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Management of Non-Communicable Diseases and Nutrition

by: Ajanta NayakSourav Bhattacharjee

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Additional information

Dimensions 25 × 15 × 1 cm
Format

Hardback

Genre

Science

ISBN

9789348642783

Number of pages

214

Publisher

Academic Enclave

Year of Publishing

2026

SKU: 978-93-48642-78-3 Category: Product ID: 20806

Description

Managing Non-Communicable Diseases and Nutrition focuses on one of the most critical health challenges of the modern era—the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and chronic respiratory disorders. It highlights the global shift from infectious diseases to lifestyle-related conditions and emphasizes the urgent need for preventive and management strategies. The book provides a clear and comprehensive understanding of the causes, risk factors, and progression of NCDs. It strongly underscores the vital role of nutrition as a practical and effective tool in preventing and managing these diseases. By promoting balanced diets and healthy lifestyle choices, it aims to improve overall health outcomes and quality of life. Designed for a diverse audience, the book serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, academicians, and healthcare professionals. It also offers insightful guidance for entrepreneurs in the health and wellness sector, encouraging innovative solutions to tackle public health challenges. Overall, the book advocates a proactive approach to health, empowering readers with knowledge to prevent diseases and adopt healthier, more sustainable lifestyles.

About the Author

Dr. Ajanta Nayak, M.Sc.Ph.D., is an accomplished academician with over two decades of experience in teaching and research across diverse areas of Home Science, including Food & Nutrition, Textile & Extension Education. Her primary research interests lie in community nutrition, textiles, and tribal studies. Dr. Nayak had received the prestigious 73rd Kumudini Memorial Award in 2023 by Bigyan Prachar Samiti of Odisha and was also honored with the Young Scientist Award by the Nutrition Society of India in 2008. She has authored and edited 12 no. of books and published numerous articles in national and international journals. Her previous publication, “Causes & Management of Nutritional Deficiency Disorders,” a Scopus-indexed publication by IGI Global reflects the global collaboration among the academicians, researchers, nutritionist and health professionals worldwide. The book authored by her ‘’Conventional Textile Crafts of India”, was felicitated and showcased in Bharat Text Expo organized by the Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India on 14th Feb 2025. Her latest work, “Understanding Fashion: Clothing, Aesthetics and Cultural Expression”, delves into how fashion reflects identity, creativity, and culture, bridging the gap between clothing and cultural significance. Currently, she serves as the Head, PG Department of Home Science at Shailabala Autonomous Women’s College, Cuttack, Odisha, India. She is actively engaged in community outreach through teaching and fieldwork.
Mr. Sourav Bhattacharjee, Development professional and research scholar with NIT, Rourkela Sourav’s journey in public health nutrition spans over two decades, beginning with efforts to strengthen rural livelihoods and health programs, where his interventions reduced child malnutrition and led to successful models being scaled across multiple districts. His leadership of large-scale maternal and child nutrition programs has translated strategy into action, managed multi-million-dollar budgets, coordinated across government departments, and guided teams to deliver measurable impact on child survival and nutrition outcomes. His expertise includes program design, policy advocacy, emergency nutrition response, and data-driven monitoring, integrating community engagement, systems innovation, and capacity building to implement resilient, scalable interventions. Currently, Sourav is a research scholar in the Department of Humanities at NIT Rourkela.

