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O-105 - The egg-induced TMAO rise was acute-postprandial (peak 6-8 h), a single-meal flux not a fasting steady-state change

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O-105
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The TMAO rise was an acute postprandial excursion measured over the 24 h after each single egg-yolk meal (peak plasma concentrations at ~6-8 h), i.e. a single-meal flux against a standardized low-choline background, not a measured change in fasting/steady-state TMAO.
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S-47 - Effect of egg ingestion on trimethylamine-N-oxide production in humans- a randomized, controlled, dose-response study (Miller et al. 2014, AJCN)
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peak concentrations achieved at 6-8 h after the egg dose

Plasma TMAO was sampled before and at intervals up to 24 h after each dose. The design captures postprandial flux, not chronic steady-state TMAO under habitual eating.

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