3. CEREAL PRODUCTS AS FUNCTIONAL
FOODS
Cereals are the rich source of energy, protein, carbohydrates, B –complex
vitamins and minerals.
Also a rich source of phytate(Phosphorous)
Abundant source of Phenolic acid( Antioxidant, Anticarcinogenic activity)
Common cereals-Wheat, Rice, Oat, Barley, Corn and Rye
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4. RICE (Oryza sativa)
Rice is the most important cereal product in Asia and is an overwhelming
staple food in most populations
Excellent source of calories and provide proteins with high nutritional value
Hypoallergic, easily digested and possess versatile functional properties
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6. RICE BRAN
Bran layers of the rice kernel contains the highest concentration of nutrients
Extracted for oil and its potential source of protein and other nutrients
Phosphorous in the form of phytates, major source of mineral constitute of
rice bran
Abundant in B-complex Vitamin, Tocopherol
Rice bran contains phytochemicals (Anthocyanins)
RBO contains nutritionally beneficial compounds such as oryzanol, sterols,
tocopherols and tocotrieonols
Rich source of bioactive phytochemicals with antioxidative and
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7. HEALTH BENEFITS
Reduces serum cholesterol level
Decreases microflora enzymes
High anticancer activity
Treat nerve imbalance
Treat menopausal disorders
Possess natural antioxidants (Tocopherols, Tocotrienols and oryzanol)
Promotes synthesis of bile acids from available cholestrol
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8. NUTRACEUTICAL BENEFITS
1. HYPOALLERGENICITY
Rice bran protein isolates or concentrate allergy has never been reported
Extracted rice bran protein is considered as safe ingredient
Used for development hypoallergic formulas
2. ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY
Possess strong scavenging activity
Antiaging functions
Suppress oxidative stress
3. ANTIHYPERTENSIVE EFFECT
Rice bran protein hydrolysate exhibited strong ACE Inhibitory activity
Used as therapeutics in prevention and treatment of hypertension
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9. 4. ANTIDIABETIC EFFECT
Hydrolysates of rice bran protein isolates showed strong inhibition effect on -amylase and
-glucosidase
Potential to be developed into a dietary or nutraceutical supplement for controlling diabetes
5. ANTICANCER ACTIVITY
Showed significant growth inhibitory and cytotoxic effects on human colon and breast cancer
lines
Antitumor agent for treating colon, breast and liver cancer
6. CHOLESTROL-LOWERING EFFECT
Due to bile-acid binding proteins
Lowers the serum LDL-cholestrol level
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10. APPLICATION
PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT
BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS CARRIER
FLAVOR ENHANCER
INFANT FOODS
PROTEIN BASED FILMS
MEDICINAL USES
BAKERY PRODUCTS
RICE BRAN OIL
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