Nutrition and Supplementation in Lipid Disorders

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue in the Lipids section of Nutrients, titled “Nutrition and Supplementation in Lipid Disorders”, will discuss the influence of nutrients on lipid disorders. Many metabolic diseases and orphan diseases are observed in dyslipidemias, as well as in the course of cardiac or hepatic dysfunction. Substrates for dyslipidemia can include genetic diseases, eating habits, economic status, and insufficient knowledge of proper nutrition. Dyslipidemias are closely related to metabolic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, liver disease, cardiovascular disease, and renal dysfunction.

Suggested thematic areas include the following:

• The influence of dietary components on lipid profiles;
• Nutritional interventions and lipid profiles;
• Alternative diets and lipid profiles;
• Dietary supplements and lipid profiles;
• The intestinal microbiota and lipid profiles;
• Stimulants and lipid profiles;
• Nutritional status in lipid disorders;
• The influence of health-promoting nutritional education on changes in lipid profiles;
• Nutritional disorders and lipid profiles;
• Stress and lipid disorders;
• The influence of physical activity on lipid profile optimization;
• Dietary therapy strategies in lipid disorders.

Dr. Zuzanna Goluch
Dr. Aldona Wierzbicka-Rucinska
Guest Editors

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