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Agricultural Pollution-Driven Climate Change: Implications for Food Production and Security
Agricultural pollution significantly contributes to climate change, which in turn impacts food production and security. Key pollutants include greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide, which are emitted through farming activities such as livestock raising, fertilizer application, and soil management. These emissions speed up global warming, leading to changes in rainfall patterns, rising temperatures, and more frequent extreme weather events, all of which harm crop yields and food supplies. The effect on food security is severe, as climate change can reduce crop productivity and increase food price volatility. This issue is especially critical for major crops like wheat, rice, maize, and soybeans, which are highly sensitive to temperature changes and ozone pollution. Furthermore, intensive farming deteriorates soil health and ecosystem services, further jeopardizing long-term food security. Implementing adaptation strategies is essential to mitigate these impacts. Such approaches include adopting climate-smart farming techniques, improving crop varieties, and enhancing soil fertility through integrated management. Transitioning to organic farming and reducing chemical fertilizer use can also lower greenhouse gas emissions and increase resilience to climate change. Achieving successful adaptation requires coordinated efforts from policymakers, researchers, and farmers to sustain food production and security in the face of ongoing climate challenges.
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Gene Action and Combining Ability in wheat for drought tolerance
Abstract Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is a globally vital cereal crop, yet its productivity is increasingly constrained by drought stress, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. Climate change intensifies this challenge, making the development of drought-resilient cultivars a critical breeding priority. Understanding the nature of gene action and combining ability underlying adaptive and yield-related traits is fundamental to genetic improvement. Quantitative genetic approaches, such as Line × Tester analysis, help distinguish between additive and non-additive gene effects, guiding the choice of breeding strategies. Additive gene action, associated with general combining ability (GCA), governs traits with high heritability such as relative water content (RWC) and cell membrane thermostability (CMT), enabling efficient selection in early segregating generations. Conversely, dominance and epistatic effects, reflected by specific combining ability (SCA), predominate in complex yield traits, emphasizing the value of heterosis and hybridization under stress conditions. Genetic variability derived from landraces, synthetic hexaploids, and elite cultivars provides essential allelic diversity for drought adaptation and water-use efficiency. Integrating conventional selection with molecular and physiological tools accelerates the identification of superior parents and hybrids. This review highlights that exploiting both additive and non-additive gene actions through balanced selection and hybrid breeding is key to achieving climate-resilient wheat improvement. Such integrative strategies ensure yield stability and sustainability in the face of global climate variability .
Variability; Heritability; Hybridization
Climate Change-Induced Flooding and Its Impact on Agricultural Productivity: Strategies Toward Achieving SDG 2 (Zero Hunger)
Climate change is speeding up the frequency of extreme weather, and flooding has become one of the most harmful threats to agriculture and global food security. When farmlands flood, crops are destroyed, transportation routes are blocked, and soil nutrients are washed away, all of which decrease productivity and cause economic difficulties. Evidence from various regions emphasizes the severity of the problem. For example, major floods in rural Afghanistan have caused significant drops in household food security, while repeated flooding in Nigeria has damaged farm infrastructure, eroded fertile topsoil, and led to higher food prices. Worldwide, estimated yield losses from flood events are about 4% for soybeans, 3% for rice, 2% for wheat, and 1% for maize, resulting in substantial financial losses. To maintain food production amid worsening climate pressures, farming communities must improve their resilience. Climate-smart practices like better water management and flood-tolerant crop varieties can help reduce risks. Microbial and biotechnological innovations further support this by improving plant growth in waterlogged conditions. Investments in rural roads, storage facilities, and market access are crucial for reducing disruptions. Additionally, better flood prediction tools and strong policy support can help farmers adapt faster. Collectively, these strategies will be essential for achieving Zero Hunger and safeguarding global food security in a changing climate.
OVERVIEW OF BIOFERTILIZERS AND ITS APPLICATION IN CHINESE CABBAGE
Agricultural production has always been a fundamental component of the global food supply, underpinning both economic stability and human nutrition. To meet the increasing demands of a rapidly growing population, it is crucial to enhance the efficiency and yield of various food crops. This paper aims to explore the untapped potential of biofertilizers in boosting the production of Chinese cabbage, an essential vegetable in many diets worldwide. The study will begin by defining biofertilizers, discussing their various types and complex compositions, and examining the specific growth characteristics of Chinese cabbage. Subsequently, it will analyze the effects of biofertilizers on Chinese cabbage from multiple perspectives, including growth promotion, nutrient supply and absorption, and the enhancement of biological resistance to environmental stresses. The findings from this research are expected to facilitate the broader application of biofertilizers and significantly elevate the production levels of Chinese cabbage, thereby contributing to global food security and sustainable agricultural practices.
