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Sc School of Medical Sc Sciences
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Obese and Overweight children in Australia
How diet shapes us: microbiome, brain and beyond Sc School of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
How diet shapes us: microbiome, brain and beyond Sc School of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
How diet shapes us: microbiome, brain and beyond Sc School of Medical Sc Sciences Margaret J Morris Click to edit Master text styles 1 How diet shapes us Obese and Overweight children in Australia Click to edit Master text styles 2 How
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How diet shapes us: cues & reward
Environment & Lifestyle Palatability
Eat
Liking Wanting Emotion Physical Activity Availability Fuel Availability
Homeostatic Regulation
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Cues
- ‘Homeostatic’ eating ‘Hedonic’ eating
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How diet shapes us: cognition
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‘Western’ diet
[Risk of obesity, altered cognitive and other behaviours]
Gut microbiome Brain
How diet shapes us: we are not alone !
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6 Click to edit Master text styles Ley et al Nature 2006; Turnbaugh et al 2006 Nature; Ridaura et al 2013 Science
The gut microbiome an important aetiological factor in diet-induced obesity
microbial transplant affects body weight
How diet shapes us: we are not alone !
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Diets rich in saturated fats and simple sugars
Microbial metabolism
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Flavonoids