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Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
APAC Healthy Ageing Summit Singapore Thursday 11th July 2019
Foods for Healthy Ageing -Societal Challenge and Market Opportunity
Overview of talk
bull The challenge around foods for healthy ageing
bull How can we help
bull Issues with current eating patterns
bull Lessons learnt from CSIRO research
bull Market opportunities to create a competitive edge
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program2 |
What is the 2050 challenge
3 |
M A L N U T R I T I O N amp
N O N -CO M M U N I C A B L E
D I S EA S E
4 6 M O R E P ROT E I N
F O O D S EC U R I T Y SA F E T Y amp
EQ U I T Y
1 0 B I L L I O N P EO P L E
amp BY 2 0 5 0gt 2 2
W I L L B E 6 5 + Y EA RS
C H A N G I N G M A R K E T S amp I N D U ST R I ES
C L I M AT E C H A N G E
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Willet et al Food in the Anthropocene the EATndashLancet Commission on healthy diets from sustainable food systems LANCET 2019 393447-92Hajkowicz et al Our Future World Global megatrends that will change the way we live The 2012 Revision CSIRO Australia
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How can we help
4 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
CSIROrsquoS research on diet amp lifestyle strategies for managing body weight and associated non-communicable disease
5 |
Translation of scientific knowledge into educational resources for health professionals and the public
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How is Australia doing it
6 |
Hendrie et al Overconsumption of Energy and Excessive Discretionary Food Intake Inflates Dietary Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia Nutrients 2016 Oct 318(11) Hendrie et l 2016 CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Overview of talk
bull The challenge around foods for healthy ageing
bull How can we help
bull Issues with current eating patterns
bull Lessons learnt from CSIRO research
bull Market opportunities to create a competitive edge
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program2 |
What is the 2050 challenge
3 |
M A L N U T R I T I O N amp
N O N -CO M M U N I C A B L E
D I S EA S E
4 6 M O R E P ROT E I N
F O O D S EC U R I T Y SA F E T Y amp
EQ U I T Y
1 0 B I L L I O N P EO P L E
amp BY 2 0 5 0gt 2 2
W I L L B E 6 5 + Y EA RS
C H A N G I N G M A R K E T S amp I N D U ST R I ES
C L I M AT E C H A N G E
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Willet et al Food in the Anthropocene the EATndashLancet Commission on healthy diets from sustainable food systems LANCET 2019 393447-92Hajkowicz et al Our Future World Global megatrends that will change the way we live The 2012 Revision CSIRO Australia
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How can we help
4 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
CSIROrsquoS research on diet amp lifestyle strategies for managing body weight and associated non-communicable disease
5 |
Translation of scientific knowledge into educational resources for health professionals and the public
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How is Australia doing it
6 |
Hendrie et al Overconsumption of Energy and Excessive Discretionary Food Intake Inflates Dietary Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia Nutrients 2016 Oct 318(11) Hendrie et l 2016 CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
What is the 2050 challenge
3 |
M A L N U T R I T I O N amp
N O N -CO M M U N I C A B L E
D I S EA S E
4 6 M O R E P ROT E I N
F O O D S EC U R I T Y SA F E T Y amp
EQ U I T Y
1 0 B I L L I O N P EO P L E
amp BY 2 0 5 0gt 2 2
W I L L B E 6 5 + Y EA RS
C H A N G I N G M A R K E T S amp I N D U ST R I ES
C L I M AT E C H A N G E
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Willet et al Food in the Anthropocene the EATndashLancet Commission on healthy diets from sustainable food systems LANCET 2019 393447-92Hajkowicz et al Our Future World Global megatrends that will change the way we live The 2012 Revision CSIRO Australia
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How can we help
4 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
CSIROrsquoS research on diet amp lifestyle strategies for managing body weight and associated non-communicable disease
5 |
Translation of scientific knowledge into educational resources for health professionals and the public
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How is Australia doing it
6 |
Hendrie et al Overconsumption of Energy and Excessive Discretionary Food Intake Inflates Dietary Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia Nutrients 2016 Oct 318(11) Hendrie et l 2016 CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
How can we help
4 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
CSIROrsquoS research on diet amp lifestyle strategies for managing body weight and associated non-communicable disease
5 |
Translation of scientific knowledge into educational resources for health professionals and the public
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How is Australia doing it
6 |
Hendrie et al Overconsumption of Energy and Excessive Discretionary Food Intake Inflates Dietary Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia Nutrients 2016 Oct 318(11) Hendrie et l 2016 CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
CSIROrsquoS research on diet amp lifestyle strategies for managing body weight and associated non-communicable disease
5 |
Translation of scientific knowledge into educational resources for health professionals and the public
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
How is Australia doing it
6 |
Hendrie et al Overconsumption of Energy and Excessive Discretionary Food Intake Inflates Dietary Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia Nutrients 2016 Oct 318(11) Hendrie et l 2016 CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
