WO2005102072A1 - バナバ淡白色エキスの製造方法、バナバ淡白色エキス、及びバナバ淡白色エキスを含む食品又は飲料 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for producing a banaba pale white extract, a banaba pale white extract obtained thereby, and a food or beverage containing the banaba pale white extract.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-169384
- the addition of banaba extract to foods or beverages has the effect of suppressing blood sugar rise or lowering blood sugar, and furthermore, suppressing the value of triglyceride, lowering cholesterol, and preventing arterial stiffness. Even if it was attempted to add, the corosolinic acid content in the banaba extract was small, and it was colored.
- the present invention provides a pressurizing step in which a immersion product obtained by immersing a banaba tissue in water is subjected to a calopressure, Or, a method for producing a banaba pale white extract, comprising: an extraction step of extracting with a organic solvent.
- the conventional method of extracting banaba extract uses a hot water extract as a corosolic acid-containing banaba extract, whereas the production method of the present invention extracts water generated by pressurization. Instead of using the liquid as a corosolic acid-containing banaba extract, make a corosolic acid-rich banaba extract using the extraction residue. That is, banaba tissue strength also induces corosolic acid-containing banaba extract.
- the banaba tissue obtained through the caropressure step is clearly lighter in color than the conventional hot water extract. Becomes. Therefore, by using such a banaba tissue, a whitened banaba extract can be obtained. In addition, since a sufficient amount of corosolic acid remains in the banaba tissue that has undergone the moderate pressurization step, the obtained banaba pale white extract contains high corosolic acid.
- the banaba tissue that has undergone the pressurizing step is extracted with a predetermined extraction solvent (a mixed solvent of an organic solvent and water or an organic solvent).
- a predetermined extraction solvent a mixed solvent of an organic solvent and water or an organic solvent.
- the pressurizing step is preferably performed at 0 ° C. to 120 ° C. It is more preferable to pressurize while heating.
- the pressurization is preferably performed at latm-3atm. This makes it possible to remove a large amount of colored components (tannins and the like) during the pressing step.
- the above-mentioned effects become more remarkable by performing pressurization a plurality of times in the pressurizing step.
- the tan obtained by the extraction can be used as a product applied to cosmetics, health foods, etc., including beverages such as Banapa tea.
- the banaba tissue that has undergone the pressing step is a dried banaba tissue from which water used in the pressing step has been removed.
- the organic solvent used for the extraction is preferably an alcohol and Z or a hydrocarbon organic solvent. This makes it easy to obtain a banaba pale white extract containing more corosolic acid.
- extraction may be performed a plurality of times in the extraction step.
- extraction with a mixed solvent of alcohol and water and extraction with a mixed solvent of alcohol and a hydrocarbon-based organic solvent can be separately performed, and the object to be extracted can be separated by the extraction solvent.
- chlorophyll can be efficiently extracted by using a mixed solvent of an alcohol and a hydrocarbon-based organic solvent (such as hexane).
- a banaba tissue banaba leaves are preferred because they contain a large amount of corosolic acid.
- the present invention also provides a food containing the banaba pale white extract and an edible material containing a carbohydrate or a plant fiber. Furthermore, the present invention provides a food containing the banaba pale white extract and fats and oils. Furthermore, the present invention provides a banaba extract-containing beverage comprising the above banaba pale white extract and a beverage.
- the banaba extract to be added in the present invention is a banaba pale white extract obtained by a production method comprising the above steps.
- the banaba extract is used to reduce the amount of the edible material or oil or fat.
- the amount of corosolic acid can be increased without impairing the original color.
- the amount of corosolic acid that can prevent the original color of the beverage from being impaired by the banaba extract can be increased. Therefore, the food or beverage of the present invention can exert an action of suppressing an increase in blood glucose level or lowering the blood glucose level when ingested as a food or beverage.
- banaba extract is derived from natural products and is therefore excellent in safety.
- the food of the present invention contains the above fats and oils, it has an anti-obesity and antioxidant effect, and is healthier and safer than fats and oils foods containing no white paint.
- plant fiber since plant fiber generally inhibits the absorption of sugar, it is said that plant fiber has an effect of suppressing a rise in blood sugar level even when taken alone, but this effect is exerted only for a short time immediately after eating.
