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The potential of pine nut as a component of sport nutrition
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January 2017

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O.O. Babicha

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I.S. Milent'evaa

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S.A. Ivanovaa

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Y. Yang

The development of personified medicine, aimed at prevention, makes relevant any development of foodstuffs with improved quality characteristics, including by addition of natural plant ingredients. Nuts are a highcalorie food with a high protein and fat content, including pine nuts. They have a positive impact on human health and attract the attention of researchers due to their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant characteristics. The study objects were samples of a nut kernel of Pinus sibirica, growing in the Kemerovo Oblast. In the Pinus sibirica nut samples the protein composition (15-16%) is not lower by content than in many other kinds of nuts; as for the fat content (62-67%), the greatest one belongs to linolenic acid; oleinic and linolenic acids are the next by content. Palmitic acid dominates among the saturated fatty acids. The studied nut samples exceeded the ones of the Tuva Republic, the Far East region and China by many indicators of nutrition value. By the protein and fat content of the studied nut samples are comparable with the ones of the Far East region. By the protein content they exceed the nut samples of China (15%); by the fat content - the ones of Tuva (40%). It is stated that by chemical and microbiological parameters the Pinus sibirica nuts, growing in the Kemerovo Oblast, satisfy the requirements of the current normative documents, they do not have any toxic effect on a human, and their nutrition value can be considered as a promising ingredient for various food products, including sport nutrition and special food.

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... There are fluctuations in mineral content depending on mineral properties and roasting times, but roasting in the oven gave more positive results on mineral content. Woźniak et al. [34] [35], the main macro elements in pine nuts were phosphorus (792.1 mg/100 g), potassium (600.0 mg/100 g) and magnesium (250.9 mg/100 g); Microelements were reported as manganese (8.81 mg/100 g), iron (5.63 mg/100 g) and zinc (4.38 mg/100 g). In the study conducted by Şen et al. [17], macro-micro elements of pine nuts were examined and found primarily potassium (733 mg/100 g), phosphorus (654 mg/100 g), calcium (16.03 mg/100 g), iron 10.83 mg. ...

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The effect of different roasting processes on the total phenol, flavonoid, polyphenol, fatty acid composition and mineral contents of pine nut (Pinus pinea L.) seeds
The potential of pine nut as a component of sport nutrition
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