Antioxidant Properties of Spices, Herbs and Other Sources
Humans have a long history of using herbs and spices in their daily life as medicine and food preservatives. Herbs and spices are great sources of antioxidants and recent research has focused on their antioxidant properties. However, there are other natural products such as cereals, nuts, oilseeds...
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New York, NY
Springer New York
2013, 2013
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2013 |
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. 1. Introduction
- 2. Antioxidant Assays
- 3. Natural Antioxidants
- 4. Sources of Natural Antioxidants and Their Activities
- Part II. 1. Ajowan
- 2. Allspice
- 3. Angelica
- 4. Anise
- 5. Anise Star
- 6. Asafoetida
- 7. Basil
- 8. Bay
- 9
- Capsicum
- 10. Caraway
- 11. Cardamom
- 12. Celery Seed
- 13. Chervil
- 14. Chives
- 15. Cinnamon
- 16. Clove
- 17. Coriander
- 18. Cumin
- 19. Curry Leaf
- 20. Dill
- 21. Fennel
- 22. Fenugreek
- 23. Garlic
- 24. Geranium
- 25. Ginger
- 26. Horseradish
- 27. Hyssop
- 28. Juniper
- 29. Lavender
- 30. Lemon Balm
- 31. Lemongrass
- 32. Licorice
- 33. Marjoram Sweet
- 34. Mustard
- 35. Myrtle
- 36. Nigella
- 37. Nutmeg
- 38. Onion
- 39. Oregano
- 40. Pepper Black
- 41. Peppermint
- 42. Pomegranate
- 43. Poppy
- 44. Rosemary
- 45. Saffron
- 46. Sage
- 47. Savory
- 48. Spearmint
- 49. Tarragon
- 50. Thyme
- 51. Turmeric
- 52. Vanilla
- Index