View Vol. 13 (2011): Supplemento N° 1

Progress in Nutrition

Published: 01-09-2011

Editorial

The whey proteins

L. Arsenio
Abstract 241 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 44

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SECTION I - BIOCHEMICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Whey proteins. From supplementation to physiological modulation

S.G. Sukkar, L. Derin, E.L. Iorio
Abstract 104 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 90

Page 7-32

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SECTION II - CLINICAL USE

Whey proteins. Overview of clinical trials

S.G. Sukkar, E.L. Iorio
Abstract 218 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 66

Page 35-44

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SECTION III - CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH A PREPARATION BASED ON WHEY PROTEINS, WITH HIGH CYSTEINE CONTENT, LACTOSE AND LIP

Supportive treatments and whey proteins in cancer patients

R. Trivisonne
Abstract 230 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 104

Page 47-54

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Improvement of asthenia in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and undifferentiated connective tissue diseases (UCTD) with the use of a SOD-enriched whey protein formula

R. Rossi, G. Catania, M.T. Corsetti et al.
Abstract 268 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 78

Page 55-59

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Milk whey protein dietary supplementation as tool for modifying oxidative stress in neurological disorders

C. Carlesi, E. Caldarazzo Ienco, A. Lo Gerfo et al.
Abstract 188 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 86

Page 60-70

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Low-dose whey proteins supplementation can reduce oxidative stress in cystic fibrosis. A 36 months preliminary clinical trial

A. De Alessandri, L. Minicucci, R. Buzzetti et al.
Abstract 112 | PDF (Italian) Downloads 95

Page 71-80

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