Utilizing Big Data for Personalized Nutrition Interventions and Health Outcomes

The use of big data in the context of proven nutrition interventions and their effects on health issues is examined in this exploratory work. We want to tailor dietary recommendations to individual needs by leveraging big databases, which include health records, hereditary information, and healthy behaviors. Big data analytics integration makes it possible to find distinctive health connections and beneficial patterns, which in turn makes it possible to express personalized dietary recommendations that can improve health problems. Our research shows how big data may change conventional nutritional knowledge and lead to a more individualized strategy that takes specific nature and life elements into account. The results show notable improvements in the treatment of habitual conditions, the enhancement of salutary recommendations, and the promotion of general well-being. To enhance proven nutrition, this study highlights the value of interdisciplinary collaboration by fusing data wisdom, nutrition, and healthcare moxie. Refining data integration techniques and investigating the long-term benefits of supported nutrition programs on various populations are examples of potential exploration directions.

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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icses63760.2024.10910460
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Nutrition, Genetics, and Disease
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Utilizing Big Data for Personalized Nutrition Interventions and Health Outcomes

Mayank Tomar, Nihal Raj, Suchitra Labhane, Sanjana Sharma Marwaha et al.
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Utilizing Big Data for Personalized Nutrition Interventions and Health Outcomes

Mayank Tomar, Nihal Raj, Suchitra Labhane, Sanjana Sharma Marwaha, Swati Shastri, Avadhesh Kumar Koshal
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The use of big data in the context of proven nutrition interventions and their effects on health issues is examined in this exploratory work. We want to tailor dietary recommendations to individual needs by leveraging big databases, which include health records, hereditary information, and healthy behaviors. Big data analytics integration makes it possible to find distinctive health connections and beneficial patterns, which in turn makes it possible to express personalized dietary recommendations that can improve health problems. Our research shows how big data may change conventional nutritional knowledge and lead to a more individualized strategy that takes specific nature and life elements into account. The results show notable improvements in the treatment of habitual conditions, the enhancement of salutary recommendations, and the promotion of general well-being. To enhance proven nutrition, this study highlights the value of interdisciplinary collaboration by fusing data wisdom, nutrition, and healthcare moxie. Refining data integration techniques and investigating the long-term benefits of supported nutrition programs on various populations are examples of potential exploration directions.

Amity University (IN), Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research (IN), Institute of Social Sciences (IN)
Zero hunger
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