Asian Functional Foods
by John Shi
(2005)
(2005)
Features of Asian Functional Foods:
covers all elements of traditional Asian functional foods
emphasizes the physical and psychological properties of specific Asian functional foods
discusses processing technology, shelf life, and storage stability
includes numerous figures, tables, and a bibliography
Asian Functional Foods covers the biochemistry, nutrition, physiology, and food technology for a wide range of traditional Asian foods.
The book begins with an introduction to the source, history, functionality, and chemical, physical, and physiological properties of foods, followed by the health benefits, mechanisms of antioxidant action, anticancer and antiaging properties, and clinical and epidemiological evidence. Chapters detail processing technology and systems, equipment, preparation, and quality control, as well as storage, industrial, marketing and economical aspects.
Asian Functional Foods provides an examination of the scientific and social issues impacting the development of these foods. A solid understanding of these functional foods will help food scientists take advantage of them to better maintain and promote health.
Contents
Functional Foods and Their Impact on Nutrition and Health: opportunities in the Asia Pacific
Asian herbal Products; The Basis for Devleopment of High-Quality Dietary Supplements and New Medicines
Chemistry, Pharmacology, and Quality Control of Selected Popular Asian herbs in the U.S. Market
Health-Related Fat Replacers Prepared from Grain for Improving Functional and Nutritive Values of Asian Foods
Antiaging Properties of Asian Functional Foods: A Historical Topic Closely Linked to Longevity
A New Treatment and Prevention Strategy for Human Papillomaviruses
Traditional Functional Foods in Korea
Evolution of Korean Dietary Culture and Health Food Concepts
Asian Fish Sauce as a Source of Nutrition
Nutraceuticals from Seafood and Seafood By-Products
Functional Foods from Meat Animals
Functional Foods from Fruit and Fruit Products
Functional Foods from Fermented Vegetable Products: Kimchi (Korean Fermented Vegetables) and Functionality
Antioxidative Function of Seeds and Nuts and Their Traditional Oils in the Orient
Antioxidants and Other Functional Extracts from Sugarcane
Functional Foods from Garlic and Onion
Functional Foods from Date Fruits
Functional Foods and Products from Japanese Green Tea
Miso as a Functional Food
Fermented Soybean Products as Functional Foods: Functional Properties of Doenjang (Fermented Soybean Paste)
Conventional and Emerging Food Processing Technologies for Asian Functional Food Production
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