2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2018.04.078
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Nutraceutical potential of hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) seeds and sprouts

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“…Even though the attention of the scientific community has been focused on major phytocannabinoids, the phytochemical characterization of C. sativa highlights the presence of various non-cannabinoids constituents including flavonoids [15]. Their characterization is scarce and random, especially when the inflorescences of industrial hemp are concerned [13,16,17]. In any case, the characterization of the cannaflavones-compounds isolated exclusively from hemp-needs further elucidation, mainly when the inflorescences are concerned.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though the attention of the scientific community has been focused on major phytocannabinoids, the phytochemical characterization of C. sativa highlights the presence of various non-cannabinoids constituents including flavonoids [15]. Their characterization is scarce and random, especially when the inflorescences of industrial hemp are concerned [13,16,17]. In any case, the characterization of the cannaflavones-compounds isolated exclusively from hemp-needs further elucidation, mainly when the inflorescences are concerned.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hemp seeds have been consumed as a source of food in many ways, including raw, cooked, or roasted or employed as a feed throughout recorded history (Oomah et al, ). Hemp seeds typically contain 20–25% protein, 20–30% carbohydrates, 25–35% oil, 10–15% fiber (both soluble and insoluble), and a wide array of minerals and bioactive components (Frassinetti et al, ). The uniqueness of hemp seed protein is the high‐quality storage proteins (i.e., edestin and albumin) it contains.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…36,37 Por fim, importa estarmos também atentos ao desenvolvimento de outras aplicações da cannabis, nomeadamente na indústria da cosmética (e.g., através da incorporação em cremes e géis), alimentar e têxtil. 38,39 A cannabis está longe de ser o demónio da toxicologia. A Lei de Paracelso é clara: "é a dose que faz o veneno e é a dose que distingue o veneno do remédio".…”
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