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CN111264851A - PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food and preparation method thereof - Google Patents

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CN111264851A
CN111264851A CN202010139524.4A CN202010139524A CN111264851A CN 111264851 A CN111264851 A CN 111264851A CN 202010139524 A CN202010139524 A CN 202010139524A CN 111264851 A CN111264851 A CN 111264851A
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卫海燕
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马晓翠
陈永兴
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Abstract

The invention relates to a PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food and a preparation method thereof, wherein the PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 300 parts of wholewheat flour, 5-8 parts of garlic pods, 15 parts of cumin seeds, 15 parts of pepper powder, 1 part of turmeric powder, 2 parts of chili powder, 2 parts of olive oil, 10 parts of edible salt, 100 parts of undaria pinnatifida, 100 parts of laver and 59 parts of inulin; the product can make PWS children obtain a healthy metabolic state. The product can effectively control the bulimia symptoms by producing satiety. The clinical significance of the product as a daily healthy diet regular for eating on other metabolic diseases including type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance is obtained through comparison.

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PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food and preparation method thereof
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of health-care food, in particular to PWS syndrome targeted substitute health-care food and a preparation method thereof.
Background
Prader-willi syndrome, called PWS for short, is a hereditary metabolic disease affecting the health of teenagers and children. The genetic types of PWS are several: chromosomal variation at positions 15q11-q 13: deletions of most type 1 and a small portion of type 2 parental chromosomes; a microdeletion; gene imprinting; maternal homologous diploids. Children with these genetic variations present with typical clinical symptoms in infancy, including: low muscle tone (0-9 months), excessive appetite (bulimia beginning at 4.5-8 years), psychological disorders such as skin scratching, insufficient mood control, sleep apnea, increased fat, early obesity in children, loss of body fat and weight, type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, delayed sexual and growth development, insufficient cognitive ability, respiratory diseases, high pain threshold, and osteoporosis.
Although the application of growth hormone (1.0 mg/kg/week) has significant effects on improving the growth, body fat free weight increase and Body Mass Index (BMI) reduction of PWS children, it does not improve the adverse clinical manifestations and the current situation of increased early mortality of PWS children. In addition, the application time of growth hormone therapy is limited, and the growth hormone therapy is generally not applied any more after the children patients reach normal height, which suggests the limitation of growth hormone therapy. The average life expectancy of PWS infants is currently between 35 and 40 years of age, and continued bulimia eventually worsens their health and early mortality, possibly due to increased fat mass and altered gut flora that affects the incidence of type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance in the early stages of PWS development. It is imperative to improve the lifestyle and life expectancy of children suffering from PWS. We have found that lifestyle changes, particularly healthy eating, may be an effective treatment for managing adverse syndrome caused by bulimia in PWS in children. Early studies found that prebiotic diets containing inulin and fructo-oligosaccharides produced effective therapeutic effects on PWS children. Studies have shown that energy expenditure in infants suffering from PWS is reduced in various activities such as sleeping, eating, walking, resting. Eating a high protein, high fiber diet can effectively control the adverse clinical symptoms associated with the bulimia of children suffering from PWS, as a result of satiety and improved thermogenesis of food and beneficial gut flora. Similar to prebiotics, dietary seaweed rich in nutrients contains higher protein, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, polyphenols, carotenes, and has been shown to reverse metabolic-related disorders including obesity, type 2 diabetes, and insulin resistance.
Therefore, the PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food and the preparation method thereof are provided, and the PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food has wide market prospect.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the invention provides a PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food and a preparation method thereof, which are used for overcoming the defects in the prior art.
The technical scheme of the invention is realized as follows: a PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 300 parts of wholewheat flour, 5-8 parts of garlic pods, 15 parts of cumin seeds, 15 parts of pepper powder, 1 part of turmeric powder, 2 parts of chili powder, 2 parts of olive oil, 10 parts of edible salt, 100 parts of undaria pinnatifida, 100 parts of laver and 59 parts of inulin.