SUSTAINABLE REARING OF BLACK SOLDIER FLY: METHODS AND BENEFITS
Rearing of black soldier flies (Hermetia illucens) has emerged as one of the sustainable solutions in the management of waste with the production of high-quality animal feed. It will discuss the biology and the life cycle of black soldier flies, focusing on their competence in organically decomposing waste and creating high-value biomass. The larvae decompose waste efficiently to reduce its volume, and greenhouse gases and hence contribute to environmental sustainability. With higher protein and fat content, black soldier fly larvae are indeed an alternative feedstock that stands competitive against the traditional for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture feedstock. These include disease management and scaled production. Innovative approaches indeed hold real promise toward integrating black soldier fly into circular economy models to improve food security and local economies.
AN EXECUTIVE GUIDE TO DIABETES UNDER NUTRITIONAL ASPECTS
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease that affects the body's capacity to control blood sugar levels and is typified by elevated blood glucose levels brought on by either insulin resistance, decreased insulin secretion, or both. Following dietary recommendations is essential for diabetes management. Lowering drug use, preventing problems (such as renal, eye, and cardiovascular illnesses), increasing blood glucose control, reaching ideal weight, and improving quality of life. Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) for diabetes is a personalized nutrition plan to manage diabetes, improve blood glucose control, and prevent complications. A thorough framework describing dietary suggestions and tactics for controlling diabetes, encouraging ideal blood glucose regulation, and averting complications can be found in the Guide to Diabetes under Nutrition Aspects. Reviewing the available, clinically relevant data on dietary treatments for the treatment of type 1 and type 2 diabetes and its complications is the goal of this review.
BEYOND SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING: INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR MDR PATHOGEN DETECTION
The development of drug resistant bacteria remains a serious concern to global health issues. This review article presents new ways of screening that have been developed by many scientists. The introduction of molecular assays including polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and whole-genome sequencing (WGS) changed the landscape of currently available methods for detecting multidrug-resistant (MDR) pathogens which have the optimal accuracy and efficiency. However, phenotypic approaches such as antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST), and MALDI-TOF MS are essential parts of the confirmation of the resistance mechanisms. CRISPR-Cas systems have initially been discovered as bacterial immune systems but in recent years they have become effective as well in the detection and treatment of MDR strains. Based on available literature, we identified the potential of these techniques for improving control and treatment of infections in clinical practice. Application of artificial intelligence in data analysis aimed at the rapid emergence of screening methods and novelties in the field of targeted antimicrobial therapy using the CRISPR-Cas systems. All such measures would in future enhance the fight against multidrug resistant pathogens and safety of the global population.
STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING NUTRIENT INTAKE AND METABOLISM
Nutrient intake and metabolism play pivotal roles in human health, influencing various physiological processes and contributing to the risk of chronic diseases. Accurate assessment and analysis of nutrient intake and metabolism data are essential for understanding their implications for health and disease. We discuss methods for analyzing dietary intake data. Additionally, we highlight challenges and considerations in applying these statistical techniques and suggest best practices for researchers in the field of nutrition and metabolism. We aimed to conduct a review to identify the tests and interpretation criteria used where dietary assessment methods were validated against a reference method and illustrate the value of and challenges that arise in the interpretation of outcomes of multiple statistical tests in the assessment of validity using a test data set.
SUGARCANE GENETIC IMPROVEMENT THROUGH MUTATION BREEDING AND WITH OTHER MOLECULAR APPROACHES
Sugarcane (Saccharum spp. complex) is a tropical and subtropical crop grown for sugar and biofuel worldwide. With the extensive genetic sampling of sugarcane genotypes using conventional methods, researchers approached the use of molecular techniques including mutation breeding, CRISPR-Cas9 Genome editing, Targeting Induced Local Lesions In Genomes (TILLING), and Genome Wide Association Mapping (GWAS) for its improvement. Mutant genotypes with enhanced juice quality, yield, sucrose percentage, resistance to fungal diseases and tolerance to drought and salinity have been discovered using Ethyl Methane sulfonate (EMS), gamma, and X-rays. However, mutation has few limitations because of unpredictable induced mutations, and large resources needed for mutagenesis, screening, and field trials but still mutagenesis offers an optimistic future if more potential mutagens, effective methods of their application, and techniques for screening of superior mutant progeny are developed. This review will discuss the basis of mutation and sugarcane yield, mutation strategies used in sugarcane breeding, evaluate their successes, find restrictions, and prospects for increasing sugarcane production through mutant breeding.
