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  soy protein innovation may lead to functional food gel advances  

hydrogels made from soy protein could protect functional food ingredients through the gut, tapping the ever-growing health and wellness segment. the technology could be used to develop gelled functional foods containing bioactive ingredients like a b vitamin, according to new research published in food hydrocolloids. hydrogels are liquid or semisolid materials composed of long-chain molecules cross-linked to one another to create many small empty spaces that can absorb water or other liquids like a sponge. if the spaces are filled with a bioactive compound, for example, the hydrogel can release it gradually as the structure biodegrades. food scientists are exploring the potential of hydrogels for controlled release of ingredients. earlier in 2009, for example, nestlé scientists reported preliminary results with carrageenan-based gels for the delivery of flavour, texture and nutrient components. the researchers also note that the hydrogels may be dried and tabletted, which could then be used as food supplements. lead researcher muriel subirade, phd, holder of canadian research chair in proteins, biosystems and functional foods at laval university, told foodnavigator that they are in discussions with industrial partners to develop soy protein hydrogels. study details soy protein isolate was used to prepare the hydrogel using a cold-gelation process to encapsulate a bioactive ingredient. the b vitamin riboflavin was chosen as a model ingredient to test the release under simulated gastrointestinal conditions in the presence or absence of digestive enzymes called proteases. microscopic analysis of the hydrogel showed that riboflavin crystals were dispersed randomly. on passage through the simulated gastrointestinal system, a swelling of the hydrogel was observed at low ph 1.2 seen in the stomach. on arriving in the intestine, which had a ph 7.5, the hydrogel began to shrink after one hour, said the researchers. this led a loss of structure and increased release of riboflavin. in the presence of pancreatin enzymes, the structure was totally digested leading to total release of the encapsulated b vitamin. similar results were observed if the hydrogel or dried tabletted hydrogels were used, said the researchers. “these results suggest that these tabletted hydrogels and the hydrogels themselves might both be useful for transporting bioactive molecules through the gastrointestinal tract and delivering them in the small intestine,” wrote the researchers. “considering their non-synthetic nature, they should be of great interest for the development of innovative functional foods,” they concluded. source: food hydrocolloids
published online, doi: 10.1016/j.foodhyd.2009.11.016
“tabletted soy protein cold-set hydrogels as carriers of nutraceutical substances”
authors: a. maltais, g.e. remondetto, m. subirade


    Source :foodnavigator.com     Date : 13  January   2010


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agave may ward off osteoporosis

foods spiked with fructans from the agave plant may help protect against osteoporosis and other diseases such as diabetes and colon cancer by boosting the body’s absorption of calcium, according to a new study presented at the 239th national meeting of the american chemical society. “fructans are considered functional food ingredients because they affect body processes in ways that result in better health and reduction in the risk of many diseases,” said researcher mercedes lópez, ph. more

 Source : foodproductdesign.com   Date : 24 March 2010
improving health with functional foods

understanding the science of how the human gut functions and the role that diet plays in human health will be explored at a major international functional foods conference in cork, this week. foods have an enormous role to play in keeping people healthy and many foods have properties that can enhance the health of those that consume them. a ‘functional food’ is one that serves a purpose beyond basic nutrition, promoting health or reducing the risk of certain diseases. more

 Source : teagasc.ie   Date : 9 March 2010
soy-biopolymer combination may extend encapsulation options

soybean lecithin coated with a biopolymer may provide an encapsulation technique for a range of ingredients, according to a study from an international team of researchers. ellagic acid, a polyphenol with antioxidant activity, was used as a test substance and encapsulated in a liposome made from soybean lecithin, which was subsequently coated in a biopolymer composed of chitosan and dextran sulphate, researchers report in the journal of functional food. more

 Source : foodnavigator.com   Date : 9 March 2010
coloured chickpeas: the next functional food

the latest in a long line of functional or ’super’ foods, coloured chickpeas have recently been found to be more beneficial than the more well known cream and beige chickpeas. coloured chickpeas have significantly higher antioxidant qualities than the regular cream and beige color varieties, according to a new study in the journal of food science, published by the institute of food technologists in chicago. more

 Source : ausfoodnews.com.au   Date : 24 February 2010
irish firms target functional foods acceptance

forming partnerships and tapping external resources can be the winning ticket in the functional foods market, says enterprise ireland, which is sponsoring an event on consumer and regulatory acceptance next month. ireland has been positioning as a force in functional and healthy foods. last year four of ireland’s biggest healthy ingredients companies – carbery, dairygold, glanbia and kerry - joined with academics to form food for health ireland (fhi), a group that will bring together partners up and down the value chain to develop and market ingredients and functional foods. more

 Source : foodanddrinkeurope.com   Date : 23 February 2010
functional foods set to surge?

against the background of growing health consciousness among consumers, the demand for foods that support and enhance health is continuing on an upward trajectory. this is evident from the growing uptake of natural and safe alternatives such as functional foods and beverages and dietary supplements, all of which form an integral part of the nutraceuticals space. consumers are displaying a preference for convenience food with palpable benefits. more

 Source : ausfoodnews.com.au   Date : 18 January 2010
global functional drink growth eases in recession

global sales of functional drinks continue to rise but the recession has dampened progress, according to a new zenith report. market researchers zenith international said functional drink sales rose 3 per cent in 2008 to 26.5bn litres. this is down on an historic growth rate of 8 per cent a year between 2003 and 2008. fitting normally into the premium price category, functional drinks have come under recessionary pressure. more

 Source : foodanddrinkeurope.com   Date : 4 January 2010
new antioxidant compounds identified

scientists at the university of granada have identified and characterized for the first time different antioxidant compounds from functional foods such as olive oil, honey, walnuts and a medicinal herb called teucrium polium. the scientists used two new techniques—capillary electrophoresis and high resolution liquid chromatography—to identify and quantify a great part of the phenolic compounds contained in these foods. more

 Source : foodproductdesign.com   Date : 20 November 2009
new pea product boosts functional fiber range

sunopta ingredients group is expanding its range of functional fibers to include organic and conventional pea fiber. the new product, sunopta pea fiber, is non-allergenic, non-gmo, and gluten-free and contains up to 90% dietary fiber, said the company. it will be produced by best cooking pulses of portage la prairie, manitoba, canada, with which sunopta has forged a distribution agreement. more

 Source : foodqualitynews.com   Date : 28 October 2009
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