Article: Studies from University of Aberdeen update current data on nutraceutical research.

"The recent increase in asthma and allergic disease in westernised countries has stimulated research to identify the environmental and/or lifestyle factors responsible for the increase. It has been hypothesised that changing diet may have contributed to the rise in asthma and allergic disease," scientists in Scotland report.

"There is growing interest in the possibility that childhood asthma may be influenced by maternal diet during pregnancy and a small number of studies have highlighted associations between childhood asthma, eczema and maternal intake of some nutrients (vitamin E, vitamin D, selenium, zinc, polyunsaturated fatty acids) during pregnancy. ...

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