Kombucha: Technology, Traceability, and Health-Promoting Effects covers both conventional and unconventional sources for the development of kombucha analogues, along with their sensory, functional, and nutritional aspects. Topics include process conditions, their escalation and impact on the chemical composition, the biochemistry to produce scoby, and the functionality of the drinks. Regulatory aspects in different countries, as well as myths and realities of kombucha’s bioactivities, are also covered. Users will find a great resource that also documents the probiotic potential of this popular…mehr
Kombucha: Technology, Traceability, and Health-Promoting Effects covers both conventional and unconventional sources for the development of kombucha analogues, along with their sensory, functional, and nutritional aspects. Topics include process conditions, their escalation and impact on the chemical composition, the biochemistry to produce scoby, and the functionality of the drinks. Regulatory aspects in different countries, as well as myths and realities of kombucha’s bioactivities, are also covered. Users will find a great resource that also documents the probiotic potential of this popular drink, highlighting metabiotics, nutribiotics, and the pharmabiotics present. This book will serve as a valuable resource for researchers in food science and beverage science, especially those interested in fermentation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dra. Nuria Elizabeth Rocha-Guzmán (NERG) is a member of the Mexican System of Researchers (SNI) Level III and the Mexican Academy of Sciences. She is a Research-Professor at the Chemical and Biochemical Engineering Department in TecNM/ITD and a founding faculty professor of the M.Sc. in Science and Technology in Functional Foods Graduate Program, as well as a Founder of the Ethics Committee in Research of TecNM / I.T. Durango. She is also a faculty member of the Graduate Doctoral Program in Biochemical Engineering and is responsible for the Research lab in Functional Foods of the Graduate and Research Unit at TecNM-ITD, where she leads research projects on Functional Foods and plant bioactives. Particularly, she is interested in molecular and cellular mechanisms activated after exposure to active constituents from diet and its metabolic derivatives. She has directed more than 30 master's theses and 8 doctoral theses. She has been responsible for more than 24 successful research proposals, is author in more than a hundred publications, and has over 2200 citations.
Inhaltsangabe
I. KOMBUCHA PROCESSING (CONVENTIONAL SOURCE) 1. The biochemistry behind SCOBY and kombucha tea production 2. Step-by-step guidance on key procedures / processes 3. Traditional and innovative processing of kombucha 4. Kombucha technology Scaling up Traditional scaling up 5. Artificial intelligence II. NON-CONVENTIONAL SOURCES (kombucha analogues) 6. Conventional and non-conventional sources 7. Kombucha analogues: their quality characteristics 8. Chemical composition of kombucha analogues and their influence on sensory acceptability III. MICROBIOME OF KOMBUCHA AND ITS ANALOGUES 9. The metagenome of the kombucha microbiome 10. SCOBY Production Applications Properties 11. Kombucha probiotics (metabiotics, nutribiotics y pharmabiotics) IV. KOMBUCHA AND ITS ANALOGUES: HEALTH PROMOTING-EFFECTS 12. Health claims (myths or facts) 13. Biological potential of constituents of kombucha 14. Studies related to gastrointestinal health and modulation of gut microbiota 15. Relationship of the consumption of kombucha and its analogues in immune responses 16. Kombucha and heart diseases 17. Kombucha and metabolic syndrome V. REGULATION 18. Kombucha toxicology 19. Regulatory aspects of fermented beverages with the artisanal kombucha consortium
I. KOMBUCHA PROCESSING (CONVENTIONAL SOURCE) 1. The biochemistry behind SCOBY and kombucha tea production 2. Step-by-step guidance on key procedures / processes 3. Traditional and innovative processing of kombucha 4. Kombucha technology Scaling up Traditional scaling up 5. Artificial intelligence II. NON-CONVENTIONAL SOURCES (kombucha analogues) 6. Conventional and non-conventional sources 7. Kombucha analogues: their quality characteristics 8. Chemical composition of kombucha analogues and their influence on sensory acceptability III. MICROBIOME OF KOMBUCHA AND ITS ANALOGUES 9. The metagenome of the kombucha microbiome 10. SCOBY Production Applications Properties 11. Kombucha probiotics (metabiotics, nutribiotics y pharmabiotics) IV. KOMBUCHA AND ITS ANALOGUES: HEALTH PROMOTING-EFFECTS 12. Health claims (myths or facts) 13. Biological potential of constituents of kombucha 14. Studies related to gastrointestinal health and modulation of gut microbiota 15. Relationship of the consumption of kombucha and its analogues in immune responses 16. Kombucha and heart diseases 17. Kombucha and metabolic syndrome V. REGULATION 18. Kombucha toxicology 19. Regulatory aspects of fermented beverages with the artisanal kombucha consortium
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