- the food using the plant fiber as an edible material of the present invention has a blood sugar level-suppressing effect not only within 30 minutes immediately after eating but also for 2-3 hours.
- synergistic effects such as lowering of triglyceride, prevention of side effects such as constipation and diarrhea, and suppression of cholesterol level are produced.
- edible materials containing plant fibers containing processed plant fibers such as indigestible dextrins require a long time for digestion, moderate absorption, and activate intestinal motility. is there. Therefore, when the food of the present invention in which such a vegetable fiber-containing edible material is combined with the banaba pale white extract is ingested, the activated intestine effectively converts the active ingredients such as corosolic acid of the banaba pale white extract. It absorbs and effectively acts to suppress blood sugar rise.
- the banaba extract-containing beverage of the present invention also has a rapid rise in blood glucose level due to the good absorption of nutrients of the drink to which the banaba light white extract is added, and a time lag between insulin secretion and intravascular glucose rise. To prevent an increase in blood sugar level caused by the occurrence of the blood sugar. Furthermore, it inhibits triglyceride synthesis and prevents obesity and arteriosclerosis.
- the banaba pale white extract is preferably contained in an amount of 0.0001 to 10 parts by mass based on 100 parts by mass of the edible material. In this case, when ingested as a food, it is possible to further exert a blood sugar level increase suppressing action or a blood sugar level lowering action.
- a method for producing a banaba extract having a high corosolic acid content and a pale white appearance is provided.
- this production method provides a pale white banaba extract having a high corosolic acid content and a pale white appearance.
- the banaba pale white extract provides a food or beverage having a high corosolic acid content and a pale appearance.
- banaba leaves are preferable.
- type of banaba leaf buds have emerged and the power has passed 6 months Mature leaves are preferred, but more suitable raw materials include original leaves that have naturally turned red and yellow, and leaves that have been stimulated by insects such as ants.
- Banaba leaves to be used may be original leaves or leaves obtained by cutting the original leaves! / ,. However, considering the extraction time and the subsequent manufacturing process, chopped leaves are more suitable. As the chopped leaves, those obtained by drying the original leaves and cutting them into a strip or a square of 120 mm by a cutting machine are also preferable. The leaves having such a shape are excellent in terms of the permeability of the extraction solvent and the clogging of the extraction membrane.
- a banaba tissue such as a dried banaba leaf is immersed in water before pressing.
- the immersion in water may be performed for 5 to 24 hours, but such immersion may be repeated 2 to 10 times.
- the temperature should be 0-50 ° C.
- the amount of water for dried banaba leaves should be 2-20L or more per 1kg of leaves.
- the immersion in water is gradual, such as 0-10 ° C, 11-30 ° C, 31-50 ° C, because the tans extracted differ depending on the temperature to extract the tannins. It is desirable to perform a proper immersion.
- the pressurizing step is performed for the purpose of removing tannins and chlorophylls from the banaba tissue force while leaving the active ingredient. Perspective force for efficiently removing tannes and chlorophylls
- the pressurizing step is performed at 0 to 120 ° C (preferably 10 to 120 ° C, more preferably 30 to 120 ° C, and more preferably 50 to 120 ° C). C), it is preferably carried out at 1 to 3 atm (preferably 1 to 2.5 atm, more preferably 1 to 2 atm).
- the pressurization under these conditions is preferably performed once or 2-5 times.
- the pressurizing step can be performed using a pressurizing pot, and when the pressurization exceeds 1.5 atm, it is desirable to keep the pressurizing time within 10 minutes. In this case, it is ideal to first pressurize at 1.1-1. 3 atm and then repeat pressurization at 1.3-1.6 atm twice. Prolonged extraction must be avoided because only corosolic acid is extracted.
- the banaba tissue obtained in the pressurizing step is subjected to extraction with a mixed solvent of an organic solvent and water or an organic solvent in the extracting step.
- a water banaba tissue mixture is obtained. It is preferable to obtain a banaba tissue by filtering off the water while cutting off the water. . It is more preferable that the filtered banaba tissue be dried in the sun or in a drier. After filtration, drying with a centrifuge to remove water should be performed with warm air or cold air at 30-60 ° C. For efficient drying, it is preferable to use air air with the lowest possible humidity. When drying with a hot air drier exceeding 100 ° C, it is desirable to keep the drying time within 10 minutes.
