Objective: To develop a clear, concise, and up-to-date treatise on the role of anabolism from
nutrition in wound healing. Special emphasis was to be placed on the effect of the stress …

Major advances in the understanding of the aetio‐pathogenesis and genetics of
inflammatory bowel disease have been accompanied by an escalation in the sophistication …

Introduction Glutamine (GLN) has been suggested to have a beneficial influence on
outcomes of critically ill patients. However, recent large-scale trials have suggested harm …

Objective: The purpose of this paper is to present an overview of the interrelationship
between hormones, nutrition, and wound healing. Methods: The data on various hormones …

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We know that critically ill patients suffering from undernutrition with a limited nutritional
reserve have a poorer outcome. Furthermore, having a low body mass index has been …

Acute diseases are characterized by a catabolic state, resulting in a negative nitrogen
balance and muscle wasting. Increasing protein intake often proves to have little effect in …

In critical illness, serum concentrations of the growth hormone-dependent complexes
containing insulin-like growth factors I and II are decreased. This is initially due to a transient …

OBJECTIVE: We investigated the effect of glutamine supplementation on plasma glutamine
(Gln), glutamate (Glu), and whole-blood glutathione (GSH) concentrations in human …

The study aimed to show the potential clinical application of supplements used among
sportsmen for patients suffering from Intensive Care Unit-acquired Weakness (ICUAW) …