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TITLE
© 2015
Metabolic Syndrome and Complications of Pregnancy
The Potential Preventive Role of Nutrition
Autors
Enrico Ferrazzi,
Barry Sears
ISBN
978-3-319-16852-4 (Print) 978-3-319-16853-1 (Online)
About
This book explores the nature of pregnancy and metabolic syndrome as proinflammatory conditions and explains how pregnancy provides a window of opportunity for preventing the lifelong complications of metabolic syndrome, during which key risk factors can be identified and beneficial dietary changes can be implemented.
The book’s opening sections discuss inflammation in the context of pregnancy, including the nature of the placenta as a proinflammatory tissue. In the main body, it points to new possible connections to truncal obesity, inflammation, metabolic syndrome, and major obstetrical syndromes, including preeclampsia, gestational diabetes and pre-term delivery.
Based on the insights offered by this analysis, the remainder of the book focuses on a variety of nutritional measures and diets that can be of benefit during and beyond pregnancy. Readers will learn how the higher level of compliance with medical instructions during pregnancy can be capitalized on to ensure enduring health benefits for mother and child alike
Table of Contents
(16 chapters)
1. The Role of Diet in Inflammation and Metabolic Syndrome
2. Individual Food Clusters Excess and Low-Grade Inflammation in Pregnancy
3. The Effect of Diet and Probiotics on the Human Gut Microbiome
4. Pathology of the Placenta: A Continuum Spectrum of Inflammation from Physiology to Disease
5. Obesity and Inflammation in Pregnancy
6. The Role of Placental Inflammasomes in Linking the Adverse Effects of Maternal Obesity on Fetal Development
7. PCOS and Pregnancy: Impact of Endocrine and Metabolic Factors
8. Gastrointestinal Symptoms and Nutritional Profile During Pregnancy
9. Micronutrients and the Obstetrical Syndromes
10. Gestational Diabetes and Maternogenic Preeclampsia: By-products of the Accelerated Metabolic Syndrome in Pregnancy
11. Nutrition, Immune System and Preeclampsia
12. Lifestyle Intervention and Prevention of Spontaneous Preterm Delivery in Obese Pregnant Women
13. Maternal Diet, Developmental Origins, and the Intergenerational Transmission of Cardiometabolic Traits: A Window of Opportunity for the Prevention of Metabolic Syndrome?
14. Anti-inflammatory Diets to Reduce Gestational Problems Caused by Obesity, Metabolic Syndrome, and Diabetes
15. Let’s Make It the Real Mediterranean Diet Not the “Supermarket Standard Feeding Plus a Leaf of Basil”
16. Nutrition Around the Clock and Inflammation: The Right Food at the Right Time Makes the Difference
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