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More antioxidants found in black rice than blueberries
Health conscious food consumers are already aware that blueberries are high in antioxidants. But a new study has found that black rice has even higher levels of antioxidants, referred to as anthocyanins.
The study, presented at the 240th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS), showed that one spoonful of black rice bran contains more anthocyanin antioxidants than a spoonful of blueberries; better yet, black rice offers more fiber and vitamin E antioxidants, but less sugar.
Anthocyanin antioxidants have been linked with a lower risk of heart disease, cancer and other western diseases; such diseases are apparently associated with low intake of vegetables and high intake of sugar and meats in the West, according to previous studies.
For instance, a review published in the March 2010 issue of Nutrition Review states that anthocyanins and other nutrients like micronutrients and fiber found in berries including chokeberries, cranberries, blueberries and strawberries either in the form of fresh fruit, juice or freeze-fried fruits are associated with favorable cardiovascular risk profiles, meaning that they may lower heart disease risk.
Basu A and colleagues at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK, report that berries offer cardiovascular benefits by upregulating endothelial nitric synthase, lowering activities of carbohydrate digestive enzymes, decreasing oxidative stress and inhibiting expression of inflammatory genes among others.
Zhimin Xu, Associate Professor at the Department of Food Science at Louisiana State University Agricultural Center in Baton Rouge, La. analyzed black rice and black rice bran produced in the Southern United States for the content of anthocyanin antioxidants.
Lipid soluble antioxidants found in black rice contains higher amounts of water soluble anthocyanin antioxidants, the researchers found. In comparison, brown rice, which possesses only high amounts of oil-soluble gamma-tocotrienol and gamma-oryzanol antioxidants, which can help lower bad cholesterol.
Black rice bran protects against chemically-induced inflammation - at least in an animal model, according to a recent study in the Aug 23 2010 issue of Journal of Agricultural and Food and Chemistry.
Choi S.P. and colleagues from Ajou University in Suwon, Korea tested black rice bran extract and the extract of brown rice to see if the extracts have a protective effect against inflammation on mouse skin.
They found black rice bran extract, but not the brown rice bran extract, significantly suppressed 2,4-dinitrofluorobenzene-induced dermatitis on the skin of the study mice.
Black rice is commonly used for decorating of Chinese food, like noodles and pudding. This crop may not be as cheap as some media outlets claim in the West though.
Anthocyanin-rich foods include blackberry, blueberry, red grapes, red raspberries, strawberry, red wine, plum, red cabbage, red onion, and blood orange juice, according to the Linus Pauling Institute.
By David Liu and editing by Rachel Stockton
Photo Credit: Anna Frodesiak
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Upon ingestion and following exposure to the enzyme and acid environment of the stomach, the polyphenol chemicals responsible for assumed antioxidant activity and the ORAC measurement in vitro are altered (usually broken apart into newer, smaller compounds) and no longer have significant antioxidant value.
Further, the body sees these compounds as foreign and actively excretes them, indicating that ORAC measured in a test tube has no physiological meaning, no health benefit and is a misleading indicator of antioxidant value in foods.
In black rice, the author does state that vitamin E (a scientifically acknowledged antioxidant), fiber and probably other essential micronutrients such as dietary minerals would constitute the health value of black rice. I agree.
For further discussion: http://www.berrydoctor.com/broadcast/2010/ORAC.htm
-Russ, www.contentforconversions.com
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H.R.2874 - Abstinence Education Reallocation Act of 2011112th Congress (2011-2012)
Subject — Policy Area:
Legislative analysts closely examine each bill and resolution to assign a policy area term that best describes the entire measure. There are 33 policy area terms which span across all legislation from 1973 to the present.Legislative subject terms like those listed to the right thoroughly describe a measure's substance and effects. There are approximately 1,000 issue-oriented, entity, and geographic terms.
Subjects: H.R.2874 — 112th Congress (2011-2012)
- Child health
- Family planning and birth control
- Health
- Health programs administration and funding
- Health promotion and preventive care
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First quarter: Texas 21, Oklahoma State 14
STILLWATER, Okla. – Through 15 minutes of play at Boone Pickens Stadium, No. 12 Texas and Oklahoma State are keeping up with the Big 12's torrid scoring pace. The Longhorns took a 21-14 lead into the second quarter on Saturday night. OSU has a long tradition of jumping out to early leads on the Longhorns […] [Read More]
UT football: Hicks, Moore, Fera won't face OSU
It turns out two weeks wasn't enough time to heal Jordan Hicks. And he's not alone on No. 12 Texas' injury list heading into Saturday's game at Oklahoma State. Hicks, the Longhorns' leading tackler and starting weakside linebacker, will not play against the Cowboys due to a hip injury he suffered on Sept. 15 at […] [Read More]
Bergeron ready for OSU, Hicks' status in doubt
AUSTIN — Texas tailback Joe Bergeron on Tuesday declared himself recovered from a shoulder injury and "ready to go" for Saturday's game at Oklahoma State. The status of his banged-up teammate isn't quite so certain. Bergeron, who hurt his shoulder on Sept. 15 at Ole Miss, said he practiced at full speed on Tuesday and […] [Read More]
UT football: Hicks, Bergeron still questionable for OSU
AUSTIN — Texas will soon find out if a week of rest did any good for a pair of banged-up starters. Linebacker Jordan Hicks (hip) and tailback Joe Bergeron (shoulder) both sat out all of last week's practices after suffering injuries in the Longhorns' victory at Ole Miss on Sept. 15. Head coach Mack Brown […] [Read More]
UT football notes: Hicks, Bergeron limited
AUSTIN — Texas hopes a break in its schedule will turn into a week of recovery for two of its best players. Linebacker Jordan Hicks and tailback Joe Bergeron both will be limited by injuries as the No. 12 Longhorns practice this week, coach Mack Brown said Monday. UT is off Saturday before returning to […] [Read More]
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Herb Dean assigned to ref Jones/Rua, judges selected as well
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3/16/11 1:37 PM by HoudiniMac
Awesome picks, thank god that female judge isnt there i forget her name but every fight ive ever seen her score i swear im watching something different than her. Shed look at blue barn and tell you its Redi dont think this one is gonna go to judges tho
3/16/11 1:11 PM by discodrew
thank god.
3/16/11 12:22 PM by Captain America
Good, I like Herb
3/16/11 10:26 AM by Chris Power
Let us pray The Judging Genius doesn't get the chance to screw this up.Somebody better finish somebody!
3/16/11 10:24 AM by MMApostle
3/16/11 10:22 AM by Wade Hampel
I am glad herb Dean gets the call. I hope the UFC can pick the judges too? They have had a couple of bad decisions. I do not see this going to a decision.
3/16/11 10:21 AM by awilson82
No Cecil and Herb Dean reffing = Win
3/16/11 10:18 AM by Jei
3/16/11 10:15 AM by 3rddiazbro
3/16/11 10:10 AM by Arecsa
Crafty move by that fucking troll Crosby to switch 2 letters around in his last name. You aren't fooling me though.