Journal of Nutrition & Food Sciences
Open Access

Department of Farm Machinery and Power, University of Agriculture and Technology, Faisalabad. 38000, Pakistan

Biography

I amMuhammad Tuseef Asghar is a sharp thinker and effective communicator with a lifelong interest in manufacturing and economic issues, such as enhanced physical and nutritional qualities, minimal processing time, low energy cost and low operating cost of food processing.
Working with students and people from farming backgrounds gave me a new understanding of the barriers people face in education and made me passionate about helping children and poor farmers to overcome the odds.
WYC will benefit from a young, yet experienced person with the skills and desire to pioneer new solutions to modern problems.

Publications

• Review Article   
  A Review of Nutritional Facts, Production, Availability and Future Aspects of Coconut Palm Sugar
  Author(s): Muhammad Tuseef Asghar, Muhammad Tuseef Asghar, Yus Aniza Yusof, Yus Aniza Yusof*, Mohd Noriznan Mokhtar, Mohammad Effendy Yaacob, Hasanah Mohd Ghazali and Lee Sin Chang
  
  Coconut palm (Cocos Nucifera L.) sugar with its low GI value and micro and macro nutrition contents is focused in developed countries as a natural alternative to unhealthy cane sugar and more beneficial for farmers as compared with copra production and cane sugar production. Coconut palm sugar (CPS) is available in the forms of syrup, blocks and granular sugar. Granular CPS can be a better substitute for regular sugar as it would be convenient and healthy to use. CPS is important therapeutically as it is an antioxidant, antidiabetic, renal treatment, menstrual disorder treatment, and treatment for deficiencies of hemoglobin and vitamins. CPS production is less than demand due to lack of advanced production technologies. Coconut sap contains 12-15% sugar and very susceptible to spontaneous fermentation and converted to alcohol. It is necessary to utilize or process the sap as soon as p.. View More»
  DOI: 10.35248/2155-9600.21.11.1000793

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