Vitamin, Mineral, and Diet Supplementation for Women Health
A special issue of Nutrients (ISSN 2072-6643). This special issue belongs to the section "Nutrition in Women".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 August 2022) | Viewed by 29879
Special Issue Editors
Interests: obstetrics; gynecology; endocrinology; pregnancies; fertility; hormone
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Substitution of vitamins and minerals is widespread in a preventive and therapeutic setting, as well as in the field of complementary medicine. Several substances have been discussed for the prevention of cardiovascular diseases as well as cancer. Vitamin D, selenium, vitamin a, omega-3-fatty acid, as well as lycopene are just some of them. Additionally, ginkgo biloba is known as a substance not only for the prevention of cognitive disorders but also for cardiovascular diseases.
In the field of gynecological oncology, for example, in the treatment of breast and ovarian cancer as well as uterine cancer, a big interest of patients and physicians concerning the supplementation of vitamins and minerals in addition to the standard oncological therapy can be recorded. The substitution of selenium and vitamin D is especially widespread.
Despite the wide use, the database for the substitution of vitamins and minerals is often rare.
The aim of this Special Issue is to provide an overview of the evidence-based use of vitamins and minerals in the clinical fields mentioned above. Furthermore, new findings concerning the mechanisms of action of the micronutrients are of relevant interest.
Therefore, we invite clinicians and basic researchers to share their research results about supplementation of vitamins and minerals with the aim of prevention of diseases in women, as well as in the field of complementary medicine in addition to standard cancer therapy.
The original research articles, as well as meta-analyses, are welcome.
Prof. Dr. Kai Joachim Bühling
Dr. Elena Laakmann
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- women disease
- cancer
- vitamins
- minerals
- supplementation
- preventive
- complementary medicine
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