- the dried banaba tissue is preferably extracted with hexane or a solution of hexane and water.
- tannins and chlorophylls can be removed using fat and activated carbon. Extraction is performed more efficiently by performing the extraction multiple times using the same or different extraction solvents. In this case, it is preferable to finally extract with alcohol (eg, 90-100% ethanol).
- the banaba pale white extract may contain an extraction solvent, but is preferably one from which the extraction solvent has been removed.
- the components contained in the banaba pale-white extract from which the extraction solvent has been removed include corosolic acid, maslinic acid, trimetic acid, persolic acid, oleanolic acid, ⁇ -amylic acid, ⁇ -amylic acid, asiatic acid, 18 j8—Glycyrrhetinic acid, tannins, hemicellulose and the like.
- Banaba pale white extract usually contains 3-50% or more of corosolic acid, the main active ingredient.
- the white extract is in the form of a liquid, paste, or powder solid. It is desirable to store the white extract in a dry state at room temperature or in a refrigerator with shading.
- the color tone of the banaba pale white extract obtained by the production method of the present invention can be measured by a color difference meter.
- the L value measured by the color difference meter is 50 or more, and typically 60 or more. — 70.
- the banaba extract obtained by the conventional hot water extraction method has an L value of 30 to 40 according to the same measurement, and it can be seen that the color tone of the banaba pale white extract is much closer to the white system than this banaba extract.
- the a value measured by a color difference meter is typically negative (approximately 01), and the b value is typically positive (approximately 20-30). is there.
- the banaba pale white extract obtained by the production method of the present invention has a color tone close to white. Therefore, when used as an additive capable of suppressing the increase in blood sugar level or imparting a blood sugar level effect, the color tone of the object to be added is not impaired.
- the banaba light-colored extract is also excellent as an additive to edible materials, oils and fats, or beverages containing carbohydrates or vegetable fibers because the odor and taste are suppressed.
- the tannin content is 10-80% or more and the corosolic acid content is less than 0.001-1%. Even in the alcohol extract, the tannin content is 10-70%. The corosolic acid content was less than 0.1-6%.
- the use of the method of the present invention solves the problems of color, odor, and taste, which were major obstacles to application to foods, and at the same time, increased the content of corosolic acid, which is a medicinal ingredient, to 2-50% or more. Can be increased. This means that a small amount can be expected to have a high effect, and the final product price can be reduced. Therefore, when added to edible materials, oils, fats and beverages containing carbohydrates or vegetable fibers, such as breads, vegetables, confectioneries, rice, etc., which are eaten and consumed on a daily basis, the amount of supplementary nutrients may be small. Therefore, the price can be reduced.
- the food of the present invention is obtained by adding a banaba pale white extract to an edible material or a fat or oil containing a carbohydrate or a vegetable fiber.
- Edible ingredients containing carbohydrates include udon, pasta, buckwheat, instant noodles and other types of bread, bread, sweet bread, French bread and other breads, ice cream, cookies, chips, chocolate, cakes and other sweets, tea, Beverages such as carbonated drinks, coffee, juice, health drinks, etc., spices such as Carrelle II, stew, etc., frozen foods such as croquettes, shrimp fries, squid rings, sugar, oils and fats, salt, vinegar, soy sauce, miso, Examples include seasonings such as sauces, ketchup, mayonnaise and chili sauce, cooked rice such as rice balls, sushi and fried rice, and foods using grains such as tofu, age and natto.
- edible materials containing plant fibers include synthetic foods such as indigestible dextrins and starch-processed edible materials such as isomerizanose, edibles containing semi-synthetic carbohydrates, gums, obaco, and konjaa.
- Edible foods containing natural dietary fiber such as tea, teas, matcha, cocoa, vegetable juices, drinks containing fibrous materials such as fruit juices, oobaco, yam, barley, barley, Chinese noodles, udon, etc.
- Foods processed foods that use food lines such as lotus roots, food products containing marine dietary fiber such as hijiki, jelly, agar, and seaweed; seeds such as banana chips, potato chips, and dried mango; , Cinnamon powder, chocolate, raisins, brunch, palatable processed foods such as figs, soybeans, natto, soymilk, okara, sesame tofu, black beans, peanuts, almond seeds, corn crackers, peanut butter And sweets such as sweet natto, rice cakes, and other foodstuffs for cooking such as dried gourd, dried radish, dried sweet potato, dried shiitake mushroom, sliced mond, and the like.
