American Heart Association Diet {51111403}
| Definition: | American Heart Association Diet |
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Shared Reference Notes
- [1.1] [#Mediterranean Ketogen Diet]
- Many of the top microbes associated with MMKD are of the Akkermansia taxa, while #Veillonella, #Sutterella, and #Eubacteria are associated with AHAD. - higher relative abundances of #Akkermansia muciniphila on the MMKD and higher relative abundances of #Veillonella sp. ACP1 on the AHAD - - AHAD had higher relative abundances of dietary metabolites that corresponded to low-fat foods, including parsley, #Oregano, and shrimp
- - the low-fat AHAD modulates key #Neurotransmitters, such as promoting #GABA production, in individuals with #Cognitive impairment. This dysregulation may be related to increases in #GABA-producing microbes, such as #Alistipes sp. CAG:514.
- [#Mediterranean Ketogen Diet] - #GABA levels were higher in the stool of cognitively impaired individuals on the AHAD compared with those on the MMKD
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