Nutrition, Biochemistry & Dietetics
Dietary patterns, macro- and micronutrients, bioavailability, microbiota, nutritional deficiencies and the metabolic effects of nutrition.
Nutrition, Biochemistry & Metabolic Health
A new international journal connecting nutritional biochemistry with obesity, metabolic health, fertility and clinical rehabilitation.
NBMH publishes original research and reviews in nutritional biochemistry, dietetics, obesity and metabolic health, clinical nutrition, the influence of diet and nutritional status on female reproductive function, pregnancy and offspring health, and the metabolic aspects of rehabilitation. Scientific articles are published in English.
Journal typeInternational Journal
Access modelOpen Access
Editorial processPeer Reviewed
GovernanceEditorially Independent
Call for Papers
The Editorial Office of Nutrition, Biochemistry & Metabolic Health (NBMH) invites submissions of original research articles and scientific reviews covering nutritional biochemistry, metabolic health, clinical nutrition, reproductive function, and the metabolic mechanisms underlying physical activity and medical rehabilitation.
Inaugural Issue — 2027.
Information for AuthorsAIMS & SCOPE
Aims & Scope
NBMH connects fundamental nutritional biochemistry with applied clinical practice. The journal is intended for researchers, physicians, dietitians, nutrition professionals and rehabilitation specialists.
Obesity & Metabolic Health
Obesity, insulin resistance, adipose tissue, body composition, energy metabolism and metabolic adaptation.
Clinical Nutrition
Dietary interventions, micronutrients, laboratory markers, nutritional support and clinical outcomes.
Nutrition & Reproductive Health
The influence of diet and nutritional status on female reproductive function, fertility, pregnancy, lactation and offspring health.
Medical Rehabilitation
Muscle metabolism, movement, inflammation, physical function, recovery and nutritional support.
Translational Science
Translation of biochemical mechanisms and biomarkers into clinically applicable prevention and treatment strategies.
EDITORIAL LEADERSHIP
Editorial leadership
A compact editorial structure with independent peer review and transparent conflict-of-interest management.
Nikolai Averin, MD
Medical Rehabilitation · Clinical Nutrition · Biochemistry · Metabolic & Reproductive Health
Maria Klimentyeva
Clinical Nutrition · Biochemical approaches to women’s health · Physical Rehabilitation