Therapeutic potential and roles of dietary seaweeds in food: A systematic review

Beatrice M Fasogbon , Oluwaseun H Ademuyiwa , Oladeinde O. Ogundipe
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Food security is a significant global concern as a result of the burden that the fast-expanding global population has placed on finite resources, such as arable land for farming. Additionally, the hunt for more nutritious food alternatives has been prompted by a growing understanding of health, nutrition, and diet. Seaweeds are simple-to-grow aquatic plants that are underused for food and medicine. Recent studies have focused on gaining access to and using these readily available natural resources for nutrition and medicinal objectives. This review systematically evaluated trends of recent research on seaweed, for therapeutic possibilities and product development. After examining several documents, this analysis discovered that seaweeds are incredibly beneficial algae for both nutrition and medicine, and may be further explored in innovative food products, in meeting the increasing global need for food.

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由于全球人口的快速膨胀给有限的资源(如用于耕作的耕地)造成了负担,粮食安全成为全球关注的一个重要问题。此外,人们对健康、营养和饮食的认识不断加深,也促使人们寻找更有营养的食物替代品。海藻是一种易于生长的水生植物,但却未被充分利用来作为食物和药物。最近的研究主要集中在获取和利用这些现成的自然资源,以达到营养和药用的目的。这篇综述系统地评估了近期有关海藻的研究趋势、治疗可能性和产品开发。在研究了多篇文献后,本分析报告发现,海藻是对营养和医药都非常有益的藻类,可以进一步开发创新食品,以满足全球日益增长的食品需求。
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