Neil Mermelstein

Neil H. Mermelstein

To provide health benefits, a nutrient in food must be digested and utilized by the body. In other words, the food must be digestible and the nutrient must be bioavailable. The December 2010 Food Safety & Quality column, “Simulating Digestion,” in Food Technology discussed the design and use of artificial human gastrointestinal tracts, and the January 2011 column, “Measuring Encapsulation Efficacy,” discussed encapsulation as a means of protecting or maintaining the bioavailability of compou…The bioavailability of nutrients in fruits, vegetables, and other foods is affected by numerous factors.






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IFT Fellow
Editor Emeritus of Food Technology
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Neil Mermelstein
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