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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40058-6Many factors are involved in the development of drug-nutrient interactions (DNIs). In order to better understand the potential for DNIs, an appreciation for control over food intake, as well as the digestion, absorption, and elimination of nutrients and their sites of storage and effect is necessary.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07462-5Nutritional factors may influence the absorption, metabolism, distribution, and clear-ance of medications. This chapter focuses on malnutrition and its impact on the safe and effective management of medications. The scope of this chapter does not extend to a consideration of the effects of particular drugs on nutritional status.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41222-0Medications and food are often taken together. Linking drug administration to a regular event like a meal can improve the patient’s adherence to the treatment regimen, especially in the elderly .. However, concomitant drug and food intake create the opportunity for an interaction that may change (increase or decrease) drug benefit or toxicity.

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Nutrient Disposition and ResponseMany factors are involved in the development of drug-nutrient interactions (DNIs). In order to better understand the potential for DNIs, an appreciation for control over food intake, as well as the digestion, absorption, and elimination of nutrients and their sites of storage and effect is necessary.

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Effects of Specific Foods and Non-Nutritive Dietary Components on Drug MetabolismThis chapter reviews the effects that specific components of foods have on the metabolism and actions of drugs in humans. The review focuses on examples of such interactions that are presently known, but it is not all-inclusive. Additional interactions are described in more detail in the chapter references.

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