The preparation method of the PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food comprises the following steps: firstly, mixing and uniformly crushing the undaria pinnatifida and the laver in parts by weight, then adding the garlic pods in parts by weight into a mixed material, mixing and uniformly crushing the mixture again to obtain a primary mixture, then uniformly stirring and mixing the primary mixture and the inulin in parts by weight by using the olive oil in parts by weight to obtain a middle-grade mixture, adding the wholewheat flour, the cumin seeds, the pepper powder, the turmeric powder, the chilli powder and the edible salt in parts by weight into the middle-grade mixture to obtain a final mixed dough, then slightly flattening the dough by using a tool, cutting the flattened dough by using a cutting device, and finally frying the cut dough by using an air frying machine to dry, thus obtaining the finished product.
The invention has the following positive effects: the product can make PWS children obtain a healthy metabolic state. The product can effectively control the bulimia symptoms by producing satiety. The clinical significance of the product as a daily healthy diet regular for eating on other metabolic diseases including type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance is obtained through comparison.
Detailed Description
A PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 300 parts of wholewheat flour, 5-8 parts of garlic pods, 15 parts of cumin seeds, 15 parts of pepper powder, 1 part of turmeric powder, 2 parts of chili powder, 2 parts of olive oil, 10 parts of edible salt, 100 parts of undaria pinnatifida, 100 parts of laver and 59 parts of inulin.
The preparation method of the PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food comprises the following steps: firstly, mixing and uniformly crushing the undaria pinnatifida and the laver in parts by weight, then adding the garlic pods in parts by weight into a mixed material, mixing and uniformly crushing the mixture again to obtain a primary mixture, then uniformly stirring and mixing the primary mixture and the inulin in parts by weight by using the olive oil in parts by weight to obtain a middle-grade mixture, adding the wholewheat flour, the cumin seeds, the pepper powder, the turmeric powder, the chilli powder and the edible salt in parts by weight into the middle-grade mixture to obtain a final mixed dough, then slightly flattening the dough by using a tool, cutting the flattened dough by using a cutting device, and finally frying the cut dough by using an air frying machine to dry, thus obtaining the finished product.
When in specific use, the product is intended to be applied to PWS children patients of 4.5-8 years old to intervene in eating-related adverse metabolic diseases, including obesity, type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance. Study to recruit 15-20 PWS children aged between 4.5-8 years as study subjects in the children's hospital endocrine-metabolics department of Henan province. Subjects were excluded from the following cases: severe respiratory diseases, cardiovascular complications, severe obesity, osteoporosis and other psychobehavioral disorders. Meanwhile, 15-20 normal healthy children and simply obese children of the same age group were included as control groups for PWS children to observe clinical changes in diet prognosis. The control group of children were excluded: there is an early record of any food allergies, severe respiratory infections, cardiovascular complications.
Before intervention, an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay is used for detecting clinical protein biological indexes related to the bulimia and the intestinal tract structure function, wherein the related indexes are as follows: adiponectin, leptin, insulin, ghrelin, polypeptide YY, orexin, brain-derived neurotrophic factor, pancreatic polypeptide, agouti-related peptide, cholecystokinin, neuropeptide, obesity inhibin, glucagon-like peptide-1, glucagon-like peptide-2. The level of serum lipopolysaccharide in the circulation is measured to assess the degree of metabolic endotoxemia. The faecal intestinal flora profile, in particular the intestinal beneficial flora profile, will be fully evaluated in the study. Based on a basic understanding of these clinical variables, the product will be applied to PWS children and two other groups of children for 1 year of dietary intervention. During study intervention, all study participants were required to follow a healthy american diet pattern. The above-mentioned established clinical indexes need to be tested 1 time every 3 months for 1 year to evaluate the treatment effect of the product. The subjects in the study required three meals a day before the product, totaling 100g in one day. The PWS infant guardian needs to take the product for eating when the infant patient requires to eat.
The research shows that the product can effectively control the bulimia symptoms by generating satiety. In addition, the carotenoid with therapeutic effect in the product: fucoxanthin can improve intestinal flora of PWS children, increase energy consumption, and especially improve diet-induced thermogenesis, so as to promote PWS children to obtain a healthy metabolic state. By comparing the expected results of the PWS infant group with the other two groups (normal control group and simple obesity group), we can obtain the clinical significance of the product as a daily healthy diet regular food intake for other metabolic diseases including type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance. Based on the expected results of the above studies, PWS children and other study participants were recommended to use the product as a daily diet to achieve a metabolically healthier lifestyle.
