Winter Conference 2022/23 - The architecture of food: processing, structure and health conference is organized by The Nutrition Society (NS) and will be held from Jan 24 - 25, 2023 at The Royal Society, London, England, United Kingdom.
Overview:
The traditional reductionist approach, which considers the impacts of macro- and micronutrient intakes and the effects of non-nutrient food phytochemicals, needs to consider the significant influences that food structure and processing have. As a result, the main focus of this conference will be on how food composition and its processing affect one's health. The symposia at the conference will discuss a wide variety of topics, including the benefits and drawbacks of various food processing strategies, the bio-accessibility, and bioavailability of nutrient and non-nutrient components in whole foods, and the effects that shifting dietary patterns have on one's health.
Purpose of the Conference:
To gain a deeper understanding of the role that unprocessed whole foods and food processing play in the health impacts of both nutritional and non-nutrient bioactive compounds, with a particular emphasis on the primary prevention and management of chronic diseases.
Objectives:
• To examine a variety of cases in which the processing, matrix, or structure of food is a primary factor in determining the consequences on one's health
• To determine whether or not this has any bearing on the dietary rules that are based on food
The following themes from The Nutrition Society will be covered at the conference:
• The role of nutrition in the diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management of disease
• Food systems
• Diet and the best possible path through life
• Innovative approaches to research in the field of nutrition and technologies.
Note: The deadline for registration is 17 January 2023.
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