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Keto Means
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Peanut meal could provide a source of novel umami flavour compounds and enhancers, say the researchers. Two novel peptides identified in peanut protein could produce strong umami flavor and umami flavor enhancing abilities, according to researchers.
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Read More »The study – published in Food Chemistry – reveals that researchers have identified novel peptides in peanut protein waste that could elicit “intense umami and umami-enhancing effects”. Led by Professor Mouming Zhao from the South China University of Technology, the team identified and purified two novel taste peptides from peanut hydrolysate after treating it with crude protease extract. The team explained that peanut hydrolysate is produced from defatted peanut meal – a major byproduct of peanut oil production. “On the basis of the results obtained from this work, more work is needed to synthesize the purified peptide and clarify relationships between structure and taste of these peptides,” said the researchers.
Fat-burning ingredients like protein, spicy peppers and green tea have been proven to bump up metabolism. Eat some form of these foods, especially...
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Cream Cheese This is a keto favorite, thanks to its nutritional profile: Per the USDA, 1 oz contains 84 calories, 8 g of fat, 1 g of carbs, and 2 g...
Read More »Follow these six tips for reducing inflammation in your body: Load up on anti-inflammatory foods. ... Cut back or eliminate inflammatory foods. ... Control blood sugar. ... Make time to exercise. ... Lose weight. ... Manage stress.
You can’t see it or feel it, but inflammation may slowly be damaging your body. Inflammation (swelling), which is part of the body’s natural healing system, helps fight injury and infection. But it doesn’t just happen in response to injury and illness. An inflammatory response can also occur when the immune system goes into action without an injury or infection to fight. Since there’s nothing to heal, the immune system cells that normally protect us begin to destroy healthy arteries, organs and joints. “When you don’t eat healthy, don’t get enough exercise, or have too much stress, the body responds by triggering inflammation,” says Varinthrej Pitis, MD, an internal medicine physician at Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley. “Chronic inflammation can have damaging consequences over the long term. So the food you eat, the quality of sleep you get and how much you exercise, they all really matter when it comes to reducing inflammation.”
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