How is Australia doing it
6 |
Hendrie et al Overconsumption of Energy and Excessive Discretionary Food Intake Inflates Dietary Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Australia Nutrients 2016 Oct 318(11) Hendrie et l 2016 CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Older women (aged 51-70 years) scored higher for discretionary
foods than men
1 contributor to discretionary food intake was alcohol intake amp
older adults regardless of gender consumed more than the young
Older women scored higher for meat and alternatives
For vegetable intake women scored 11 points or more higher than
men across all age groups
How are older Australians doing it
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program7 |
Hendrie G Baird D Golley S Noakes M (2016) CSIRO Healthy Diet Score 2016httpsmytotalwellbeingdietcomhealthy-diet-score
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
A focus on protein intake ndash Australianrsquos are consuming the wrong sources
8 |
Opportunities
bull Reduce indulgence foods
bull Create healthier meats cereals and grain based food
bull Fortify some core foods with protein
bull More plant based proteins
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New Concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Whatrsquos the dream
9 |
Healthy Sustainable Diverse Food Supply
For All
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Food is culturally defined
bull What is considered a food in culture A is not considered a food in Culture B
10 |
In Western culturesbull conveniencebull social interactionsbull reward of positive behaviours celebratingbull suppressing negative emotionsbull habitsbull availabilitybull economicsbull losing weight being skinny
In traditional AsianMediterranean culturesbull giving life purposebull being outdoors amp staying activebull connecting with family amp friendsbull religionbull ritualbull connection to earth bull spirituality
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Lessons from longevity hotspots
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program11 |
‒ Eating patterns vary
‒ No lsquoone size fits allrsquo regarding effective strategies for management of health and wellbeing
‒ Eat mindfully amp enjoy
‒ Remain active (physically amp socially)
‒ There is a need for personalized solutions variety of vegetables amp fruit wholegrains amp cereals healthy fats mixed source of high-quality protein
particularly gt plant- amp fish based herbs amp spices for flavour
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Global dietary guidelines may not be optimal for protein
12 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Protein intakes need to be personalised
bull age
bull gender
bull actual body weight
bull physical activity
bull health statusmedications
bull energy needs (different for weight maintenance weight loss or weight gain)
Situation Females 19 to gt70 years [71 kg] Male 19 to gt70 years [86 kg]
RDI[08 gproteinday]
46 - 57 gproteinday 64 gproteinday
Weight loss or gain[11-16 gkgday]
85-114 gproteinday 103-138 gproteinday
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Who benefits most from gt08 g of protein kgday
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
OverweightObese to reduce weight optimise body composition maintain strengthfunction amp reduce disease
Ageing Adults any adult aged gt30 years to slow age related muscle loss or following a period of hospitalisation
VegetariansVegans to ensure they consume a enough protein and a complete array of amino acids from plant based foods
13 |
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Protein is important for managing obesity
14 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
bull 30 calorie restricted diets followed for gt 1 yr bull ~14 g of Protein kgd vs ~1 g of Proteinkgd
bull 044 kg gt reduction in fat massbull FFM preservedbull 017 mmolL gt reduction in triglyceridesbull 022 mUL gt reduction in fasting insulinbull = improvements in lipids blood pressure glucose control inflammation
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Protein protects against unintentional weight loss frailty amp dementia
Unintentional weight loss increases with age
Weight change gt5 per year increases disease amp mortality risk
Muscle mass decreases and central and visceral adiposity increase from ~
30-40 years (even if weight stable) Fat infiltrates organs including muscle
21 year old female
63 year old female
15 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Arjuna et al Nutrients 2016Body weight of South Australian Nursing home residents
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
A focus on protein for adults aged ~60 plus years
16 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
~1-14 gkg of BW day for healthy ~12-16 gkg BWday for pre-frailfrail ~08 gkg BWday for those with GFR lt 30
mlmin
Distribution 25-40 gmeal Mixed source high quality protein for complete
amino acid profile amp other specific nutrients
Increased Protein Found to Prevent Preserve muscle protein synthesis after hospitalisation Increase lean mass particularly when combined with
resistance exercise Improve some aspects of physical function (ie namely
grip and gait speed) amp quality of life
Key Recommendations
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Current protein intakes by Australians
17 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Noakes M (2018) Protein Balance New concepts for Protein in Weight Management CSIRO Australia
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
bull Sustainable ethical affordable
bull Appetising culturally diverse
bull Nutrient-dense Increase variety plant- or flexitarian-protein foods
bull Protein + resistant starchprebiotic + healthy fatty acids will be key
bull Portion sizes customised for different life stages
beverages meals amp snack options