EVALUATING NUTRITIONAL SURVEY, BIOSTATISTICAL PERSPECTIVE
This review evaluates the methodologies of the National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) and the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), which are instrumental in assessing the population’s health and nutritional status. It is necessary to create additional biochemical techniques that will offer more precise knowledge about the role of nutrients at the cellular level. It scrutinizes the 24-hour dietary recall’s efficacy in reflecting habitual intake and explores biostatistical techniques for addressing within-individual variance. The article discusses the challenges of dietary assessment, including bias and the need for methodological adaptation. It concludes with the importance of national dietary surveys in informing public health policy and the potential for integrating innovative survey methods.
DATA INTERPRETATION AND INFERENCE IN NUTRITIONAL STUDIES
We'll discuss potentially revolutionary new patterns and data interpretation in the article about nutritional studies. This abstract provides an overview of this recent trend and a fundamental understanding of the concepts of confidence intervals (CIs), Type I & II, P-values, point estimates, and data interpretation. Baseline nutritional status, establishing acceptable groups, inclusion criteria, regulatory permissions, and reporting requirements, primary analysis of viral NGS data, data integration, and batch effect, are some of the particular issues and considerations specific to this profession. Clinical nutrition research is still crucial for developing dietary recommendations and enhancing public health, despite these obstacles. Researchers can improve the caliber and significance of their investigations by taking those variables into account.
ROLE OF BIOSTATISTICS IN CLINICAL TRIALS FOR NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION
In this article, we will discuss the applications of biostatistics in clinical trials and nutritional intervention. Its role in modeling nutrient effects on health outcomes, randomized controlled trials in nutrition research, and investigating nutrient gene interaction. Biostatistics contributes to the design of clinical trials and analysis of data. Biostatistics also tells us about the relationship between dietary patterns and health outcomes. It undergoes meta-analysis of nutrition intervention studies. It also investigates nutrient-environment interaction. It also evaluates the cost-effectiveness of nutritional intervention. The role of biostatistics in nutritional intervention is emerging day by day. It provides us with evidence-based contributions in clinical trials and nutritional intervention.
APPLICATIONS OF BIOSTATISTICS IN ASSESSING DIETARY PATTERNS
One method that shows assurance for comprehending the intricate connection between nutrition and health is dietary pattern analysis. Although there are many statistical techniques available, the majority of the research concentrates on traditional techniques such as reduced rank regression, fundamental component assessment, factor evaluation, clumping analysis, and dietary quality ratings. Whereas each statistical method for dietary pattern assessment has its characteristics and uses, there is a need for additional research to assess the performance of newly developed techniques in terms of validity, reproducibility, and capability to predict various outcomes. The research questions are the primary determinant of the best strategy to use. There is always room for new analytical techniques to be developed for the purpose of deriving dietary trends because this is a dynamic field.
BIOSTATISTICAL MODELS FOR PREDICTING NUTRITIONAL OUTCOMES
We are going to talk about dietary patterns analysis in this article on biostatistical models for predicting nutritional results. Some of the conventional techniques for identifying dietary trends are Dietary Quality Scores, Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Factor Analysis, Clustering Analysis, and Reduced Rank Regression. The Finite Mixture Model, Treelet Transform, and Data Mining are a few cutting-edge techniques that demand consideration. The available data and research topics determine the method to be used. These models seek to ascertain the body's nutritional needs and comprehend variations in those needs amongst organs and the body as a whole. They give the need for micronutrients a logical foundation. It also provides information on how to apply and utilize dietary pattern analysis. This progress is summarized in this abstract.
UNDERSTANDING STATISTICAL METHODS IN HUMAN NUTRITION RESEARCH
Applying robust statistical approaches is crucial in the field of human nutrition research in order to draw meaningful and trustworthy findings from complicated and varied data. In this review article on nutrition research, we will discuss new trends and statistical methods that have the potential to be revolutionary. This abstract gives a summary of this progress. Basic insights into the basic concept of the statistical method, Study design, and sampling techniques, Descriptive Statistics in Nutrition Research, Regression analysis in nutrition research, Survival analysis, longitudinal data analysis, Meta-analysis, and Systematic Review in Nutrition Research, Challenges and considerations in statistical analysis, and Emerging Trends and Advances in Statistical Research. These methods help us to customize dietary therapies based on full molecular understanding and predictive modeling and how we discovered evidence-based dietary guidelines and promoted precision nutrition programs.
