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                             FUNCTIONAL PRODUCTS ARE A GUARANTEE OF HEALTH

                                                     Afet Gasimova
                              Azerbaijan Technological University, Gandja, Azerbaijan Republic;
                                            E-mail.: afet-kasumova@rambler.ru
                  In the modern world due to frequent stress and unhealthy diet, many people are faced
            with diseases of a different nature. The imbalance of nutrition is aggravated by unfavorable
            environmental conditions. The nutrition of the  majority of the adult population does not
            comply with the principles of healthy nutrition due to the consumption of food products
            containing large amounts of animal fat and simple carbohydrates, as well as due to a lack of
            vegetables and fruits, fish and seafood in the diet. This leads to an increase in overweight and
            obesity, the prevalence of which in the last 8–9 years has increased from 19 to 23 %,
            increasing the risk of developing diabetes,  cardiovascular diseases, and other diseases. A
            functional food product (FFP) is a special food product intended for systematic use in the
            composition of food rations by all age groups of the healthy population. One of the most
            important and promising areas of development of the food industry is the creation of safe and,
            at the same time, high-grade  specialized products, in terms of composition and consumer
            properties, including biologically active additives (dietary supplements).
                  This is due to the need to ensure the diet of modern man irreplaceable nutrients.
            Available domestic and foreign studies indicate a chronic nutritional deficiency of vital
            vitamins, minerals, some minor food components, which is explained by the urbanization of
            society, an increase in the share of refined, cooked and stored food. The aim of the research is
            the development of the technology of bioprotective functional food products based on
            modified plant materials.
                  To achieve this goal, it is necessary to solve the following tasks: to justify rational
            technological approaches to the creation of food products of paste-like and dry forms using
            physiologically valuable ingredients of soybean seeds, wild berries raw material.  Scientific
            novelty of the work: the process of structure formation in the soy protein dispersion system
            was studied when using as a coagulant a complex of organic acids contained in wild berries
            raw material; dependencies were established characterizing the process of obtaining paste-
            like plant compositions of a given composition and properties. Based on the analytical review
            of the literature and patent sources, technological approaches to the creation of pasty and dry
            forms of food using physiologically valuable components and ingredients of soybean seeds,
            wild berries raw materials are determined.
                  Dependencies characterizing  the formation of the structure and properties of food
            systems containing physiologically valuable components and ingredients of soybean and
            berry raw materials, on the basis of which the optimal parameters for the production of plant
            compositions are substantiated, are established.

            Keywords: functional products, nutrition, health.
            Acknowledgments
            This article is part of the research department work.


















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