Functional foods--blurring the distinction between food and medicine.
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Scientific concepts of functional foods in Europe. Consensus document.
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Functional foods: cholesterol-lowering benefits of plant sterols.
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Where would we be without the egg? A conference about nature's original functional food. Amelia Island, Florida, USA. February 25-27, 2000.
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[Functional foods: concepts and strategy].
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Functional foods: a simple scheme for establishing the scientific validity for all claims.
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Promoting functional foods and nutraceuticals on the Internet.
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Functional foods--do they have a role in heart health?
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Functional foods--can they provide a cure for ills?
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Functional foods: regulatory and marketing developments.
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Potential use of nuts for the prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease: from natural to functional foods.
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Clinical nutrition: 7. Functional foods--more than just nutrition.
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[Promises of Functional Food are disputed. Can one eat to become healthy?].
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[Functional food: special additives to make foods healthier. Margarine instead of statins?].
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Bibliography. Current world literature. Micronutrients, neutraceutics and functional foods.
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[Dietary supplements and functional food for weight reduction -- expectations and reality].
Looked at with scientific dispassion, much of the frequently aggressive advertising for slimming products must be considered to be dishonest and misleading. This applies, for example, to the "fat burner" carnitine or for chromium-containing preparations such as chromium picolinate, which in large doses have been shown to have detrimental effects on health. Products for which there actually is a scientific rationale all have minor weight-reducing effects, so that they must be considered to have at most an adjuvant role within the framework of evidence-based concepts for losing weight. Examples of alleged slimming substances that in reality can do no more than support weight reduction are the so-called medium-chain triglycerides (MCT) or caffeine, with the latter showing an effect vis-à-vis placebo only in combination studies with ephedrine.
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