Professor Dr. Jin BQ Food Science. & Nutrition NUNJ
Professor Dr. Jin BQ Food Science. & Nutrition NUNJ
Introduction Foods for Human beings Classification 1 1 Animal Foods: Meat, Milk, Egg, Aquatics 2 Vegetable Food: Cereals/Potato Beans/Nuts Fruits /Vegetables
Introduction Foods for Human beings Classification 1 1 Animal Foods: Meat, Milk, Egg, Aquatics 2 Vegetable Food: Cereals/Potato Beans/Nuts Fruits /Vegetables
Classification 2 1 Agricultural Goods: 80% in total China 2 Industry Products: 10-20% in China (1995) 40-80% in Developed C Products: Sugar/Salt Cooking oil Soft drink Cake/Bread •Natural Foods Various nutrients No whole value Unbalanced
Classification 2 1 Agricultural Goods: 80% in total China 2 Industry Products: 10-20% in China (1995) 40-80% in Developed C Products: Sugar/Salt Cooking oil Soft drink Cake/Bread •Natural Foods Various nutrients No whole value Unbalanced
Classification 3 1 Energy/Starch foods: Cereals, potato- 2 Protein foods: CP > 14% Poultry, meat, egg, soybean- 3 Vit. & Minerals foods: Fresh Vegetables/ Fruits
Classification 3 1 Energy/Starch foods: Cereals, potato- 2 Protein foods: CP > 14% Poultry, meat, egg, soybean- 3 Vit. & Minerals foods: Fresh Vegetables/ Fruits
Nutritional Value Nutrients in food is to meet the people’s physiological requirement 1 Number 2 Kinds 3 Ratio (Interaction)
Nutritional Value Nutrients in food is to meet the people’s physiological requirement 1 Number 2 Kinds 3 Ratio (Interaction)
Various foodstuff Eating part of foods Antinutritional factors Complex Cooking Cooking time & methods Storage Condition Improving by Crossbred Balanced Nutritional Diet Dietary Guildline
Various foodstuff Eating part of foods Antinutritional factors Complex Cooking Cooking time & methods Storage Condition Improving by Crossbred Balanced Nutritional Diet Dietary Guildline
Effects on Food Nutrition Processing Storage & Transport Cooking With temperature and so on conditions
Effects on Food Nutrition Processing Storage & Transport Cooking With temperature and so on conditions
§1 Nutritional evaluation in foods 1 Food supplment: Ingredients Table Food composition in Table Nutr-ingredients in Table (kinds, amount) Accounting 2 Human Physiological Requirement: RDA/DRIs Energy & Nutrients’ requirement in day/person 3 Compared human requirement with food supplment: Index of Nutrition Quality (INQ) 4 Designing a reasonal diet for people 5 Preventing metabolic diseases through ration
§1 Nutritional evaluation in foods 1 Food supplment: Ingredients Table Food composition in Table Nutr-ingredients in Table (kinds, amount) Accounting 2 Human Physiological Requirement: RDA/DRIs Energy & Nutrients’ requirement in day/person 3 Compared human requirement with food supplment: Index of Nutrition Quality (INQ) 4 Designing a reasonal diet for people 5 Preventing metabolic diseases through ration
Nutr-evaluative Methods Feeding trial in animal Metabolic trialin animal Clinic biochemical exam in blood/urin Chemical analysis in other samples Aim at One nutrient or food Designing special nutritional value of ration Growth, reproductivity and weaning-
Nutr-evaluative Methods Feeding trial in animal Metabolic trialin animal Clinic biochemical exam in blood/urin Chemical analysis in other samples Aim at One nutrient or food Designing special nutritional value of ration Growth, reproductivity and weaning-
§2 Cereals 1 Grain Structure Bran: Cellulose Hemicellulose Endosperm: Starch Less Protein Embryo: Oil Protein et al Gluten in wheat: 30-40% Processing characteristics Ratio of Grain 14% 84% 2 % Bran Endosperm Embryo
§2 Cereals 1 Grain Structure Bran: Cellulose Hemicellulose Endosperm: Starch Less Protein Embryo: Oil Protein et al Gluten in wheat: 30-40% Processing characteristics Ratio of Grain 14% 84% 2 % Bran Endosperm Embryo