Public Deliverables

On this page, we show you all public deliverable reports of the Eat2beNICE consortium.

To read the full report, simply click on the title of the deliverable.

WP1 – Exploiting existing epidemiologic data sets to generate new knowledge on the effect of nutrition on impulsive, compulsive and aggressive/antisocial behaviour

D1.1 Manuscript 1: effects of dietary intake and lifestyle across lifespan stratified by sex and SES

D1.2 Manuscript 2: effects of dietary intake during pregnancy on offspring impulsivity and compulsivity

D1.3 Manuscript 3: how lifestyle may enhance harmful/beneficial effects of diet or cancel these out

D1.4 Manuscript 4: how genetic contributions to impulsivity and compulsivity depend on dietary intake and lifestyle using twin modelling

D1.5 Manuscript 5: offspring candidate gene pathways x maternal diet/lifestyle interactions during pregnancy on offspring impulsivity and compulsivity

D1.6 Manuscript 6: candidate gene pathways x diet/lifestyle interactions on impulsivity and compulsivity

D1.7 Manuscript 7: a genome-wide by environment interaction study (GWEIS) on impulsivity and compulsivity

WP2 – Nutritional interventions

D2.1 Manuscript: Effects of probiotics on symptoms of impulsivity, compulsivity and aggression

D2.2 Manuscript: Effects of Mediterranean diet on symptoms of impulsivity, compulsivity and aggression

D2.3 Manuscript: Effects of elimination diet on symptoms of impulsivity, compulsivity and aggression

D2.4 Manuscript: Effects of supplements on symptoms of impulsivity, compulsivity and aggression

D2.5 Manuscript: Predictors of clinical response to nutritional interventions

WP3 – Effects of physical activity and exercise in interaction with diet

D3.1 Manuscript: Analysis of joint effects of PA and nutrition on impulsive symptoms in CoCAPROUD

D3.2 Manuscript: Analysis of joint effects of PA and nutrition on impulsive symptoms in CRC 1193

D3.3 Manuscript: Analysis of joint effects of PA and nutrition on impulsive / compulsive symptoms in ECPBHS

D3.4 Manuscript: Analysis of joint effects of PA and nutrition on resilient behaviour in CRC 1193

WP4 – Public health aspects, policy recommendations, and dissemination

D4.2 Go online of public project website, Eat2beNICE website internal part online

D4.4 Learning Modules online on website

D4.5 Learning Modules update online (posted per schedule)

D4.6 Recipes and food solutions for industrial products, schools and other institutes, cook book

D4.7 Training documentation

WP5 – Intestinal microbiota as a mechanistic link between nutrition/lifestyle and impulsivity and compulsivity

D5.1 Manuscript on the effect of early diet (birth to 2.5y) on microbiome composition and its relation with impulsive/compulsive behaviour

D5.2 Manuscript on the effect of dietary interventions on microbiome composition and its relation with impulsive/compulsive behaviour

D5.3 Manuscript on the mediation effect of the microbiome composition and metabolism on the brain- (impulsive/compulsive) behaviour relationship

D5.4 Manuscript on the effect of physical activity on microbiome composition and its relation with impulsive/compulsive behaviour

D5.5 Manuscript on the effect of the interaction between the microbiome and host genome on impulsive/compulsive behaviour

D5.6 Manuscript on the predictive power of selected diet/exercise/inflammation biomarkers for impulsive/compulsive behaviour

WP6 – Effects of nutrition, lifestyle, and microbiota on the brain

D6.1 Manuscript: Effect of nutrition, lifestyle, impulsivity, compulsivity on the brain (UK Biobank)

D6.2 Manuscript: Effect of nutrition, lifestyle, microbiome and impulsivity, compulsivity on the brain (MATRICS)

D6.3 Manuscript: Effect of nutrition, lifestyle, microbiome and impulsivity, compulsivity on the brain (IMpACT)

D6.4 Manuscript: Cross-replication of results in the BALB/cJ and BTBR mice and Tph2 knockout mice

D6.5 Manuscript: Effects of elimination diet on brain measures

D6.6 Manuscript: Effects of vitamin supplementation on brain measures

D6.7 Manuscript: Effects of physical activity on brain measures

WP7 – Epigenetic modification profiles for impulsivity and compulsivity#

D7.1 Manuscript: Epigenetically moderated candidate genes for impulsive/compulsive and addictive behaviour in selected human cohorts

D7.2 Manuscript: Validation of selected epigenetically modified candidate genes derived from human cohorts profiling in the BALB/cJ and Tph2-modified mouse models

D7.3 Manuscript: Nutritional and exercise intervention-induced epigenetic modification of a set of novel candidate genes in the BALB/cJ and Tph2-modified mouse models

D7.4 Manuscript: Novel epigenetically regulated genes following nutritional and exercise intervention in human cohorts

WP8 – Ethics and Training

D8.6 Registration number of clinical studies in a WHO- or ICMJE-approved registry

D8.10 Mentorship program for early career researchers

D8.13 Science communication training for early career scientists