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The devastating flash flood that struck northern Nepal near the Tibet border on 26th August 2026 can be understood as a cascading geological and geomorphological disaster, rather t...
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The devastating flash flood that struck northern Nepal near the Tibet border on 26th August 2026 can be understood as a cascading geological and geomorphological disaster, rather t...
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Scientists have discovered a previously unknown geological structure deep beneath Connecticut, giving researchers a new clue about what is happening inside the Earth beneath New En...
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A recent study published in Recent Advances in Natural Sciences evaluated the mineral composition, Recommended Dietary Allowance contributions, and Mineral Safety Index of five underutilised legume varieties processed as defatted flour, protein concentrate, and protein isolate. Potassium was the predominant macro-mineral and increased markedly during processing, while calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, and copper also became more concentrated in the protein isolates. In contrast, manganese decreased during aqueous fractionation. A 100 g portion of the isolates could provide up to 52% of the adult adequate intake for potassium and about 70% of the Recommended Dietary Allowance for calcium and phosphorus. Although defatted flours and protein concentrates showed wide mineral safety margins, the protein isolates had narrower margins, particularly for copper, highlighting the need for careful portion control, especially in paediatric formulations.
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