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Use of Nutraceuticals in IBD

Rajveer Bhaskar, Monika Ola, Kajal Sharma, Toyesh Chaudhari

Abstract


The clinical course of inflammatory bowel disease is classified by time interval of chronic disease with duration of active inflammation, Malabsorption and malnutrition are most seeing problems in person who is suffering from IBD. It is seen that nutritional product in form of nutraceuticals are conventional treatment to solve the problem of IBD. Nutraceutical like probiotics, glutamine, transforming growth factor β2 are used in IBD. Future studies are needed to focus on potential roles of functional food sand diet to control and prevent IBD. In western countries, it is the most facing problems by the peoples because of the high fat and high carbohydrate consumption; therefore nutraceuticals provide them with needed supplements for their body regulation. So nutraceutical is one of the good formulations for IBD. Even Indian people suffering from IBD and India have highest patient with IBD across the world. So nutrition like vitamins, calcium, iron etc. are supplied in form of nutraceutical sin India. The product like capsules of omega3, vitamins, even are present in form of powders. So we can say nutraceutical is good way to overcome IBD.


Keywords


nutraceutical, inflammatory bowel disease, new therapeutic drug, diet, protein network

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