
Book Details
| Print ISBN | 9780443157004 |
| eText ISBN | 9780443157011 |
| Publisher | Academic Press |
| Publishing Year | 2025 |
| Language | English |
Carbohydrate Nutrition, an edited 2025 publication from Academic Press by Bin Zhang and Sushil Dhital, analyzes how food carbohydrates relate to metabolic disease. The text establishes how foundational chemistry and structural classification influence physiological responses across dietary components. Structured specifically for nutrition researchers, food scientists, and food chemists, the book connects structural chemistry with health implications.
The material systematically evaluates dietary fiber groupings and prebiotic compounds, assessing how chemical classification shapes biological functionality across food matrices. By examining non-digestible polysaccharides alongside digestible carbohydrates, the text establishes a comparative framework for analyzing structural variation, functional behavior, and nutritional quality in human diets.
A distinct practical feature focuses on methods for formulating food products with enhanced carbohydrate nutritional profiles. By translating fundamental molecular data into actionable functional principles, the work offers targeted analytical support for professional researchers evaluating functional ingredients, formulation strategy, and dietary product development.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Overview of food carbohydrates
Chapter 2: Carbohydrate digestion and absorption in human digestive track
Chapter 3: Carbohydrates and the glycemic index
Chapter 4: Prebiotic carbohydrates: structure, digestion fate, and clinical evidence
Chapter 5: Human milk oligosaccharides: chemistry and nutritional properties
Chapter 6: Starch: multilevel structures, digestion, and relationships with metabolic impact
Chapter 7: Resistant starch: in vitro fecal fermentation characteristics and health implications
Chapter 8: Cellulose: structure and beneficial functions in the human digestive tract
Chapter 9: Arabinoxylan: structure, physiochemical properties, and beneficial effects on health
Chapter 10: Cereal mixed-linkage beta-glucans: occurrence, structure, and health effects
Chapter 11: Pectin: chemical structure and health benefits
Chapter 12: Polyols utilization mechanism and health benefits
Chapter 13: Food gums: nutritional functionality and applications in healthy foods
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