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11 oktober 2014 is het onderzoek gepubliceerd naar de effecten van oervoeding onder personen met metabool syndroom. Ria Penders is een van de onderzoekers van deze studie.

Favourable effects of consuming a Palaeolithic-type diet on characteristics of the metabolic syndrome: a randomized controlled pilot-study: the launch of Lipids in Health and Disease Inge Boers, Frits AJ Muskiet, Evert Berkelaar, Erik Schut, Ria Penders, Karine Hoenderdos, Harry J Wichers and Miek C Jong
Lipids in Health and Disease, 13:160 (11 Oct 2014)

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Voeding die onze verre voorouders al aten – o.a. groenten, vlees, vis, eieren, noten, fruit–, lijkt het risico te verminderen op hart- en vaatziekten en diabetes. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek naar de effecten van paleolithische voeding (oervoeding) van het Louis Bolk Instituut onder personen met kenmerken van het metabool syndroom. De resultaten zijn in oktober 2014 gepubliceerd op de website van het wetenschappelijke tijdschrift Lipids in Health and Disease. De Nederlandstalige samenvatting is op de website louisbolk.nl beschikbaar.

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