Rice for diabetic patients and cultivation method thereof
A technology for diabetics and cultivation methods, applied in the directions of botanical equipment and methods, application, food preparation, etc., can solve the problems such as no research reports on the development and variety improvement of staple food RS products, achieve diet control, huge testing costs, Significant effect on glycemic index
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[0019] Example 1: Resistant starch suitable for diabetics to eat rice and its characteristics
[0020] The starch components and characteristics of representative common rice in different ecological regions of my country are shown in Table 1. The resistant starch content in ordinary rice hot rice is very low, and the resistant starch content of commercially available high-quality rice is even lower, generally less than 0.5%, or even 0.1% (Table 1). The hot water soluble starch content of ordinary rice is very low, generally below 10%. When cooking, whether it is hot rice soup or rice soup cooled to room temperature, the ordinary rice is still liquid. The resistant starch content of rice RS4 suitable for diabetics described in the present invention is as high as 8.9%, and the content of hot water soluble starch is 15.1%. The boiled rice soup is cooled to room temperature and quickly condenses into a gelatinous solid, and the morphological transformation is irreversible, and it...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Example 2: Cultivating rice with a resistant starch content of more than 5% from mutagenic mutant plants suitable for diabetics and its effect
[0025] Taking my country's main rice restorer variety Zhe 7954 as material, 15,000 second-generation mutant plants were constructed in 2003 through space-flight mutagenesis and physical and chemical mutagenesis. While retaining part of the seeds, use STATAKE brown rice machine and rice polishing machine to dehull and process into polished rice. Cook the mature rice in a rice cooker at a water-to-rice ratio of 1:1.5. Sample the hot rice kept at 50 degrees to simulate the digestion in the human body. American AOAC method for resistant starch content (digest with pepsin first, then α-amylase for 16 hours, then dissolve resistant starch with potassium hydroxide, then digest with amyloglucose, and finally use a glucose kit to measure the generated glucose content, The resistant starch content was calculated according to the conversi...
Embodiment 3
[0026] Example 3: Digestive properties of rice suitable for diabetics
[0027] The rice RS4 suitable for diabetics was used as a material to compare the digestive characteristics of corn and millet, which are commonly used special foods purchased from diabetes stores, under in vitro conditions. The results are shown in Figure 1. It can be seen from the figure that the rice suitable for diabetics of the present invention has significantly low digestion rate and speed, exhibits good digestion resistance, and is very suitable for diabetics to eat.
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