Comparisons of the postprandial inflammatory and endotoxaemic responses to mixed meals in young and older individuals: A randomised trial

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Comparisons of the postprandial inflammatory and endotoxaemic responses to mixed meals in young and older individuals: A randomised trial

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Postprandial inflammation and endotoxaemia are determinants of cardiovascular and metabolic disease risk which are amplified by high fat meals. We aimed to examine the determinants of postprandial inflammation and endotoxaemia in older and younger adults following a high fat mixed meal. In a randomised cross-over trial, healthy participants aged 20-25 and 60-75 years (n = 15/group) consumed a high-fat breakfast and a low-fat breakfast. Plasma taken at baseline and post-meal for 5 h was analys...

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2017-04-02

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Milan, Amber / Pundir, Shikha / Pileggi, CA / Markworth, James / Lewandowski, PA / Cameron-Smith, David

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/36106

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Leukocytes, Mononuclear / Humans / Cardiovascular Diseases / Vasculitis / Metabolic Diseases / Inflammation Mediators / Risk Factors / Cohort Studies / Cross-Over Studies / Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental / Postprandial Period / Adult / Aged / Middle Aged / New Zealand / Female / Male / Young Adult / Elder Nutritional Physiological Phenomena / Diet, High-Fat / Breakfast / Biomarkers

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