bull Provide array of other nutrients vitamins minerals trace elements
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
The need for sustainable alternative diverse protein sources represent a huge opportunity for food industry amp food service
18 |
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Case study 1 Lessons from Australian age care food service provider
19 |
Arjuna T et al 2018360-73
Can fortifying lunch time meals provided to elderly help maintain function amp quality of life
Study design
Partially randomised 12 week trial
3 to 5 lunch meals per week
lsquoStandard lunchrsquo (STD) or
lsquoEnergy + protein enriched lunchrsquo (HEHP each component fortified high fat amp protein ingredients ie Beneprotein skim milk powder cream cheese)
lsquoCONTROLrsquo ndash education only
Participants
41 nutritionally at risk enrolled (screened 114)
29 41 completed all assessments
bull (70 starters 25 referrals)
bull HEHP = 12 STD =7 C = 10
bull Withdrew meals transitioning to nursing home poor
health unspecified
Findings
At lunch HEHP cf STD uarr energy intake by ~2MJd (P=0002)
uarr protein intake by ~ 19gd (P=001) uarr MNA score
(P=001)
Energy amp protein intakes at breakfast amp mid-meals remain
suboptimal
No differences on physical function quality of life or hospital
admissions between groups
Conclusion
While fortifying single meals can assist aged care food services to maintain the function amp quality of life of frail older adults what could be achieved if - smaller nutrient dense options at every meal snack and
beverage- other nutrients which elderly are deficient in were also
added
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program20 |
Key FindingsFor pre-frail older adults a program of twice daily whey or rice protein supplements had equal effects on
strength physical function
times whey supplement associated with gt gut symptomstimes tasteamp texture of rice protein needs improvement
Suggests the quality of protein may not be as critical for maintaining physical function as long as a sufficient amount (ge 12 gday) is consumed but
Product development need to improve tastetexture of plant-based protein supplements
Case Study 2 Lessons from a protein supplement study in elderlyCan providing protein supplements as mid meal snacks help maintain function amp quality of life amp does the source of protein matter
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Case Study 3 Lessons from creating value from food loss
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program21 |
Effective as a supplement for vegetable intake
Fresh vegetables2 servesd
~11 mg carotenoidsd
Carrot powder2 servesd
5 mg carotenoidsd
Product development needed to increase market acceptability
VS
INTERVENTION4 weeks 42 healthy adults RESULTS CONCLUSIONS IMPACT
Increase in plasma carotenoids similar
Participants preferred fresh vegetables
darr consumer acceptance
Castro M et al Journal of Functional Foods 60 (2019) 103421
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Future opportunity novel nutrient supplements from other food wastes
22 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Future opportunity V2 Foods ndash plant-based meat
23 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
GPDietitian and patient relationship ndash Education on when amp how to correct nutritional excesses amp deficiencies is required
24 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
What gives products a commercial edge
25 |
Outback Harvest- develop gluten-free foods made from Australian-grown teff (an ancient Ethiopian grain)
Clextral Pacific - developed a world first transformative technology that could develop brand new food products with improved functionality using far less energy than currently needed
Community Chef ndash developing meal solutions to support the long term food security and nutritional well-being of those most vulnerable in the community
JBS Australia - showed that spray chilling reduced chilling shrink loss hence improving saleable meat yield without any loss of storage life compared with non-spray chilled sides
Clover-NuMega Ingredients -developing a technology that encloses microscopic droplets of fish oil in a food grade material MicroMAXreg masks the fishy flavour and extends the shelf life of omega-3 oils so it can be added to a range of beverages and foods
Preshafood ndash use very high pressures instead of heat to kill yeasts moulds and bacteria in their range of premium fruit juices seasonal fruit blends smoothies and vegetable juices
RampD - CSIRO amp Food Innovation Australia Ltd Success Stories
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
What gives products a commercial edgeCSIRO assists navigate food regulations for health
bull Support the health claim regulatory system
bull Systematic literature reviews amp meta-analyses
bull Health Claim dossiers complying with regulations
bull Advice on nutrition and health messages complying to regulations
bull Scoping product concepts to carry nutrition or health claims
bull Analysing population survey data ndash identify areas of need justify target markets
26 | Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program
For more information httpswwwcsiroauenResearchHealthHealthier-safer-foods
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna
Contact DetailsDr Natalie Luscombe-MarshSenior Research Scientist CSIROamp Affiliate adjunct lecturer The University of AdelaideT +61 08 83050605E natalieluscombe-marshcsiroau
Thankyou
Dr Natalie Luscombe-Marsh Senior Research Scientist CSIRO Nutrition amp Health Program27 |
AcknowledgmentsNutrition and Health ProgramDr Welma StonehouseMaria CastroDr Grant BrinkworthDr Pennie TaylorDr Lynne CobiacDr Beverly MulhauslerDr Jane BowenDr Gilly HendrieDr Malcolm RileyDanielle BairdAg amp Food ProgramDr Maryann AugustinDr Luz SanguansriAdelaide UniversityDr Renuka VisvanathanDr Agathe Daria JadzackDr Tony Arjuna