How to Use wheat bran and its extracts?
Contents
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- Basic Botanical Info.
- Botanical Description and Identification.
- History and Origin of Wheat.
- Beneficial Nutrients and Phytochemicals.
- Health Benefits of Wheat Bran.
- Uses of Wheat.
- Wheat Germ and Wheat Bran Benefits.
- What is Wheat Germ Oil and its uses?.
- Botanical Classification of Wheat.
- Modern Research Update of Wheat Bran.
Applications and Properties:
Applications:
Reduced incidence and mortality induced of chronic diseases.
Gastrointestinal.
Cardiovascular.
Diabetes.
Cancer.Laxation aid.
Phytoestrogen.
Dietary fiber/soluble and insoluble.
Properties:
Nutrition of wheat Germ Oil:Wheat Germ Oil contains Vitamin E (ATE) 192.4mg/100g; Alpha Tocopherol 149.4mg/100g; Beta Tocopherol; Gamma Tocopherol; Beta Carotene; Mixed Carotenoids; Phytosterols 553mg/100g; Octacosanols. Fatty acids, total saturated fatty acids 18.8g/100g: 14:0=0.1g; 16:0=16.6g; 18:0=0.5g; Total monounsaturated fatty acids 15.1g/100g: 16:1=0.5g; 18:1=14.6g; Total polyunsaturated fatty acids 61.7g/100g: 18:2 =54.8g; 18:3=6.9g.
Dosage:Wheat germ oil is recommended daily at a dosage of 1 tablespoon per 100 lbs. of body weight.
Safety and Toxicity:
Wheat is generally considered safe to eat, except for individuals with gluten-sensitivity disorders like coeliac disease.Avoided by celiac patients.Wheat germ oil can cause allergic reactions in susceptible persons.
Reference:
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♣ last edit date:22nd,Oct.2010.