- Fats and oils include dairy fats and oils such as butter, margarine and cheese, shortening, whey cream and other confectionery bread fats, palm oil, corn oil, soybean oil, cottonseed oil, coconut oil, sesame oil and sunflower. Oils, vegetables, etc. Examples include household business oils such as mixed oils, and special fats and oils such as lard and powdered oil.
- the food of the present invention preferably contains 0.0001 to 10 parts by mass of banaba pale white extract with respect to 100 parts by mass of edible materials or fats and oils containing carbohydrates or plant fibers. More preferably, it contains 10 parts by mass. More preferably, it contains 10 parts by mass. Ideally, the amount of banaba pale white extract should be set so that corosolic acid can be consumed at 150 mg per day.
- a method of adding a banaba pale white extract to a carbohydrate-containing edible material a method of adding the banaba pale white extract in any of the steps of producing a carbohydrate-containing edible material, There is a method of mixing the produced edible material containing carbohydrates and the banaba light-colored extract.
- Corosolic acid which is an active ingredient contained in the banaba pale white extract, is fat-soluble and has a property of being insoluble in water.
- To mix it with edible material containing plant fiber dissolve the pale white extract of banapa in alcohol, pulverize it from 2 micrometers to 100 nanometers, and spray-dry or freeze-dry as appropriate to form a powder. After that, it is ideal to mix it with the edible material containing plant fiber.
- corosolic acid contained in the banaba pale white extract is a fat-soluble compound by nature.
- the degree and composition of the other compositions are important.
- the method of mixing needs to be adapted depending on the degree.
- the corosolic acid concentration in the banaba pale white extract is 95-100%, it is desirable to reduce the size from 2 micrometers to 100 nanometers.
- a mixing method a method in which ethanol is dissolved in ethanol and then mixed with fats and oils to volatilize the alcohol can be employed.
- the banaba pale white extract contains other compositions (tannins, semiloose, etc.), it is desirable to handle it as an extract extract, emulsify it once, mix it after emulsification. In that case, a method of solidifying with starches such as dextrin is also effective.
- the food of the present invention includes banaba pale white extract and edible materials or oils and fats containing carbohydrates or plant fibers, as well as natural pigments, vitamins, minerals, fragrances, preservatives, non-degradable dextrin, mulberry , Loquat, guava, other plant extracts, chromium, CoQ10, synthetic sweeteners, amino acids, tannins such as catechin, and the like.
- the banaba extract-containing beverage of the present invention is obtained by adding a banaba light white extract to the beverage.
- Beverages include teas such as green tea, oolong tea, health tea, and black tea, carbonated drinks such as cola and cider, milk-related drinks such as milk, yogurt, and lactic acid beverages, and coffee such as coffee, milk coffee, and black coffee.
- Juice drinks such as drinks, fruit juices, green juices, vegetable juices, nectars
- functional drinks such as sports drinks and nutritional supplements
- water drinks such as mineral water and distilled water
- low alcohol beer champagne Pseudo alcoholic beverages, such as wine, beer, whiskey, brandy, tequila, vodka, Shaoxing liquor, etc., Japanese liquor such as sake, shochu, plum wine, and alcoholic beverages containing them
- jelly Nutritional supplement jelly drinks containing sucrose as a main component.
- the banaba extract-containing beverage of the present invention preferably contains 0.0001 to 10 parts by mass of banaba pale white extract with respect to 100 parts by mass of the beverage, and preferably contains 0.001 to 10 parts by mass. More preferably 0.01 to 10 parts by mass is further preferable. Ideally, the amount of banaba pale white extract should be adjusted so that corosolic acid can be consumed at 150 mg per day.
- Corosolic acid contained in banaba pale white extract is originally a fat-soluble compound. Therefore As for mixing into a beverage, it is desirable to first distinguish it by the characteristics of the beverage. It is then important to take into account the purity of corosolic acid and the composition of other compositions.
- colored substances such as tea, white or transparent substances such as milk and cider, and other additives such as cola and vegetable juice are sensitive to taste.
