Formulation and assessment of chickpea pulao using fenugreek seeds and Indian rennet to improve blood glycemic levels

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values of unboiled and boiled combined (FS + IR) extracts were calculated as 7.4% and 8.02%, respectively. Similarly, for α-amylase, the IC50 values of combined IR and FS unboiled and boiled extracts were 6.58% and 6.83%, and for α-glucosidase inhibition assay, the values were measured as 14.98% and 16.24%. The single-blind randomized cross-over trial showed that consuming the intervention recipe significantly reduced postprandial hyperglycemia (p = .000) in type 2 diabetic participants. The intervention recipe decreased hyperglycemia by approximately 15% daily compared to the control recipe. Incorporation of hypoglycemic herbs into dietary patterns can work as an adjunct therapy for diabetes management, especially in populations with a high prevalence of this disease. Chickpea Pulao, Cuisine Modification, Hypoglycemic Herbs, Pakistani Cuisine

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Arooj, M., Ahmed, Z., Khalid, N., & Suleria, H. A. (2024). Formulation and assessment of chickpea pulao using fenugreek seeds and Indian rennet to improve blood glycemic levels. Food Science & Nutrition.

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