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Handbook of Dietary Fiber
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Part 1 Dietary fibre in health and disease: dietary fibre overview dietary fibre and cardiovascular disease dietary fibre and colon cancer dietary fibre and breast cancer risk dietary fibre and breast cancer epidemiology dietary fibre and prostate cancer dietary fibre and glucose metabolism and diabetes resistant oligosaccharides. Part 2 Physicochemical properties: physicochemical properties of dietary fibre - overview adsorption of carcinogens by dietary fibre dietary fibre and mineral interaction the influence of wheat fibre and bran on mineral nutriture nondigestible oligosaccharides and mineral absorption enzymatic modification of dietary fibre sources. Part 3 Chemistry and analysis: chemistry, architecture and composition of dietary fibre from plant cell walls chemistry and analysis of lignin high-performance liquid chromatography techniques used in dietary fibre and complex carbohydrates analysis dietary fibre-associated compounds - chemistry, analysis and nutritional effects of polyphenols. Part 4 Functional dietary fibre ingredients: food use of fibre wheat bran - physiological effects psyllium - food applications, efficacy and safety oat fibre - production, composition, physicochemical properties, physiological effects, safety and food applications barley fibre rice bran -production, composition, availability, healthful properties, safety and food applications sugar beet fibre - production, composition, physicochemical properties, physiological effects, safety and food applications pectin - composition, chemistry, physicochemical properties, food applications and physiological effects classification, structure and chemistry of polysaccharides of foods guar gum - agricultural and botanical aspects, physicochemical and nutritional properties, and its use in the development of functional foods. Part 5 Worldwide dietary fibre intake and regulations of dietary fibre foods.
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