Contents

Foreword
Foreword
Preface
1. The Role of Nutrition in Preventing Lifestyle Disorders: A Path to Healthy Living 1
1.1 Introduction2
1.2 Importance of Balanced Nutrition3
1.3 Nutrition and Specific Lifestyle Disorders4
1.4 Preventive Strategies Through Nutrition4
1.5 Public Health & Medical Perspective5
1.6 Conclusion5
2. From Depression to Desire: A Butterfly’s Journey to Weight Loss7
2.1 Introduction8
2.2 Materials and Methods9
2.3 Nutritional Assessment9
2.4 Anthropometric Assessment9
2.5 Holistic Approach10
2.6 Discussion10
2.7 Results11
2.8 Conclusion12
2.9 Limitations13
3. From Diet to Disease Prevention: A Review of the Mediating  Role of Nutraceuticals in Maintaining the Gut Microbiome17
3.1 Introduction18
3.2 The role of nutraceuticals on gut microbiome health21
3.3 Conclusion 21
4. Determinants of Nutritional Challenges in Odisha: A Socio-Economic, Cultural, and Health Review25
4.1 Introduction26
4.2 Nutritional Status In Odisha: An Overview28
4.3 Socio-Economic Determinants of Nutrition30
4.4 Government Policies and Nutritional Programs in Odisha35
4.5 Challenges and Barriers37
4.6 Strategies for Improving Nutritional Status40
4.7 Conclusion42
5. Millets as Future Food: Nutritional Importance, Health Benefits and Role in Sustainable Agriculture47
5.1 Introduction48
5.2 Types of Millets 49
5.3 Nutritional Composition of Millets50
5.4 Glycemic Index and Carbohydrate Quality51
5.5 Health Benefits of Millets52
5.6 Processing, Cooking, and Effects on Nutrient Bioavailability54
5.7 Food Product Development, Value-Added Foods, and Consumer Adoption55
5.8 Policy Recommendations56
5.9 Role in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security56
5.10 Environmental Impact57
5.11 Food Security57
5.12 Genetic Improvement, Breeding and Biofortification57
5.13 Environmental Impacts and Lifecycle Assessment58
5.14 Policy, Government Initiatives, and Programs Promoting Millets58
5.15 Barriers to Adoption and Strategies to Increase Millet Consumption59
5.16 Recent Scientific Studies and Systematic Reviews (2018–2025)60
5.17 Recommendations for Research Gaps, Policy, and Future Directions61
5.18 Conclusion61
6. Reversal of Stress-Induced Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Secondary Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome in an Adolescent Through Integrative Lifestyle Medicine65
6.1 Introduction66
6.2 Study design67
6.3 Background of Study67
6.4 Assessment67
6.5 Interventions69
6.6 Results72
6.7 Conclusion72
7. Nutritional Challenges and Health Status of Women in India: A Fcus on the Socio-Economic and Regional Dynamics of Odisha75
7.1 Introduction76
7.2 Objective77
7.3 Methodology77
7.4 Result and Discussion78
7.5 Overview of Women’s Nutritional Status in India79
7.6 Regional & Rural–Urban Differences79
7.7 Regional Dynamics in Odisha79
7.8 Conclusion80
8. Impact of Childcare-Related Stress and Sleep Quality on the Risk of Life Style Diseases Among Working Women83
8.1 Introduction84
8.2 Need and Importance of the Study88
8.3 Reviews OfLiterature90
8.4 Conclusion91
8.5 Result of the Study92
8.6 Suggestions of the Study92
9. Millet-Based Diets Among Tribal Communities of Odisha: Health, Culture, and Sustainability97
9.1 Introduction98
9.2 Literature Review99
9.3 Research Objectives99
9.4 Methodology99
9.5 Millet Production Systems in Tribal Odisha100
9.6 Nutritional Dimensions of Millet-Based Diets100
9.7 Traditional Processing and Culinary Practices101
9.8 Cultural and Ritual Significance101
9.9 Ecological Sustainability and Climate Resilience102
9.10 Livelihood Implications and Gender Dimensions102
9.11 Policy Interventions and Institutional Support102
9.12 Challenges in Sustaining Millet-Based Diet103
9.13 Discussion103
9.14 Conclusion103
10. Diabetes: A Lifestyle Disorder Rather than a Disease105
10.1 Introduction106
10.2 Review of Literature109
10.3 Methodology110
10.4 Analysis of Secondary Data112
10.5 Conclusion114
10.6 Recommendation/ Suggestions: 114
11. Prevelance, Risk Factors and Predictors of Hypertension Among the Paudibhuyan Tribe of Odisha119
11.1 Introduction120
11.2 Method120
11.3 Results121
11.4 Discussion126
11.5 Conclusion127
12. Dietary Patterns and their Influence on Health and Lifestyle: A Comparative Perspective of Indian and Western Diets131
12.1 Introduction132
12.2 Concept of Diet and Lifestyle133
12.3 Indian Diet133
12.4 Western Diet137
12.5 Conclusion139
13. Preventive Role of Nutrition in Lifestyle Disorders Among Adolescents and Young Adults: A Focus on Anorexia Nervosa143
13.1 Introduction144
13.2 Objectives of the Study146
13.3 Research Methodology146
13.4 Scope of the Study147
13.5 Understanding the Disease – Anorexia Nervosa148
13.6 Gut Health and Metabolism149
13.7 Prevention through Proper Gut Health and Metabolism151
13.8 Foods and Supplements for Prevention152
13.9 Findings and Outcomes of the Study154
13.10 Future Prospects156
13.11 Conclusion157
14. Exploring Traditional Fermented Foods and their Role in Adventure Tourism and Changing Lifestyle: A Study Based on Odisha161
14.1 Introduction162
14.2 Objectives of the Study163
14.3 Research Methodology164
14.4 Scope of the Study164
14.5 Nutritional Requirements in Adventure Tourism165
14.6 Role of Local Cuisine in Tourism Experience166
14.7 Traditional Rural Fermented Foods and Beverage of Odisha, its Nutritional Composition and Health Benefits166
14.8 Tourist Food Preferences During Adventure Travel168
14.9 Adventure Tourism and Lifestyle Transformation169
14.10 Challenges in Integrating Fermented Food and Adventure Tourism170
14.11 Future Prospects170
14.12 Conclusion171
15. Iron Deficiency Anemia: A Comprehensive Review of Aetiology, Clinical Features, Management, Prevention, and Government Initiatives – A Study in Odisha175
15.1 Introduction 176
15.2 Objectives of the Study178
15.3 Research Methodology178
15.4 Scope of the Study179
15.5 Aetiology and Determinants of Risk in Iron Deficiency Anaemia179
15.6 Clinical Manifestations and Health Consequences of Iron Deficiency Anaemia180
15.7 Management Strategies, Treatment and Therapeutic Approaches for Iron Deficiency Anaemia181
15.8 Preventive Approaches for the Reduction of Iron Deficiency Anaemia182
15.9. Government Initiatives for Addressing Anaemia in Odisha184
15.10 Future Prospects184
15.11 Result and discussion185
15.12 Conclusion185

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