2018-19-ESU009: Lecture 18 - Dietary fibers as functional foods | FirstUniv

General

Lecture 1 - Introduction and definitions of nutraceutical & functional foods

Lecture 2 - Nature of nutraceutical & functional foods

Lecture 3 - Scopes of nutraceuticals & functional foods

Lecture 4 - Nutraceuticals & functional foods applications and there health benefits

Lecture 5 - Nutraceuticals compounds

Lecture 6 - Classification of nutraceuticals compounds based on chemical and biochemical nature

Lecture 7 - Classification of nutraceuticals compounds isoprenoids derivatives

Lecture 8 - Classification of nutraceuticals compounds phenolic and carbohydrates

Lecture 9 - Classification of nutraceuticals compounds fatty acid and amino acid based

Lecture 10 - Classification of nutraceuticals compounds microbes and minerals

Lecture 11 - Nutraceuticals for special situation such as cancer

Lecture 12 - Nutraceuticals for special situation such as coronary heart disease

Lecture 13 - Nutraceuticals for special situation such as stress, osteoporosis and hypertension

Lecture 14 - Antioxidants and other phytochemicals.

Lecture 15 - Phytochemicals (isoflavones, etc)

Lecture 16 - Role of antioxidants as nutraceuticals & functional foods

Lecture 17 - Role of phytochemicals as nutraceuticals & functional foods

Lecture 18 - Dietary fibers as functional foods

Lecture 19 - Complex carbohydrates as functional foods

Lecture 20 -- Protein as functional food ingredients

Lecture 21 - Probiotic foods and their types

Lecture 22 - Functional role of probiotic foods

Lecture 23 - Herbs as functional supplements

Lecture 24 - Health promoting activity of common herbs

Lecture 25 - Prebiotics and their role

Lecture 26 - Cereal products as functional foods-oats.

Lecture 27 - Cereal products as functional foods- wheat bran, rice bran etc.

Lecture 28 - Coffee as functional food beverage/drinks

Lecture 29 - Tea as functional food beverage/drinks

Lecture 30 - Other beverage (wines) as functional foods/drinks

Lecture 31 - Olive oil and its health benefits as nutraceuticals

Lecture 32 - Coffee, tea and their protective effects

Lecture 33 - Effect of processing on nutraceuticals compounds

Lecture 34 - Effect of storage on nutraceutical compounds

Lecture 35 - Interaction of various environmental factors on the potential of such foods

Lecture 36 - Nutraceuticals stability concerns

Lecture 37 - Nutraceuticals shelf life testing

Lecture 38 - Marketing issues for nutraceuticals

Lecture 39 - Marketing issues for functional foods

Lecture 40 - Regulatory issues for nutraceuticals

Lecture 41 - Regulatory issues for functional foods

Lecture 42 - Recent developments in the area of nutraceuticals

Lecture 43 - Recent developments in the area of functional foods

Lecture 44 - Recent advances in the area of nutraceuticals

Lecture 45 - Recent advances in the area of functional foods

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