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Benefit-Risk Assessment of Dietary Patterns by Bioavailable Metals, Gut Microbes, and Their Interaction for Human Health.

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The high-carbohydrate, low-fat, low-protein (HC-LFP) and low-carbohydrate, high-fat, high-protein (LC-HFP) diets are the main dietary patterns worldwide. The influence of dietary patterns on bioavailable metals, gut microbes, and their interaction… Click to show full abstract

The high-carbohydrate, low-fat, low-protein (HC-LFP) and low-carbohydrate, high-fat, high-protein (LC-HFP) diets are the main dietary patterns worldwide. The influence of dietary patterns on bioavailable metals, gut microbes, and their interaction is still unknown. A biomimetic digestive tract with full functions is constructed to transform the diets into chyme, and the gut microbes are cultured with the corresponding chyme. The diet species-specificity in bioavailable metal content and the positive and negative correlations between bioavailable metals and microbial reproductions are disclosed. The safe dosage and maximum consumption are 369.5 and 858.6 g/d and 268.6 and 3119.0 g/d for LC-HFP and HC-LFP, respectively. When replacing HC-LFP with LC-HFP for 21 days, the bioavailability of Fe and Cr is increased 83.2% and 268.4%, respectively; the reproductions of harmful and benefical microbes are significantly increased and decreased. The prevalences of obesity, inflammation, septicemia, and cancer are increased, and then the risk of dietary pattern shift is disclosed.

Keywords: dietary patterns; gut microbes; metals gut; patterns bioavailable; microbes interaction; bioavailable metals

Journal Title: Journal of agricultural and food chemistry
Year Published: 2022

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