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Nutritional Supplements and Lipedema: Scientific and Rational Use
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- Cannataro, Roberto (Author)
- Cione, Erika (Author)
Title
Nutritional Supplements and Lipedema: Scientific and Rational Use
Abstract
Lipedema is a pathology of the adipose tissue, in evident female prevalence, diagnosed clinically and still of not well-defined etiopathogenesis. Indeed, an estrogen-related component is present, and an inflammatory state and a condition of edema are present in most cases; even pain seems to be a recurring feature, and insulin resistance is also often associated with lipedema. The therapeutic approach is finally becoming holistic. Therefore, with surgery, physiotherapy, and elastic compression therapy, the nutritional aspect of food supplementation is gaining much value. The objective of the present work is to consider the nutritional supplements that could be useful to manage this condition, underlining that, at the moment, the specific literature is practically non-existent. The most promising supplements seem to be omega 3 fish oil, polyphenols, and vitamin C, but the need for studies in this sector is urgent.
Publication
Nutraceuticals
Volume
2
Issue
4
Pages
270-277
Date
2022/12
Language
en
ISSN
1661-3821
Short Title
Nutritional Supplements and Lipedema
Accessed
10/10/22, 12:09 AM
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Number: 4
Publisher: Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
Citation
Cannataro, R., & Cione, E. (2022). Nutritional Supplements and Lipedema: Scientific and Rational Use. Nutraceuticals, 2(4), 270–277. https://doi.org/10.3390/nutraceuticals2040020
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