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Whey Protein: Advances in Nutrition and Applications

January 17, 2012
Whey protein is a desirable food ingredient, recognized for its well-substantiated effects on health and its superior performance in food formulations. Proteins, including whey, could improve risk factors for cardiovascular disease by reducing serum triacylglycerol, increasing HDL cholesterol and reducing blood pressure.
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Whey Protein Crisps

May 19, 2011
Zumbro River Brand has added a 70% milk protein crisp to its line of whey protein crisps.
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NutraNews -- September 2010

September 01, 2010
Ajinomoto Co. Ltd., and a group led by professor Masayuki Saito of Tenshi College in Sapporo, Japan, have found a single ingestion of capsinoids, a sweet chili pepper extract, appears to increase energy expenditure, especially “in people with a high level of activity in brown adipose tissue.
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R&D: Reigning in WEIGHT WITH WHEY

July 01, 2009
Many consumers say satiety, the feeling of fullness after eating or drinking, is important when making food and beverage choices, according to a 2008 survey conducted by The NPD Group for Dairy Management Inc.™ (DMI).
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Probiotic Foods in Health and Disease
Probiotic Foods in Health and Disease
A blend of fundamental and applied research related to their use, this volume looks at how probiotics can enhance human health. The book covers all aspects of intestinal microflora and offers a comprehensive review of the broad array of effects that can be attributed to probiotic usage.
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Ingredients for Health Reference

Fruits and CerealFor several years, NutraSolutions, part of the Prepared Foods family of branded products, has offered an "Ingredients for Health Reference" that segments commercially available ingredients into various health conditions. Additionally, readers are offered updates and data on relevant research. View the report here.

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