- the method of addition is optimized as appropriate depending on the type of beverage to be added, such as alcohols and corosolic acid that are easily soluble.
- the corosolic acid power in the banaba pale white extract is 0-100%, it is desirable to reduce the size from 5 micrometer to 10 nanometer. In this case, invisible fine granules are realized, so that it can be added to tea beverages, cola, and vegetable juices.
- Examples of the mixing method include a method in which a solvent is dissolved in ethanol and then mixed with the beverage to volatilize an ethanol portion.
- a solvent is dissolved in ethanol and then mixed with the beverage to volatilize an ethanol portion.
- the corosolic acid in the banaba pale-white extract is about 159%, it is preferably handled as an extract and emulsified.
- a method of solidifying with starches such as dextrin is also effective.
- a high concentration of fine corosolic acid is used for sake, shochus, beer with a light taste that is sensitive to the taste of additives, and champagnes for which transparency is important. It is preferable to add a banaba pale-white extract containing banaba, and it is emulsified banaba pale-white for those with relatively low alcohol content, and for strong wines, whiskeys such as bourbon, and Western liquors such as brandy. It is preferred to add an extract.
- the banaba extract-containing beverage of the present invention includes, in addition to the banaba light-white extract and the beverage, natural pigments, vitamins, minerals, fragrances, preservatives, indigestible dextrin, mulberry, loquat, and guava. And other plant extracts, chromium, CoQ10, synthetic sweeteners, amino acids, tannins such as catechin, and the like.
- Banana extract (hereinafter referred to as "sample 1") obtained by hot water extraction and a banaba light white extract (extracted with hexane; hereinafter referred to as “sample 2”) obtained by applying the production method of the present invention.
- the color difference meter was measured. All samples were obtained from banaba leaf caps.
- Sample 1 or Sample 2 is inserted into the powder cell for color difference meter measurement, and the L value, a value, and b value are measured using a color difference meter (spectral color difference meter SE2000, manufactured by Nippon Denshoku Industries Co., Ltd.). did. Note that three samples were used for each of Samples 1 and 2, and the average value was determined. (The standard value was adjusted using the specified white plate.)
- the L value of Sample 1 was 35.21, the a value was 0.11, and the b value was 14.86, whereas the L value of Sample 2 was 65.57, and the a value was- 0.76, b value was 23.23. Since the L value of Sample 2 was about +30 compared to Sample 1, it was found that the whiteness of Sample 2 was much higher than that of Sample 1.
- sample 2 was added to the noodles so that the amount became 0.1 part by mass with respect to 100 parts by mass of the udon raw material, to obtain udon.
- Visual inspection of the udon's appearance revealed that it had no difference from the original color of the udon.
- no significant change in taste was observed.
- Sample 2 was added to the raw material (1) of the instant noodles (containing vegetable fiber) to obtain instant noodles containing banaba pale white extract. Since the banaba pale white extract used had very weak taste, smell and color, it was found that the blood sugar level could be suppressed and the anti-obesity effect could be obtained without impairing the original color tone and flavor of ramen.
- Sample 2 was dissolved in an alcohol solvent, and this was mixed with the fat. By heating at the time of mixing, the alcohol solvent was removed to obtain an oil for home-use fried food. The appearance of the obtained fat was visually examined, and the original color tone of the fat used as a raw material was not impaired.
- the resulting fats and oils prevent a rapid rise in blood sugar levels due to the high calories caused by the fats and oils used as raw materials, and furthermore, excessive nutrients cause excessive secretion of insulin and increase of energy. It has been found to be effective as a daily food to help prevent the occurrence of obesity.
- Sample 2 was used at the same time when the coffee extract, milk, sugar, fragrance, etc., which are the ingredients of the coffee beverage, were blended. As a result, the power color tone of the coffee beverage containing the banaba extract was not different from that of the original coffee beverage. When the obtained banaba extract-containing coffee beverage was tasted, it was found that the taste and aroma were not impaired.
- a banaba pale white extract having a high corosolic acid content and a pale white appearance is provided. Further, the food or beverage of the present invention containing the banaba pale white extract can exert a blood sugar level-suppressing effect or a blood sugar level-lowering action when ingested as a food or beverage.
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