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Original Articles

Process‐induced health‐promoting substances in foods

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Pages 473-501 | Published online: 03 Nov 2009
 

Abstract

Food processing not only provides an organoleptic quality to food, but also generates health‐promoting substances. Some of these substances, derived from popular food items like garlic, soybean, tea, and dairy products have been found to be beneficial in prevention and treatment of various ailments and diseases ranging from bites, headache and wounds, to heart problems, cancer, and oxidative stress. This review article summarizes the chemistry and health benefits of some processing derived food components.

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