ADVANCEMENT IN BIOSTATISTICS FOR HUMAN NUTRITION RESEARCH
Biostatistics plays a crucial role in human nutrition research by providing statistical methods and techniques to analyze and interpret data. The complex relationships between human health and diet have become much clearer to us because of the development of biostatistical tools. The study looks at how novel statistical techniques are used in nutritional epidemiology, such as Mendelian randomization, latent class analysis, Bayesian network analysis, and structural equation modeling. Using these techniques, researchers have been able to model complex relationships between diet, lifestyle, and cardiometabolic risk, identify hidden dietary patterns, assess the causal relationships between nutritional factors and disease outcomes, and clarify the pathways connecting dietary exposures to cardiovascular health. Nutrition researchers have acquired deeper insights into the molecular reasons behind the varied impacts of nutrition, the possibility for individualized dietary interventions to promote public health, and more by utilizing the capabilities of these biostatistical approaches.
ANALYZING NUTRITIONAL DATA: A STATISTICAL APPROACH
Data analysis is crucial in nutrition and dietetics research to understand community implications and implement effective health interventions. It uses techniques like statistical modeling, data mining, and machine learning algorithms to detect patterns and trends in data. Nutritional data can be classified into biomarker data, macro and micronutrient data, and dietary intake data. Methods for data analysis include descriptive statistics, inferential tests, and multivariate analysis techniques. However, methodological challenges like data quality, inconsistency, and validation remain. This review highlights the crucial importance of strong statistical approaches in improving the accuracy of dietary evaluations and guiding public health policy by combining recent research and case studies. Our results support the implementation of standardized procedures and the ongoing development of analytical instruments to raise the caliber and dependability of nutritional research.
VITAL ROLE OF BIOSTATISTICS IN HUMAN NUTRITION PROGRAMS
Biostatistics is the scientific application of statistical techniques to health-related studies in fields like medicine and nutrition. Since the turn of the 20th century, biostatistics has been an essential tool for improving health and reducing illness. It plays a crucial role in human nutrition programs by helping to navigate the complexity of large datasets. Biostatistics provides the foundation for data collection, analysis, and interpretation in nutrition research by utilizing a variety of statistical methods, such as examining food composition databases and examining dietary patterns. Its uses include data reduction strategies that support the development of questionnaires, the establishment of variables for hypothesis testing, and descriptive analysis. To organize studies, analyze data, and develop strategies for tackling research problems, biostatisticians are crucial.
MULTIFACETED CHALLENGES FACED BY THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR IN PAKISTAN
Pakistan having the largest irrigation system still dependent on other countries to meet its demand for food security mainly for the crop of wheat and fertilizers. This situation is growing day by day and now Pakistan has become one of the largest importers in the world. This study reveals the causes and reasons behind this grim situation which highlighted the issues of old and outdated constructed water channels, less technological and innovative techniques introduced in the agriculture sector with unequal distribution of natural resources. But countering these difficulties, this review suggests some measures to uplift the agriculture sector while minimizing the dependency on imports of Pakistan including a proper surveillance system for vulnerable land due to climate change, construction of dams for proper storage of water, and proper political will to implement the better policies regarding the improvement of the agriculture sector.
DOPING METHODS FOR ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS
For many years, the idea of electronic doping in organic materials was ambiguous. Early on in the search for high electrical conductivity organic substances, it attracted a lot of interest, which helped to set the groundwork for the groundbreaking research on pure organic semiconductors (OSCs) and their ultimate wide range of uses. Despite this, development and widespread use of dopants have gone hand in hand with current advancements in organic electronics. An overview of significant developments in organic semiconductors doping and its applications is discussed here. This article begins by reviewing pertinent literature and talking about established mechanisms and processes involved in doping organic semiconductors. At last concluding the article, how doping can improve the performance of different types of organic electronics
USE OF AI TECHNOLOGIES FOR AGRICULTURE SUSTAINABILITY
A major challenge is producing enough food to meet both the growing demand for food and the security of the ecosystem. The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) models is becoming more and more necessary to accomplish sustainable agriculture. Researchers have put forth numerous models for various agricultural activities, including forecasting, managing resources, and weed control, advanced crop care, and so forth, as a result of the ongoing advancement of AI in agriculture. This paper gives a thorough analysis of AI models used in agricultural applications. It also examines the use of AI models to specify sustainable goals. This article explores the challenges and opportunities for utilizing AI to develop the next generation of sustainable agriculture through this thorough review.
