Prophylactic and oncostatic properties of soft drink fermented on the basis of rice fungus

The most popular direction of the modern beverage industry appears utilization of different food additives (flavors, food colors, preserving agents), influencing the taste and shelf-life of ready products. However, safety of food additives represents a serious problem, scientific research all over t...

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Published inВесцi Нацыянальнай акадэмii навук Беларусi. Серыя аграрных навук no. 4; pp. 113 - 118
Main Authors Vasilenko, Z.V., Mogilev State Univ. of Foodstuffs (Belarus), Nikolaevich, L.N., National Academy of Sciences, Minsk (Belarus). The Inst. of Pharmacology and Biochemistry, Tsed, E.A, Koroleva, L.M, Volkova, S.V., Mogilev State Univ. of Foodstuffs (Belarus)
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LanguageRussian
Published 2012
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Summary:The most popular direction of the modern beverage industry appears utilization of different food additives (flavors, food colors, preserving agents), influencing the taste and shelf-life of ready products. However, safety of food additives represents a serious problem, scientific research all over the world prove their toxicity and dangerous influence on human health. Correlating with body cells, tissues and organs, artificial food additives possess cancer-inducing influence, disturbing normal metabolic processes. Therefore, development of alternative non-alcoholic fermented beverages, based on natural substances, appears a serious direction of modern beverage industry. The paper presents the results of a complex pre-clinical assessment of a soft drink fermented on the basis of rice fungus. It is shown on the experimental models that this drink possesses prophylactic, immune-stimulating and oncostatic properties, which allow recommending it for people, especially those living in environmentally unfriendly regions.
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ISSN:1817-7204