Robert, 2021 - Google Patents
Plant lecithins as alpha-linolenic acid carriers: metabolic and inflammatory impacts associated with intestinal bioavailabilityRobert, 2021
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- Robert C
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Recent research has demonstrated that certain synthetic emulsifiers may exert deleterious effects on gut and metabolic health. This, alongside the current rise in consumer awareness, has led to a general debate regarding the use of food additives. Nevertheless, certain …
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