The Lactobacillus strain and other GABA producing lactic acid bacteria seem to show a prospect to be applied in dairy and other health products that can exploit the functional properties of GABA. It has previously been reported that free amino acids and oligopeptides in foods have such nutritional advantages due to their rapid absorption (Kamiya, 2002; Aoyama et al., 1996), muscle protein maintenance (Aoyama et al., 1996), and antioxidative activity (Hoppe et al., 1997). Other various
physiological effects in addition to antihypertensive effects can also be expected in GABA soya yogurt, but they still need to be confirmed by animal and clinical studies.
The Lactobacillus strain and other GABA producing lactic acid bacteria seem to show a prospect to be applied in dairy and other health products that can exploit the functional properties of GABA. It has previously been reported that free amino acids and oligopeptides in foods have such nutritional advantages due to their rapid absorption (Kamiya, 2002; Aoyama et al., 1996), muscle protein maintenance (Aoyama et al., 1996), and antioxidative activity (Hoppe et al., 1997). Other variousphysiological effects in addition to antihypertensive effects can also be expected in GABA soya yogurt, but they still need to be confirmed by animal and clinical studies.
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