Dietary fibre: an agreed definition

Labelling a food as containing dietary fi bre is making a health claim because of the perceptions of consumers that fi bre benefi ts digestive function, could lower blood concentrations of cholesterol, and moderates the metabolic responses to glycaemic carbohydrates. Because the main body of epidemi...

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Committees
Congresses as Topic
Dietary Carbohydrates - classification
Dietary Carbohydrates - standards
Dietary fiber
Dietary Fiber - classification
Dietary Fiber - standards
Food Labeling - standards
Internal Medicine
Labeling
Nutrition
Nutritional Sciences - standards
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