The latest newsletter of the National Association of Hungarian Dietitians is about fermentation
In its latest newsletter, the May edition of the “Nutrition Academy”, the National Association of Hungarian Dietitians (MDOSZ) guides us into the world of fermentation. The purpose of the newsletter is to provide journalists with authentic information about healthy nutrition, lifestyle and the latest scientific research results.
The publication primarily focuses on the ancient preservation method of fermentation, during which natural bacteria and yeasts feed on sugar and starch in food, thereby producing lactic acid, carbon dioxide, ethyl alcohol and acetic acid. This process not only promotes the preservation of food, but also serves to enrich its taste.
The newsletter presents fermented foods common in different parts of the world, such as Japanese natto, Korean doenjang, Balkan kaymak or Hungarian sauerkraut. These foods are not only delicious, but also have many health benefits, such as aiding digestion, supporting the immune system, and containing many valuable nutrients.
The MDOSZ newsletter also draws attention to the fact that in the case of certain diseases, such as histamine intolerance or certain intestinal diseases, the consumption of fermented foods should be avoided. It also provides information on how to safely ferment at home, as well as recipes for preparing homemade fermented foods.
Overall, the newsletter provides valuable insight into the nutritional and health aspects of fermentation, as well as practical advice for preparing fermented foods at home.
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