DNA Metabarcoding as a Tool for Dietary Intake Analysis in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

differences were then calculated using cronometer for a single serving size for each food group and were then compared to the NHANES assessment.Results: Calorically subtracting the individual serving size of each food group added to the survery (4632) from each food group excluded (1499) from the survery yields a net total of 3133kcal.A major contributor to this deiscrepancy was through the consumption of carbohydrates, where the added foods (558.31g)subtracted from the excluded foods (110.45g)yielded a sum 447.86g.Conclusions: The NNA survery has shown that it's additions and exclusions of different food groups would result in a higher caloric intake compared to the projections estimated by the NHANES projection when comparing one full serving size of each food group.The high caloric difference shown in the NNA questionnaire compared to the NHANES brings forth the idea that the higher prevalance of chronic diseases in minority groups may in part be due to the underestimation of dietary carbohydrates among other nutrients.The next step would be to administer the NNA questionnaire along with NHANES and compare the results to verify these differences.

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Current Developments in Nutrition
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cdnut.2025.106900
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Mycobacterium research and diagnosis
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DNA Metabarcoding as a Tool for Dietary Intake Analysis in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Dorothy K. Superdock, Shehzad Sheikh, Lawrence A. David, Nolan Ives et al.
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DNA Metabarcoding as a Tool for Dietary Intake Analysis in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Dorothy K. Superdock, Shehzad Sheikh, Lawrence A. David, Nolan Ives, Anna C. Salvador
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differences were then calculated using cronometer for a single serving size for each food group and were then compared to the NHANES assessment.Results: Calorically subtracting the individual serving size of each food group added to the survery (4632) from each food group excluded (1499) from the survery yields a net total of 3133kcal.A major contributor to this deiscrepancy was through the consumption of carbohydrates, where the added foods (558.31g)subtracted from the excluded foods (110.45g)yielded a sum 447.86g.Conclusions: The NNA survery has shown that it's additions and exclusions of different food groups would result in a higher caloric intake compared to the projections estimated by the NHANES projection when comparing one full serving size of each food group.The high caloric difference shown in the NNA questionnaire compared to the NHANES brings forth the idea that the higher prevalance of chronic diseases in minority groups may in part be due to the underestimation of dietary carbohydrates among other nutrients.The next step would be to administer the NNA questionnaire along with NHANES and compare the results to verify these differences.

Current Developments in NutritionVol. 9
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (US), Duke University (US)
National Institutes of Health
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Mycobacterium research and diagnosis
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DNA Metabarcoding as a Tool for Dietary Intake Analysis in Inflammatory Bowel Disease — Dorothy K. Superdock, Shehzad Sheikh, et al. · Current Developments in Nutrition (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS