Re: fabuless

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.... A newcomer to the weight loss/management category is an ingredient called

Fabuless, which was launched earlier this year by DSM Food Specialties. Promoted

from a satiety standpoint, Fabuless is a patent protected combination of oat and

palm oils that is formulated in a novel emulsion. According to the company, the

oat

oil extract contains a large quantity of polar lipids that function as a “coat”

around the palm oil droplets. These prevent digestion of the palm oil in the

stomach

until it reaches the small intestine. Upon arrival in the latter part of the

small

intestine (the ileum), the oil is interpreted as undigested fat. This is

recognized

as a signal that the body has had enough food—a process called the “‘Ileal Brake

Mechanism.” The brain then realizes there is no need for further calorie intake,

and

so suppresses the hunger signals that would normally be sent. Finally, the

Fabuless

fat is fully digested like normal fat. By activating the body’s natural appetite

control mechanism, DSM claims Fabuless reduces calorie intake. ...

http://tinyurl.com/hw5rl

.... given Americans' obsessions with their waistlines, diet foods are one of the

faster growing areas of the otherwise slack food business. As a result,

companies

from Nestle SA to Unilever and Kraft Foods Inc. are trying to get ahead of the

game

by creating their own food fad. They have experimented with special starches,

new

types of fiber and a process that occurs in the small intestine called the

" ileal

brake mechanism. " The goal: Create products that dieters will buy more of in

order

to eat less. given Americans' obsessions with their waistlines, diet foods are

one

of the faster growing areas of the otherwise slack food business. As a result,

companies from Nestle SA to Unilever and Kraft Foods Inc. are trying to get

ahead of

the game by creating their own food fad. They have experimented with special

starches, new types of fiber and a process that occurs in the small intestine

called

the " ileal brake mechanism. " The goal: Create products that dieters will buy

more of

in order to eat less.

--- Orfilio Franco <carlosofranco@...> wrote:

> Hi folks . Does someone knew about fabuless

> action as a satiety enhacement ingredient??

> Regards

>

> http://www.dairyreporter.com/news-by-product/productpresentation.asp?id=589

-- Al Pater, PhD; email: old542000@...

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