AI SOLUTIONS FOR ENSURING SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURITY
Concerning the effects of climate change, depletion of resources, and population growth, new approaches are needed to ensure sustainable food security. AI is emerging as a revolutionary technology in several industries, including agriculture. Its effect on the food chain raises the possibility of drastic modifications. To bridge technology, humans, and the environment and move toward sustainable food systems, designers must consider the impact of AI. By enhancing transparency and traceability, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in food supply chains (FSC) can effectively tackle the distinct obstacles associated with food safety, quality, and waste. Machine learning, robotics, remote sensing, and data analytics are just a few of the AI-powered technologies being used to improve agricultural productivity, maximize resource use, and lessen environmental effects. AI-driven methods are also making it easier to develop smart food supply chains, personalized nutrition plans, and precision agriculture, increasing food availability, affordability, and nutritional value.
METHODS TO INCREASE ZINC CONTENTS IN WHEAT GRAIN
Wheat, a staple food source around the world, contributes significantly to the nutritional intake of a large population, particularly in developing nations. This article explores the critical role of zinc in wheat and its implications for human health. While wheat constitutes a substantial portion of global caloric and protein consumption, its zinc content often falls short of recommended levels. Zinc is a crucial micronutrient for the growth and development of people, animals, and plants. The article explores the quantities of Zn in wheat grain on regional basis and the significance of zinc in various biological processes, such as immunity, DNA and RNA synthesis, phagocytosis, and its role in cell differentiation and defence against viral infections. Additionally, the article highlights the results of zinc deficiency on human health, ranging from impaired growth and immune function to more serious conditions like acrodermatitis enteropathica (AE). Finally, addressing techniques like bio-fortification Zn in wheat, Application Zinc fertilizers and transgenic mechanism that are used to increase grain zinc content meet daily recommended levels and to ensure a healthier, more nutritionally balanced diet.
This comprehensive review delves into the significance of phenolic compounds in wheat grains and their potential impact on human health. The exploration encompasses the types of phenolic compounds present, their distribution within the wheat grain, and the factors influencing their concentrations. Emphasis is placed on the antioxidant properties of phenolic compounds and their categorization into phenolic acids, flavonoids, stilbenes, coumarins, lignans, and tannins. Further, the review classifies phenolic compounds into flavonoids and non-flavonoids, unraveling their diverse forms and distributions within wheat grains. Noteworthy attention is given to the bio-accessibility of ferulic acid, a predominant phenolic compound in wheat, and its potential health benefits. The potential of wheat bread enrichment with non-cereal sources of phenolic antioxidants is explored, presenting a promising avenue for developing functional foods. The health benefits of phenolic compounds, including their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-carcinogenic properties, are discussed. The review concludes with an emphasis on the rich phenolic content of wheat grains and their potential health benefits. The potential disadvantages, including carcinogenic, estrogenic, and cytotoxic activities associated with certain phenolic compounds, are acknowledged, urging caution in their consumption.
The water-soluble vitamins comprise vitamin C and various constituents of the vitamin B group, namely thiamin (vitamin B1), riboflavin (vitamin B2), niacin, vitamin B6, pantothenic acid, biotin, folate, and vitamin B12. These vitamins play a wide range of biochemical and physiological roles and are widely present in natural food sources. Their diverse functions distinguish them from fats, carbohydrates, and proteins in terms of nutritional variety and importance in human health. Wheat contains various B vitamins, such as thiamine, riboflavin, pyridoxine, niacin, pantothenic acid, biotin, and folates. Reduction in the daily intake of B vitamins like thiamine, riboflavin, and pyridoxine could potentially be linked to a decrease in the consumption of whole wheat bread and an increase in the intake of refined products. Wheat germ and wheat bran stand out as significant sources of dietary fiber, contributing to the prevention and management of specific digestive disorders. This review explores the extensive Vitamin B profile within wheat grain, emphasizing its nutritional richness and multifaceted health benefits. Acknowledging the diverse range of Vitamin B content in wheat underscores its essential contribution to health promotion, underscoring its importance in dietary choices for overall well-being.
