Food composition and properties

External reference: https://openalex.org/T10140

  1. Colored wheat flours and xylitol changed cookie quality and glycemic response
    Colored whole wheat flours and xylitol enhance cookie antioxidant properties and lower glycemic response while maintaining acceptable texture and quality.
  2. Sugar substitution preserved yogurt-preparation quality better than removal
    Study evaluates sugar reduction strategies in strawberry yogurt preparations, finding that polyol sweeteners maintain sensory quality while improving anthocyanin stability.
  3. Wheat amino acid digestibility differed across pullet ages
    Study develops phase-specific prediction equations for wheat amino acid digestibility in pullets, enabling precision diet formulation with measurable grain characteristics.
  4. Fermented dairy linked to lower MetS odds in men
    Sex-stratified cross-sectional analysis of dairy consumption and metabolic syndrome prevalence, demonstrating inverse associations for fermented dairy in men and cheese in women.
  5. Thermal treatments changed black wheat flour properties and digestibility
    Study on thermal modifications of black wheat flour examining effects on structure, digestibility, and functional properties using microwaving, roasting, and heat fluidization.
  6. Higher ultra-processed food intake linked to some cancers
    Study links ultra-processed food consumption to increased risk of oesophageal and stomach cancers in Mediterranean population, with varying effects by food type.
  7. Psyllium is described as having multiple potential health benefits
    Analysis of psyllium's therapeutic effects on glucose, blood pressure, cholesterol, and gut microbiota composition, with implications for functional food development and disease management.