Seaweed has been widely documented in research as a therapeutic diet. Supplement of seaweed can relieve obesity, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic diseases related to insulin resistance. The therapeutic effect of seaweeds benefits from the fact that they contain high nutritional ingredients such as polysaccharides, polyphenols, trace elements, vitamins, proteins, and low fat, thereby helping the human body to establish a stable and healthy lifestyle, and japanese people eat seaweeds as a daily diet: 5.3-10 g/day, although China is the largest producing and exporting country of seaweed, Chinese people eat seaweed less as much as the western population. Therefore, the prevalence of metabolic-related diseases in chinese, such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, is at the highest level, which is associated with their western diet.
The product is intended to apply two commonly used seaweeds: undaria pinnatifida and laver in the form of crisp chips are used as snacks for PWS children. The two seaweeds are widely consumed in south korea because of their high nutritive value and bioactive factors having the effect of reducing metabolic complications such as fucoxanthin and fucoidan in undaria pinnatifida, and porphyran in laver. Laver contains a higher protein fraction (33.2% of the dried seaweed) than undaria pinnatifida, and is rich in all essential amino acids including phenylalanine, tyrosine, threonine, arginine, glycine, aspartic acid and vitamin a (23, 830 ± 17.2 UI/kg). Undaria pinnatifida is a reliable source of dietary protein (16.8% of dry seaweed), contains all essential amino acids, contains higher dietary fiber (between 14.9% and 28.3% of dry seaweed) and essential mineral ions such as: calcium (693.2 mg/100g dry seaweed), phosphorus (1070 mg/100g dry seaweed), sodium (3511 mg/100g dry seaweed), magnesium (630.2 mg/100g dry seaweed) and potassium (5679 mg/100g dry seaweed). Both seaweeds were low in fat (1% -2.8% of dry seaweed) and had levels of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids far above those of saturated fatty acids in total fat content. In addition, the laver contains dietary fiber in an amount of 7.8% of the dried seaweed. Recognizing the therapeutic effects of eating these seaweeds on metabolic diseases, especially obesity, type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, hypertension, we believe that seaweed and further inulin supplementation: the fructo-oligosaccharide mixture can improve the therapeutic effect of the product. Inulin: fructooligosaccharides as a prebiotic mixture have great health benefits and are therefore recommended as a functional diet for humans to improve metabolic disorders. Besides improving beneficial intestinal flora (such as Bifidobacterium, Bacteroides, Streptococcus and lactic acid), it also has strong therapeutic effects on inflammatory bowel disease, osteoporosis, obesity, type 2 diabetes, and intestinal structural and functional injury. Furthermore, in order to make the product have a crisp taste and thereby increase the edibility of PWS children, we have added other food ingredients such as: olive oil, black pepper, chili powder, turmeric powder and the like. The addition of these food ingredients is based on the careful addition of nutritional value while complying with mediterranean dietary habits that are standard in a healthy lifestyle.

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1. The PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food is characterized by being prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 300 parts of wholewheat flour, 5-8 parts of garlic pods, 15 parts of cumin seeds, 15 parts of pepper powder, 1 part of turmeric powder, 2 parts of chili powder, 2 parts of olive oil, 10 parts of edible salt, 100 parts of undaria pinnatifida, 100 parts of laver and 59 parts of inulin.
2. The preparation method of the PWS syndrome targeted substitute health food of claim 1, comprising the steps of: firstly, mixing and uniformly crushing the undaria pinnatifida and the laver in parts by weight, then adding the garlic pods in parts by weight into a mixed material, mixing and uniformly crushing the mixture again to obtain a primary mixture, then uniformly stirring and mixing the primary mixture and the inulin in parts by weight by using the olive oil in parts by weight to obtain a middle-grade mixture, adding the wholewheat flour, the cumin seeds, the pepper powder, the turmeric powder, the chilli powder and the edible salt in parts by weight into the middle-grade mixture to obtain a final mixed dough, then slightly flattening the dough by using a tool, cutting the flattened dough by using a cutting device, and finally frying the cut dough by using an air frying machine to dry, thus obtaining the finished product.
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