USE OF VARIOUS PLANT PRODUCTS IN COSMETICS
This study explores the integration of plant-based substances (natural products), particularly herbal extracts, in cosmetic formulations to address dermatological concerns and enhance overall skin health without adverse effects. Herbal cosmetics, characterized by the incorporation of recognized cosmetic components and herbal compounds, are gaining popularity due to their perceived lack of adverse effects. Focusing on key plant extracts like Rosemary, Neem, Grapefruit, Soy, Polyphenols, Aloe Vera, Turmeric, Lemon, Shea Butter, Lavender, and Cinnamon, the research examines their nutritional profiles and specific benefits in skincare. According to some studies, the most often investigated chemicals related with rosemary are carnosic acid (30%), ursolic acid (6%), rosmarinic acid (12%), and volatile essential oil (27%). These natural ingredients exhibit anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antioxidant, and anti-aging properties, making them valuable additions to various cosmetic products. The study emphasizes the growing interest in herbal cosmetics, driven by the desire for effective and safe skincare solutions. The findings contribute to the scientific understanding of the role of plant-based ingredients in the formulation of cosmetic products
This article explores the nutritional insights of fiber content in wheat grain. Wheat, a global staple food, contains soluble and insoluble dietary fiber components. The fiber content varies based on factors like variety and growing conditions. Despite being a rich source of protein and essential nutrients, high fiber intake may have disadvantages, including digestive discomfort. The analysis emphasizes the importance of dietary fiber in wheat grains, impacting functional properties and contributing to healthful diets. Numerous studies and references support these findings, underscoring the significance of understanding wheat grain composition for overall health.
This review article explores the nutritional aspects of fats, with a particular emphasis on their impact on human health. It delves into the distinction between "bad fats" such as cholesterol, saturated fats, and trans unsaturated fats, and "good fats" like polyunsaturated fatty acids, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and monounsaturated fatty acids. The research extends to examining the lipid composition of wheat, specifically focusing on non-polar lipids and polar lipids. The presence of fatty acids, sterols, and terpenes, including their potential health benefits, is thoroughly investigated. The study also addresses concerns about the changing varieties of rice and discusses the lack of scientific evidence supporting claims that wheat consumption leads to various health issues. Finally, the study concludes that, based on scientific information, consuming whole grains, including wheat, is generally safe and healthy for most individuals.
This paper explores the role of magnesium in wheat and its impact on health. Magnesium is linked to reduced risks of diseases like diabetes and depression. Stress affects magnesium levels, and the study emphasizes supplementation. It discusses cereal composition and milling processes, showing how they impact magnesium content. Insights from multiple studies connect magnesium in whole grains to improved insulin sensitivity and heart health. Low magnesium levels are linked to issues like stroke and high blood pressure. The research found that refined white flours contain about 17% soluble magnesium. Using specific wheat types, like Moma wheat, could produce more magnesium-rich products. Studies affirm that magnesium is crucial for bodily functions, including muscle contraction and heart health. Overall, it suggests prioritizing magnesium-rich diets to prevent health problems from magnesium deficiency.
Wheat, an indispensable global staple food, boasts a diverse nutrient profile pivotal for human health. Its richness in carbohydrates, proteins, dietary fiber and vital vitamins, such as A, B complex, E, and K renders it a cornerstone in addressing nutritional deficiencies and supporting optimal bodily functions. The loss of B vitamins during milling and the intricate metabolism of fat-soluble vitamins underscore the significance of wheat in nourishing diets. Influenced by cultivation and processing, wheat's vitamin content serves as a target for strategies like bio-fortification to combat global under nourishment. As a significant calorie source, wheat offers not only energy but also essential nutrients and fiber, essential for a balanced diet. The intake of wheat fiber shows promises in potentially reducing colorectal cancer risk by positively impacting gut health. Moreover, the vitamins present in wheat contribute extensively by supporting bodily functions, acting as antioxidants, regulating genes, and aiding in disease prevention. In essence, the nutritional richness of wheat plays a critical role in enhancing overall health and mitigating disease risks. This comprehensive review provides an in-depth analysis of wheat's nutritional contributions and health benefits, encompassing a detailed examination of the nutritional composition of wheat grain to facilitate a better understanding. The emphasis is placed on elucidating the trace amounts of vitamins essential in wheat, delineating the precise quantities and types of vitamins attainable from wheat consumption