Dietitian graduated at the University of São Paulo and currently PhD candidate at the Public Health Nutrition - with a doctorate project on bone metabolism and body composition in eating disorders and a PhD fellowship awarded by São Paulo Research Agency. Between 2020-2021 has done a research internship with the Eating Disorders Research Group at King's Collge London. Has done a residency training in Eating Disorders and is a coolaborator dietitian at the outpatient clinic for the Eating Disorders Unit of Institute of Psychiatry of the Medical School from University of São Paulo. Has experience in coordinating and planing academic extension projects within vulnerable cities of Brazil and has been awarded by São Paulo Research Agency with a scientific initiation student fellowship for assessing dietary patterns and markers of glycemic and lipid metabolism in adolescents during her period in undergraduation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Eating Disorders (ED) are psychiatric conditions and clinical complications resulting from their typical symptoms such as food restriction, excessive physical exercise, and compensatory methods as induction of vomiting and abuse of laxatives and diuretics are the major causes for clinical complications and death. Changes and intense losses in bone mineral density increase the risk of wome…
The dietary exposures and eating habits lived in adolescence influence the health status of the adolescent and may remain during adulthood, eventually causing diseases and non-communicable diseases (NCD). The increasing prevalence of overweight and obesity, physical inactivity, and the new eating pattern, with a high energy density of the diet, high intake of total fat and saturated fat, …
Women with anorexia nervosa (AN) present increased risk to develop osteopaenia, osteoporosis, and bone fractures. The main associated factors are low weight, illness course and duration, and amenorrhea. Biochemical markers of bone turnover and hormone profile measurement can detect bone turnover changes early and predict bone mineral density and fracture occurrence. Aim: To evaluate bone …
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