NU FS 200
Introduction to Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals
Winter 2017
Topics
- Introduction to Functional Food/Nutraceuticals
- Implications of diet on chronic diseases and health
- Phytochemicals I
- Phytochemicals II
- Tea and wine
- Natural Health Products
- Carbohydrate-based functional foods: Oligosaccharides
- Carbohydrate-based functional foods: dietary fiber
- Probiotics and prebiotics (Dr. Gänzle)
- Carbohydrate-based functional foods: resistant starch
- Whole grain products
- Protein-based functional foods: bioactive protein (I)
- Protein-based functional foods: bioactive protein (II)
- Protein-based functional foods: bioactive peptides
- Lipids as functional foods: fat facts & fat replacers
- Lipids as functional foods: conjugated linoleic acids
- Lipids as functional foods: omega-3 fatty acids
- Regulation and health claim of functional foods/nutraceuticals
- The role of sensory science in functional foods (potentially a invited lecture)
- Develop functional food and nutraceuticals
Winter 2016
Topics
- To develop a comprehensive understanding and appreciation of functional
Readings
- Aluko, R. E. 2012. Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals. Springer. 162 p
- Smith, J., & Edward, C. 2010. Functional Food Product Development. Hoboken,
- NJ, USA: Wiley-Blackwell. 536 p. LC Call Number: QP144.F85 -- F853 2010eb
- McClements, D. J., & Decker, E. D. 2009. Designing functional foods: measuring and controlling food structure breakdown and nutrient absorption. CRC Press. 722 p
- Takayuki, S. 2008. Functional food and health [electronic resource]. online
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- 2015-Winter-NU-FS-200-LECTURE-B1 ↗2015
- 2016-Winter-NU-FS-200-LECTURE-B1 ↗2016
- 2017-Winter-NU-FS-200-LECTURE-B1 ↗2017
- No textbook required according to this source. Partial automated extraction.
- No textbook required according to this source. Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.