaci nel trattamento cli...

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EFA News - European Food Agency

Studi e ricercheSalute intestino: antigeni di carne, latte e uova attivi contro i tumori

A rivelarlo uno studio del Rikena Center for Integrative Medical Sciences in Giappone

Carne e salute, una nuova ricerca scientifica evidenzia gli effetti positivi delle proteine animali sull’organismo: si scopre oggi che gli antigeni alimentari, particolari sostanze di natura proteica c... more

Studies and researchGut Health: Meat, Milk and Egg Antigens Active Against Tumors

A study by the Rikena Center for Integrative Medical Sciences in Japan revealed this evidence

Meat and health, a new scientific research highlights the positive effects of animal proteins on the body: it has been discovered today that food antigens, particular protein substances contained in meat,... more

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