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    Title: Particle Size Reduction Effectively Enhances the Cholesterol-Lowering Activities of Carrot Insoluble Fiber and Cellulose
    Authors: Chou, Sze-Yuan
    Chien, Po-Jung
    Chau, Chi-Fai
    Contributors: 園生系
    Keywords: Insoluble fiber
    carrot
    cellulose
    micronization
    particle size
    cholesterol
    Date: 2008
    Issue Date: 2009-11-03 16:03:05 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: This study investigated and compared the effects of particle size reduction on the cholesterol-lowering activities of carrot insoluble fiber-rich fraction (IFF) and plant cellulose. Our results demonstrated that micronization treatment effectively pulverized the particle sizes of these insoluble fibers to different microsizes. Feeding the micronized insoluble fibers, particularly the micronized carrot IFF, significantly (p < 0.05) improved their abilities in lowering the concentrations of serum triglyceride (18.6-20.0%), serum total cholesterol (15.5-19.5%), and liver lipids (16.7-20.3%) to different extents by means of enhancing (p < 0.05) the excretion of lipids (124-131%), cholesterol (120-135%), and bile acids (130-141%) in feces. These results suggested that particle size was one of the crucial factors in affecting the characteristics and physiological functions of insoluble fibers. Therefore, particle size reduction by micronization might offer the industry an opportunity to improve the physiological functions of insoluble fibers, particularly the carrot IFF, in health food applications.
    Relation: JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY Volume: 56 Issue: 22 Pages: 10994-10998
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