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Plants with antioxidant functional properties Manuela Pintado Escola Superior de Biotecnologia da Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Portugal. Maria Gião*1, Susana Gomes*1, Diogo Pestana*2, Conceição Calhau*2, Isabel Azevedo*2, Tiago Brandão*3, Xavier Malcata*1 *1Escola Superior de Biotecnologia-UCP, *2 Faculdade de Medicina do Porto, *3 Unicer “Functional food and medicinal products developments from Amazonian Crops”. Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro, 03-05 December, 2007 Escola Superior de Biotecnologia Universidade Católica Portuguesa Debate on Economic Valorisation of agro-biodiverse crops: food industry position on intellectual property rights Porto – May 7 th 7 0 0 2 , r e b 2as Jornadas Internacionales m e de Productos Funcionales – c e CYTED D 4 Porto – May 8-9 th , o r i e n a J e d o i R 7 0 0 2 , r e b m e c e D 4 , o r i e n a J e d o i R Trends in 21th century ‘Efficient (cid:28)utrition’ fast but nutritious and healthy ‘The Time Factor’ ‘The Hypochondriac Factor’ •More individual (portion) control •More information Health •More control over time •More evidence on iiii Convenience and quality of claims preparation •More control through `food plus’, `food iiii iiii minus’ and `natural alternatives’ 7 0 0 ‘Guilt-free 2 ‘Convenience Plus’ r, Indulgence’ Pleasure e b Convenience m low & light e c with restaurant quality and e without compromising D entertainment value 4 on taste & texture , o r i e n a J e d Source: Reuters Business, 2000 o i R Quality and Health Safety Functional Food 7 0 0 2 , r e Convenience b m e c e D 4 , o r i e n R&D Industry a J e d IPR o i R Functional Food “let your food be your medicine...” HHiippppooccrraatteess ((446600--337700 bb..CC..)) 7 “any food or food ingredient that may provide a 0 0 2 , r e b health benefit beyond the traditional nutrients” m e c e D 4 Korhonen (2005) , o r i e n a J e d o i R Why ? Functional Foods General Change in Feeding Habits Improvement of Improvement of Immune system Health Conscience Physical Status Worldwide Leading Causes of Mortality 7 01 Ischemic heart disease 5825 0 2 2 Cerebrovascular disease 4689 , r e b3 Chron obstepulmon disease 2399 m e4 Lower respiratory infections 1396 Reduction of risk of disease: c e D5 Trachea, bronchus, lung cancer 928 4 Heart, Cancer and Diabetes 6 Diabetes mellitus 754 , o r i7 Hypertensive heart disease 735 e n a8 Stomach cancer 605 J e9 Tuberculosis 495 d o 10 Colon and rectum cancers i R The World Health Report, WHO 2003 New regulation on health (and nutrition) claims Companies manufacturing functional foods want to communicate the benefits of their products - health claim. In December 2006 the EC published a new regulation: some well established health claims are allowed other claims undergo scientific assessment to ensure that claims are substantiated nutrient criteria are being developed to limit the foods that may carry health claims 7 0 0 2 The Regulation will help ensure that consumers receive , r e b accurate and meaningful information and the food m e c industry will be able to use scientifically substantiated e D claims as a marketing tool for their products 4 , o r i e n a J e d o i R Scientific validation of bioactivity and safety Natural or synthetic compound Solubility, permeability or In vitro/In vivo In vivo bioavailability problemas antioxidant activity failure Improved Mechanism bioavailability Safety Chemical modification, delivery systems Pharmacokinetics Toxycological evaluation (microencapsulation) 7 related toxicity 0 0 2 r, Preformulation studies e b m Reduced e c Clinical trials toxicity e D 4 , o r i e n a Successful candidate J e d Ratnam et al., 2006 o i R Green tea Known for its beneficial properties for health – rich in antioxidants • Easily incorporated in drinks and functional foods Focus of research 7 0 0 2 - To use aromatic and medicinal plants in , r e b the development of functional drinks m e c assuring a validated biological activity e D 4 , o - Valorization of native plants r i e n a J e d o i R

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