Bioelementology and Nutritionology of the Brain

Romanchuk, N.

doi:10.33619/2414-2948/70/22

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“…Iodine deficiency may lead to negative consequences for the body, especially for women and fetuses during pregnancy as well as for children in their first years of life [1,2]. Sufficient iodine intake is vital to ensure the normal ability of the thyroid gland to synthesize triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4) hormones [3]. Various forms of iodine found in natural and enriched foods are used to prevent iodine deficiency [4].…”

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Modern forms of iodine-containing food components

Dydykin,

Zubarev,

Logunova

et al. 2023

Teor. prakt. pererab. mâsa (Print)

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The article presents the statistics of iodine deficiency disorders and the possible causes of their occurrence. The methods of iodine deficiency correction on the basis of state programs are reviewed. The recommendations from the World Health Organization on the amount of iodine added to iodized salt are given. A review of scientific databases on the topic of iodine-containing food components of various nature and their classification are given based on the form of the components (organic or inorganic). The analysis of iodine preservation in foods incorporating iodine-containing components under various conditions of technological processing and storage has been carried out.

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confidence: 99%

Modern forms of iodine-containing food components

Dydykin,

Zubarev,

Logunova

et al. 2023

Teor. prakt. pererab. mâsa (Print)

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Comparative Analysis of Iron, Copper and Cobalt Content in Hair, Blood Serum and Urine of Students From Central Asia, Middle East and Central Russia During the Period of Adaptation to Study

Kirichuk,

Afanasyeva,

Oreshnikov

et al. 2024

Problems Bio Med Pharm Chem

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Introduction. The most popular education in Russian higher education institutions is enjoyed by immigrants from Central Asian countries, including Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. They account for more than half of all foreign citizens studying in Russian universities. Changed environmental conditions lead to the development of stressful situations, decreased learning ability and, in the future, the possible development of a number of diseases closely associated with the presence of various elementoses. In this regard, in addition to the socio-cultural adaptation of students, it is very important to pay attention to the study of the elemental status of students in the process of their further adaptation to the changed living conditions. The purpose of the study – comparative analysis of iron, copper, cobalt content in hair, blood serum and urine of students from Central Asian countries, the Middle East and Central Russian regions during the adaptation period to study. Material and methods. In the period from September 1, 2022 to January 1, 2023, a study of the elemental composition of hair was conducted using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry in 180 first-year students of RUDN University, who previously lived in the countries of Central Asia (170 people), the Middle East (60 people) and in the regions of Central Russia (120 people) aged 18–26 years. The average age of the subjects was 22.7 ± 4 years. Gender differences in the comparison groups were not taken into account. Differences in samples were determined using the Mann–Whitney test for independent samples (significance level p < 0.05). Results. The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of the content of iron, copper, chromium in the hair, urine and blood serum of students who arrived from the countries of the Middle East, Central Asia and the regions of Central Russia during the adaptation period to study in 2023. Features of the elemental profiles of students were established. Conclusions. It is shown that the hair of the subjects reflects the territorial climatic and geographical features of the region of residence of the examined persons. Despite statistically significant differences in the content of iron, copper, chromium in the examined students of different regions, their elemental profile did not affect the objective medical indicators (heart rate, saturation level, hemoglobin index).

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Science of Cognitive Brain and Quantum Biophysics Homo sapiens 21st Century: hybrid Neuroimaging and Nuclear medicine, 5P Medicine and 5G Technology, Neurobiology and Neurophysiology of Quantum Brains, Psychoanalysis, Art-Medicine, Bioelementology and Nutriciology

Volobuev,

Romanchuk,

Romanchuk

et al. 2024

Bulletin of Science and Practice

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New discoveries in the field of genetics and epigenetics, the scientific union of neurobiology and neurophysiology of the quantum brain Homo sapiens of the 21st century, the achievements of biophysics, hybrid neuroimaging and nuclear medicine, the introduction of nutritionology and bioelementology technologies, the 5P of Medicine and 5G Technology, the replication of compliance of art medicine and modern psychoanalysis made it possible to manage 21st century Human cognitive brain. Scientific progress and 33 years of experimental experience of biophysics in the field of neurogeriatrics and neurocardiology, neuroendocrinology and psychoneuroimmunology made it possible to argue that “nerve cells are restored”, the quantum human brain is Controlled, high-quality and healthy longevity Homo sapiens of the 21st century is achievable. Humankind needs to know (discover, prove) in the near future the existence of more than 450 trillion neurosynaptic and neurocosmic interactions between the cognitive mind and the universe.

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Bioelementology and Nutritionology of the Brain

Cited by 8 publications

References 48 publications

Modern forms of iodine-containing food components

Modern forms of iodine-containing food components

Comparative Analysis of Iron, Copper and Cobalt Content in Hair, Blood Serum and Urine of Students From Central Asia, Middle East and Central Russia During the Period of Adaptation to Study

Science of Cognitive Brain and Quantum Biophysics Homo sapiens 21st Century: hybrid Neuroimaging and Nuclear medicine, 5P Medicine and 5G Technology, Neurobiology and Neurophysiology of Quantum Brains, Psychoanalysis, Art-Medicine, Bioelementology and Nutriciology

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