"Knowledge of the role of physiologically active food components, from both phytochemicals and zoochemicals, has changed the role of diet in health. Functional foods have evolved as food and nutrition science has advanced beyond the treatment of deficiency syndromes to reduction of disease risk... Foods can no longer be evaluated only in terms of macronutrient and micronutrient content alone. Analyzing the content of other physiologically active components and evaluating their role in health promotion will be necessary. The availability of health-promoting functional foods in the US diet has the potential to help ensure a healthier population... fruits and vegetables represent the simplest form of a functional food..." -American Diabetic Association on Functional Foods
To help you better appreciate the importance and potential of phytonutrition supplementation and functional food formulas, there follows articles by Doctor Maher, excerpts of quotes from scientific experts and medical authorities, and links to medical and scientific websites related to phytonutrition.
Scientific Phytonutrition for Life Long Wellness (1991 KB)
Scientific Phytonutrition for Life Long Wellness: A Power Point Outline Presentation (808 KB)
Scientific Phytonutrition at a Glance. (16 KB)
Physiological Functions of Phytonutrients, Parts I, II, and III (162 KB)
The Effect of Fruit and Vegetable Powder Mix on Hypertensive Subjects: A Pilot Study. (168 KB)
The Effect of Fruit and Vegetable Powder Mix on Hypertensive Subjects Poster Presentation (433 KB)
The Effect of Fruit and Vegetable Powder Mix on Hypertensive Subjects (2038 KB)
Investigation of antioxidant and triglyceride status of rats consuming a diet enriched by a complex (71 KB)
Phytonutrients, Lifelong Wellness and the Theories of Aging (32 KB)
Metabolic Syndrome and Functional Foods (194 KB)
The Super Food Solution™ (56 KB)
Phytonutrient Supplements: Facts, Fictions, and Foolishness (144 KB)
Green Alkalizing pH Powders: pHysiology or pHooey? (27 KB)
Resveratrol Revelations (47 KB)
Cinnamon Extract Could Ease Metabolic Syndrome (30 KB)
Lutein and Zeaxanthin: Seeing Into the Heart of the Matter (28 KB)
Choline: A Nutrient to Remember (21 KB)
Quercitin Queries (21 KB)
Isoquercetin information (452 KB)
Diet as a Modifiable Risk-Management Strategy in Breast Cancer Prevention. (50 KB)
Dynamic Chiropractic Article Archive (0 KB)
What the Experts Say (0 KB)
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ALA/DHA/EPA: important omega-3 fatty acids for eye, brain, heart, skin and joints.
Alkalizing: the opposite of acidifying
Antioxidant: inhibits aging of cells
Bioavailability: measure of absorption
cGMP: Current Good Manufacturing Practices
Colostrum: nutrient rich ”first milk” from the mammary glands of mammals.
EFA: fats essential to human health
Glutathione: major antioxidant and detoxifier
Isoflavone: a natural plant estrogen found in soy
Micro-encapsulation: Encapsulating in sizes less than a micron, usually with phospholipids
MSM (methylsulfonylmethane): Bioavailable source of sulfur for skin, hair, nails and joints. Available in most Health Stores.
non-GMO: not genetically modified
ORAC: A scientific measure of antioxidant power
Phospholipid: Natural fats found in our cell walls
Phytoestrogen: natural estrogen in foods
Phyto-Extracts: super nutrients from plants
Phytonutrient: special health promoting compounds found in plants
Polypeptides: Immune and repair factors found in colostrum
Polyphenol: antioxidants found in berries, tea and wine
Prebiotic: soluble fibers that support friendly micro-organisms in our intestines
Probiotics: friendly micro-organisms in our intestines that support digestion and immunity
Soluble fiber: natural fiber that helps maintain normal cholesterol and blood sugar; also inhibits appetite and promotes healthy digestion
SuperFoods: Foods especially rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and phytonutrients and zoonutrients
SuperSorb: Enhanced delivery system wherein highly bio-available forms of micronutrients and microencapsulation in natural phospholipids are utilized to help maximize nutrient absorption.
Undenatured: not inactivated with heat
Whey: The type of protein in cow’s milk that is also richest in human breast milk.
Zoonutrients: special health promoting compounds found in meat, fish, egg and dairy products, especially whey and colostrum
A Brief Overview of Whey, Colostrum and Their Synergists as Potential Functional Food Ingredients (524 KB)
A Double Blind Placebo Controlled Study to Establish the Bifidogenic Dose of Inulin in Healthy Human (602 KB)
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (20 KB)
American Kids at Risk for Low Vit D Levels (20 KB)
Body Manufactures Potent Anti-inflammatory Using DHA in Fish Oils (73 KB)
Bovine Colostrum: The Colossal Zoonutrient (529 KB)
Breast Cancer: Protection with Omega-3 Fats, Vitamin E, Beta-Carotene, and Dietary Fiber (16 KB)
Certiifcate of Analysis (29 KB)
Colostrum may boost immune function after exercise (74 KB)
Colostrum’s Proteins and Peptides: A Brief Overview (41 KB)