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The authors explicitly acknowledge that the underlying mechanisms remain largely unclear and that most evidence derives from animal models with known phylogenetic differences from humans.
Metabolites · 3 authors, 2 centres
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The authors explicitly acknowledge that the underlying mechanisms remain largely unclear and that most evidence derives from animal models with known phylogenetic differences from humans.
The authors explicitly acknowledge that the underlying mechanisms remain largely unclear and that most evidence derives from animal models with known phylogenetic differences from humans. A major limitation is that nutrients are rarely consumed in isolation, making it difficult to attribute specific epigenetic changes to individual molecules. The review concludes by proposing the concept of 'precision diet' but emphasizes that more human studies are needed.