ABSTRACT
The German Nutrition Society publishes a national Nutrition Report on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection on a regular basis. Lastly the 12th Nutrition Report was published in December 2012. The Nutrition Report 2012 is an important instrument for those responsible in nutrition and health policy, and also for food manufacturers, for the public, nutritionists, dieticians and the media. This paper is a short version of the Nutrition Report 2012 published by the German Nutrition Society. The five chapters of this report are providing substantial information about the nutritional situation in Germany, a review of the prevalence of pre-obesity and obesity in Germany, a description of the nutritional situation of seniors with need of care in private homes in Germany (ErnSiPP Study) and data about the situation, quality and satisfaction with “meals on wheels”. Aspects of food safety are always of broad public interest and so we continue to describe toxicological and microbiological aspects of nutrition. Continuing the former Nutrition Reports and the report of the World Cancer Research Fund of 2007, a systematic analysis of the relation between nutrition and carcinogenesis was pursued evaluating the current evidence according to the guidelines of the German Nutrition Society. Furthermore the influence of phytochemicals on human health was described updating the information of the last three Nutrition Reports. Within each chapter, methodology, results and evaluation are described.
ABSTRACT
En los últimos años se han estudiado a fondo los efectos de los péptidos intravenosos. Las soluciones de dipéptidos son un medio para suministrar determinados aminoácidos que podrían ser inidispensables en ciertas condiciones clínicas. En particular, podría ser díficil administrar aminoácidos tales como la cistina, la glutamina y la tirosina en su forma libre, mientras que su disponiblidad aumenta considerablemente cuando se suministran en forma de dipéptidos. Losestudios en animales y en seres humanos han demostrado que los dipéptidos parentales son eliminados rápidamente del plasma e influyen favorablemente sobre el balance del nitrógeno tanto en individuos sanos como en pacientes catábolicos.(RESUMEN TRUNCADO A 2.500 CARACTERES)