协调人类和地球健康:为不同公民提供量身定制的饮食建议。

IF 2 3区 生物学 Q2 BIOCHEMICAL RESEARCH METHODS
Villi Ieremia, Annemie Geeraerd Ameryckx
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全球粮食系统未能充分应对复杂的社会挑战,包括气候变化和营养缺乏。人们日益认识到粮食生产和消费中人类和地球健康的相互联系。目前存在若干政策干预措施,以解决与粮食有关的营养和环境问题,并影响消费者选择营养和环境友好的选择。需求方干预措施的例子包括食源性膳食指南、产品标签和税收。在这篇文章中,对需求侧干预措施的最新发展及其潜在缺点的讨论突出了需要不同的解决办法。推进个性化饮食建议是fbdg的替代方案,也是对现有干预措施的补充,需要从通用和基于人群的建议中转变概念。将实际的个人饮食模式聚类和分类分析纳入公民档案是为每个档案制定相关建议的第一步。对于向富含植物的饮食过渡,这种方法认识到(a)不同的营养需求和缺乏,以及(b)减少环境影响的概况敏感的“起点”。实质上,在降低环境影响的同时,可变性被纳入两个层面:从聚类和分类分析中获得的公民概况的食物选择,以及每个概况的营养充足性。已经报道了比利时人口的第一套这样的公民档案。我们建议在其他地区的人口中进一步应用这一方法。为获得的公民档案提供相关建议的下一个关键步骤要求我们开始关注文化消费习惯,并努力提高我们社会中的食品素养。
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Aligning human and planetary health: towards tailored dietary advice for diverse citizen profiles.

The global food system has inadequately addressed complex societal challenges, including climate change and nutritional deficiencies. There is an increasing recognition of the interconnectedness of human and planetary health in food production and consumption. Several policy interventions exist to tackle food-related nutritional and environmental aspects and influence consumer decision-making towards nutritious and environmentally friendly options. Examples of demand-side interventions include food-based dietary guidelines (FBDGs), product labels, and taxes. In this contribution, a discussion of recent developments in demand-side interventions and their potential shortcomings highlights the need for different solutions. Advancing personalised dietary advice is an alternative to FBDGs and complementary to existing interventions, requiring a conceptual shift away from generic and population-based suggestions. Clustering and classification analysis of actual individual dietary patterns into citizen profiles is the first key step to developing relatable advice for each profile. For a transition toward plant-rich diets, this approach recognises (a) differentiated nutritional needs and deficiencies and (b) profile-sensitive 'starting points' for environmental impact reduction. In essence, while lowering the environmental impact, variability is incorporated at two levels: food choices among citizen profiles, obtained from the clustering and classification analysis, and nutritional adequacy for each profile. A first set of such citizen profiles has been reported for the Belgian population. We recommend further application of this approach in populations in other geographies. The next key steps towards developing relatable advice for the obtained citizen profiles demand that we start looking at the cultural consumption habits and strive for improved food literacy in our societies.

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Transgenic Research
Transgenic Research 生物-生化研究方法
CiteScore
5.40
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38
审稿时长
4-8 weeks
期刊介绍: Transgenic Research focusses on transgenic and genome edited higher organisms. Manuscripts emphasizing biotechnological applications are strongly encouraged. Intellectual property, ethical issues, societal impact and regulatory aspects also fall within the scope of the journal. Transgenic Research aims to bridge the gap between fundamental and applied science in molecular biology and biotechnology for the plant and animal academic and associated industry communities. Transgenic Research publishes -Original Papers -Reviews: Should critically summarize the current state-of-the-art of the subject in a dispassionate way. Authors are requested to contact a Board Member before submission. Reviews should not be descriptive; rather they should present the most up-to-date information on the subject in a dispassionate and critical way. Perspective Reviews which can address new or controversial aspects are encouraged. -Brief Communications: Should report significant developments in methodology and experimental transgenic higher organisms
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