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Koumiss (Fermented Mare’s Milk) as a Functional Food: Bioactive Proteins, Peptides, and Future Perspectives

Koumiss is a fermented mare’s milk beverage consumed for centuries in Central Asia that offers unique health benefits. Unlike cow’s milk, mare’s milk is easier to digest, contains natural antimicrobial proteins, and when fermented develops thousands of bioactive peptides and beneficial bacteria. These compounds may help with cardiovascular health, gut function, and immune support, making koumiss a promising functional food for modern nutrition.

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Impact of Packaging Variations on the Amino Acid Profile, Proximate Content, and Antinutritional Components of Tempeh from Jack Bean Sprouts

This study examines how wrapping tempeh made from jack bean sprouts in different materials affects its nutritional value. Researchers tested three packaging types—plastic, banana leaves, and teak leaves—over various fermentation periods. Results show that teak leaf packaging at 48 hours of fermentation produces tempeh with the highest protein and amino acid content while reducing harmful compounds like hydrogen cyanide to safe levels.

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