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Nutritional characterization of pseudocereals: A review
The Pharma Innovation · 2023 · Vol. 12(3) · pp. 109–118
Deshmukh Shubham Dhondiram✉(Lovely Professional University)A. A. Sawant(Lovely Professional University)Faisal Mamoon(Lovely Professional University)Ishiqa Aneja(Lovely Professional University)Mansi Duggal(Lovely Professional University)
Abstract
The adoption of healthy lifestyles and sensible eating practices are more important to consumers nowadays. Due to the increased danger of health-related issues, less and fewer species of the wide range of plants that may be utilized for human nourishment are employed today. The requirement for an increase in the nutritional content of goods made from cereals that are gluten free has been brought to light by the findings of many recent research. In order to fulfil the requirements of the expanding population to enhance diet and contribute to a better state of health, new food products are always being researched.
Food composition and propertiesSeed and Plant BiochemistryPotato Plant ResearchHuman healthBusinessPopulationGluten freeEnvironmental healthBiotechnologyMarketingFood scienceBiologyGluten
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