GL-A04

The Future of Dietary Supplements and Personalized Nutrition

Dilip Ghosh

Soho Flordis International (SFD), St. Leonards, Sydney, NSW 2065, Australia +61-449154917

Corresponding author email: Dilip.Ghosh@ sfihealth.com

[Received 31 January 2016]

Abstract: Personalization of nutrition advice is often proposed as one of the most promising approaches. In recent yearn mg of the health intervention research and methods on the effect of personalization show that advice targeted to an individu physical parameters, lifestyle and environmental situation is more effective in influencing their health behavior than gener information. Dietary intake has been recognized to modulate gene and protein expression, and thereby metabolic pathway homeostatic regulation, and presumably health and disease. As functional dietary supplement market grows exponentially the appreciation for the importance of individual or combination of components in disease prevention and health is alse increasing. Although the routine practice of genomic medicines or personalized foods is still several years away, healthcan practitioners including clinical dietetics and nutritionists need to begin preparing for the future if they want to maximize the quality and outcomes of the services they provide. Personalization is all about differences, differences between peopic between environments, between races and ultimately combined into the individual phenotype. From practical point of vies. "personalization' is about groups (or subpopulations) of a certain size with certain (genetic) traits, but can be discriminated between using other, relevant, (genetic) traits, "Practical personalization' is conceptualized in terms of categorizatin opposed to individualization. In terms of diet, categorization is the formulation of foods or development of dietary advice the benefit of multiple individuals, who share certain traits.

Keyword: Dietary supplements