Journal of Functional Foods · 2021 · 130 citations · 92 references
AgricultureFood ScienceNutritional SciencesFood ChemistryFood ProcessingNutritional BiochemistryBioactive Food ComponentsMilk Bioactive ComponentsMilk CoagulationMilk ProteinsWhey ProcessingWhey ProteinsBioactive Milk PeptidesMilk Protein DerivativesWhey Protein Bioactive PeptidesWhey Protein ChemistryWhey Protein Functional PropertiesWhey Protein HydrolysatesWhey Protein StructureWhey Protein Synthesis
The massive research interest in whey has strengthened its position among coagulated milk products. Previously conducted reviews demonstrate that whey-derived functional foods provide a cascade of beneficial applications that promote health and wellbeing, and in managing numerous chronic diseases. To improve the understanding about how whey protein processing brings about new products that help in tackling health challenges is what we have attempted in this review paper. Herein, we provide an insight perspective into whey proteins processing and its derivatives from constituents, bioactivities, functionalities to therapeutic applications, drawing from: (a) prime constituents of whey protein; (b) composition and production of sweet/acidic whey; (c) bioactive peptides aspects of whey and its health/wellbeing benefits; (d) whey processing techniques: improving whey proteins’ functionalities; (e) whey and its derivatives-based products: generating new functional foods and beverages and (f) whey-derived products in health and wellbeing: some therapeutic applications.
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