Michelle L. F. Cheong

Cheong, Michelle L. F.

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“…It can be explained that the nutritional ingredients in formula helped to improve immune status, enhance resistance and digestive system function, and reduce the incidence of acute infections. This is relevant with current knowledge on micronutrients with antioxidant properties play an important role in enhancing and improving the immune system to support the body against infectious diseases, in which, in addition to amino acids, vitamins and minerals also play important roles [7].…”

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“…Weight and body mass index (BMI) improved but did not cause overweight or obesity: after intervention, average weight increased 0.2 kg in the intervention group compared to 0.1 kg the control group. The role of unsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids provides energy provided up to 5463 mg in 100 g of nutrition formula, contributing to supplementing energy to meet Vietnam's recommended nutritional threshold [7]. The provided energy around 700 kcal, met nearly 40% of the day's energy needs, improving thinness and not causing weight gain; the milk ingredients do not contain saturation fatty acids causes excess energy and bad effects [8].…”

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“…The provided energy around 700 kcal, met nearly 40% of the day's energy needs, improving thinness and not causing weight gain; the milk ingredients do not contain saturation fatty acids causes excess energy and bad effects [8]. 100g of researched milk contains 3.27 g of FOS and inulin, which are fibres that help stimulate the growth of beneficial intestinal bacteria, limit the growth of harmful bacteria, increase resistance, and increase immunity, enhance absorption of nutrients and prevent constipation [7]. The results of this study also improved the condition of poor appetite and the use of food volume with the rate of poor appetite reduced by 16.7% and the intervention effect reached 20% (p<0.01) compared to the control group; The rate of poor appetite decreased by 21.7%, the intervention effect was achieved 18.4% (-21.7% vs. -3.3%) compared to the control group (p<0.05); The rate of bloating/indigestion decreased by 18.3%, the intervention effect was achieved 16.6% (-21.7% vs. -3.3%) with p<0.05.…”

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Effects of Nutritional Formula Supplementation in People With Elevated Liver Enzymes

Pham,

2023

VMJ

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The controlled randomized intervention study to evaluate the effects of nutritional formula supplementation in people having elevated liver enzymes was implemented in Ninh Binh province from March to September 2023. 120 participated subjects were randomly divided into 2 groups, each group had 60 subjects: the intervention group supplemented with 45 g of formula twice daily and the control group with regular diet. Results showed that indicators of liver enzymes, nutrition, and health in the intervention group were better than the control group with statistical significance: average aspartate aminotransferase (AST) level decreased by 45.32 UI/L (-4.29 ± 8.36 vs. 1.03 ± 0.45); average alanine aminotransferase (ALT) level decreased by 53.96 UI/L (-56.98 ± 6.53 vs. -3.02 ± 1.35) (p<0.001); Reducing amount of food decreased by 20% (p<0.01); Loss of appetite decreased by 16.7% (p<0.05); Constipation reduced by 15% (p<0.05); Diarrhoea decreased by 11.7% (p<0.05); No-deep sleep decreased by 40% (p<0.05); Fitful sleep decreased by 18.4% (p<0.05); Some indicators tended to be better but not statistically significant (p>0.05): Difficulty sleeping decreased by 10.0%; Itching decreased by 13.4%; Urticaria decreased by 6.6%; Respiratory infections decreased by 1.6%; Fatigue decreased by 10%; Anxiety and emotional changes decreased by 8.4%; and average weight increased by 0.1 kg with p>0.05. Product acceptability of users was 100% of which there were 73.3% very satisfied; 21.7% satisfied; and 5.0% accepted./.

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Effects of Nutritional Formula Supplementation in People With Elevated Liver Enzymes

Pham,

2023

VMJ

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“…SNA has been employed in a variety of contexts. For example, researchers used it to identify online social media networks (Cheong & Cheong, 2011), to explain family structures (Acock & Hurlbert, 1990), and to explore drug use patterns with individuals at high risk for contracting HIV/AIDS (Latkin et al, 2003).…”

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Family of origin, not chosen family, predicts psychological health in a LGBTQ+ sample.

Milton¹,

Knutson²

2023

Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity

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WhenLGBTQþ people come out they often experience turbulence in their families of origin that impacts their access to psychosocial resources. In general, families of origin are a source of support and resilience, but this may not always be the case for LGBTQþ people. When LGBTQþ people are unable to rely on their families of origin, researchers posit that chosen families may be created by LGBTQþ people as a replacement for the support (e.g., advice, guidance, resources) they would otherwise receive from their families of origin. To test whether or not chosen families serve a similar role in mental health as families of origin, a study was conducted with LGBTQþ identified people (N = 175) to investigate associations between perceived support from chosen family, perceived support from family of origin, resilience, and depression in LGBTQþ adults. A hierarchical linear regression was run to determine whether increases in perceived chosen family predicted decreases in depression after controlling for resilience and family of origin support. In order to provide more insight into chosen family dynamics, a social network analysis was also conducted. Results indicated that family of origin support was the only significant predictor of depression levels in the final model. The social network analysis revealed that, within their chosen families, participants feel the most support from their friends. Findings suggest that the contribution of biological family support to mental health outcomes in LGBTQþ people may outweigh support from chosen family. Additional findings and implications for mental health care are discussed. Public Significance StatementThis study provides a deeper understanding of the relational dynamics within LGBTQþ family support systems.LGBTQþ people reported experiencing more support from their chosen families than from their families of origin and they indicated that they felt closer to their chosen families. However, LGBTQþ participants with higher levels of support from their families of origin were more likely to report lower depression levels. These results indicate that chosen family support is important, but that it may not play the same role in the lives of LGBTQþ people as does family of origin.

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“…En concreto, los agentes inteligentes se consideran entidades que tratan de imitar procesos de razonamiento o comportamientos humanos. Los agentes ya han sido empleados con éxito en diferentes ámbitos para facilitar tareas a los usuarios de recolección, supervisión y filtrado de información [Maes, 1994] [Cheong, 1996] [Ruqayya et al, 2011 . Los agentes permiten el modelado y diseño de sistemas flexibles y personalizados para la gestión y el acceso a la información [Sycara, 2001], generando diferentes estrategias como la de recomendación sobre la diversidad de información disponible [De la Rosa et al, 2003].…”

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Michelle L. F. Cheong

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Effects of Nutritional Formula Supplementation in People With Elevated Liver Enzymes

Effects of Nutritional Formula Supplementation in People With Elevated Liver Enzymes

Family of origin, not chosen family, predicts psychological health in a LGBTQ+ sample.

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