1992
DOI: 10.1146/annurev.nu.12.070192.000315
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The Physiological Effect of Dietary Fiber: An Update

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“…The functions of dietary fiber in the colon are susceptible to bacterial fermentation, ability to increase bacterial mass and saccharolytic enzyme activity and water holding capacity of the fiber residue after fermentation. The most important mechanism whereby dietary fiber increases stool weight is through the water-holding capacity of unfermented fiber (Eastwood 1992). Potential negative effects of dietary fiber are reduced absorption of vitamins, minerals and proteins.…”
Section: Structural and Functional Features Of Nspmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The functions of dietary fiber in the colon are susceptible to bacterial fermentation, ability to increase bacterial mass and saccharolytic enzyme activity and water holding capacity of the fiber residue after fermentation. The most important mechanism whereby dietary fiber increases stool weight is through the water-holding capacity of unfermented fiber (Eastwood 1992). Potential negative effects of dietary fiber are reduced absorption of vitamins, minerals and proteins.…”
Section: Structural and Functional Features Of Nspmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Os taninos hidrolisáveis, em função da acidez gástrica, liberam a cadeia peptídica e expõe seus sítios de hidrólise. As substâncias terpenóides de maior importância nutricional são as saponinas, destacando-se em leguminosas como alfafa pelo efeito hipocolesterolêmico sobre os coelhos (EASTWOOD, 1992;FERREIRA, 1994;BRETT;WALDRON, 1996).…”
Section: Caracterização Da Fibra Dietéticaunclassified
“…Lack of dietary fibre in the meat and meat products has been mainly implicated for such problems. Dietary fibre in foods is known to reduce the risk of cancer, obesity, cardiovascular diseases and several other disorders (Eastwood 1992). Epidemiological data also reveal that a diet high in fibre generally promotes a healthier life style (Kritchevsky 2000) and fibre intake can be viewed as a marker of healthy diet.…”
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confidence: 99%