1999
DOI: 10.1590/s0001-37141999000200015
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Therapeutic properties of whey used as fermented drink

Abstract: Bioconversion of whey for preparation of beverage was standardized by utilizing yoghurt cultures. The product, wheyghurt drink, made with 4% yoghurt cultures inoculated in deproteinized whey (4.8% lactose, 0.66% ash, 0.46% fat and 0.40% protein adjusted to pH 6.4) and incubated at 42oC for 8h had all the technological requisite and dietetic criteria required in the product. The factors affecting the antibacterial activity of wheyghurt drink against Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Shigella dysenteriae … Show more

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“…O soro resultante do processamento do queijo pode ser utilizado na criação de machos leiteiros como forma de reduzir custos de criação e de utilização de resíduos potencialmente poluentes (Fontes et al, 2006). Com relação à composição, o soro é constituído, basicamente, de 92% de água, 8% de matéria seca, 4,8% de lactose, 0,7% de proteína bruta, 0,4% de gordura e 0,5% de cinzas (Kar & Misra, 1999;Pelegrine & Carrasqueira, 2008). Porém, a substituição total do leite por soro não é recomendada.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…O soro resultante do processamento do queijo pode ser utilizado na criação de machos leiteiros como forma de reduzir custos de criação e de utilização de resíduos potencialmente poluentes (Fontes et al, 2006). Com relação à composição, o soro é constituído, basicamente, de 92% de água, 8% de matéria seca, 4,8% de lactose, 0,7% de proteína bruta, 0,4% de gordura e 0,5% de cinzas (Kar & Misra, 1999;Pelegrine & Carrasqueira, 2008). Porém, a substituição total do leite por soro não é recomendada.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Whey is considered as a good medium for growth of lactic acid bacteria. In number of studies whey was subjected to fermentation conducted by strains of yogurt bacteria (Kar and Misra 1999;Gallardo-Escamilla et al 2007), or by yogurt bacteria combined with probiotics (Pescuma et al 2008;Bulatović et al 2014). Moreover, according to Magalhães et al (2010), whey is appropriate environment for growth of kefir grains.…”
Section: Beverages With Smpmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, according to Magalhães et al (2010), whey is appropriate environment for growth of kefir grains. In the study, the beverages were fermented in the temperature of 42 ± 1°C, which according to Kar and Misra (1999), is an optimal value for whey fermentation by strains of yogurt bacteria. In quoted study, the authors highlighted therapeutic value of fermented whey, which may facilitate the transit of viable yogurt bacteria to intestines.…”
Section: Beverages With Smpmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whey itself has the ability to act as an antioxidant, antihypertensive, antitumor, hypolipidemic, antiviral and chelating agent [6]. Thus, in recent years the bioconversion of whey has become an interesting process from the viewpoint of human nutrition, especially for therapeutic purposes, in regard to economy, and with advantage for reducing pollution [7].…”
Section: Improvement Of Production Performance Of Functional Fermentementioning
confidence: 99%