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Sylvia Rose
Feb 135 min read
Fatty Acids: Environment & Human Health
Fatty acids are compounds with strong functions in biological processes of the human body. Found in plants, microbes to the largest...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 135 min read
Acidosis & Body Fluid Acid Levels: Human Health
Acidosis is a medical condition characterized by increased acidity in body fluids like mucus, sweat, tears and urine and sometimes blood....
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 133 min read
Sugars D-Galactose & L-Galactose: Nutrition
D-Galactose and L-Galactose are forms of the simple sugar galactose . They have the same molecular formula but differ in structure and...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 134 min read
Lactic Acidosis: Harmful Levels of Lactic Acid
Lactic acidosis is caused by the way bodies manage metabolism. A progressive medical condition, lactic acidosis is characterized by...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 135 min read
Five Food Acids: Citric, Acetic, Malic, Tartaric & Lactic
Food acids include citric, acetic, malic, tartaric and lactic acid. They have numerous uses in nature, health and cuisine, each with...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 125 min read
Pectin: Nature's Polysaccharide Gelatin
Pectin is a polysaccharide found in nature, cooking and confectionary. A type of fiber, it fortifies the structure of plants and is...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 125 min read
Wort: Sweet Temptation for Beer-Making Yeast
Wort is the sweet liquid forming the basis of yeast fermentation in brewing. Made from malt grains, the sugary wort gives yeast a...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 124 min read
Methane (CH4): Science of Microbial Gas
Methane is a colorless, odorless gas. The simplest hydrocarbon, it consists of one carbon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms. It is the...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 124 min read
Methanogenesis: Microbial Methane Production
Methanogenesis or biomethanation, is biochemical process influencing the Earth's carbon cycle. Specialized microorganisms, methanogens...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 113 min read
Acetogenesis in Nature & Human Health
Acetogenesis influences ecosystems and human health. Reducing organic matter by microorganism action, acetogenesis makes acetic acid, the...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 115 min read
Acetic Acid: Nature, Microbes & Health
Acetic acid is well known in cuisine for its pleasantly sour taste and sharp scent. From kitchen vinegar to major functions in...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 113 min read
Lactic Acid: Nature & the Human Body
Lactic acid affects human bodies and the physiology of organisms large and small. From climbing stairs to breaching athletic limits...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 105 min read
Yeast Fermentation: Nature, Brewing & Food
Yeast fermentation is a natural process. It transforms simple sugars into energy, producing alcohol and carbon dioxide as byproducts....
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 106 min read
Yeast Enzymes: Maltase, Invertase & Zymase
Yeast is a one-celled highly complex creature. Its major enzymes maltase, invertase, and zymase help convert sugars into alcohol and...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 104 min read
Mannose: Simple Sugar of Nature & Health
Mannose (D-mannose) is a monosaccharide or simple sugar with many functions in bodies and natural environment. It fortifies cell...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 105 min read
The Probiotic Yeast: Saccharomyces boulardii
Saccharomyces boulardii is a probiotic yeast strain in the gastrointestinal tracts of humans and other organisms. A variant of brewer's...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 93 min read
Short Chain Fatty Acids: Form & Function
Short chain fatty acids (SCFAs) are tiny molecules, usually fewer than six carbon atoms. They exert strong influences on health,...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 94 min read
Homeostasis: Internal Balance of the Body
Homeostasis keeps bodies functioning well. It's the process whereby living organisms like humans control the internal environment to stay...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 95 min read
Five Major Proteins of Nature & Human Health
Proteins are complex molecules integral to structure, function, tissue and organ regulation in all living organisms. Major proteins...
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Sylvia Rose
Feb 85 min read
Proteins: Macronutrients of Nature & Health
Proteins are macronutrients needed to build and repair tissues, produce enzymes and hormones, and support functions from brain health to...
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