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    The byproduct of ATP production is lactic acid. The lactic acid curdles the milk that then separates to form curds, which are used to produce cheese and whey. But curdling the milk is not the bacterium's only role in cheese production. The lactic acid produced by the bacterium lowers the pH of the product and preserves it from the growth by unwanted bacteria and…

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    Anaxagoras’s views, was Aristotle. When Aristotle said that, “When someone said that nous is present – in nature, just as animals – as the cause of the kosmos and of all its order, he appeared as a sober man among the random chatterers who preceded him.” (Curd 107), I believe he was talking about Anaxagoras. It’s to my understanding that the other philosophers who came before Anaxagoras all had similar point of views on the matter of the kosmos. Anaxagoras, on the other hand, who was not only a…

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    Does Acidity cause Back Pain or does Back Pain cause Acidity? "Doctor, does back pain cause acidity?" This is a question I encounter every day in my out-patient department (OPD). Before getting into the causes of back pain, let me explain the normal physiology of our body. To have a healthy pain-free body, the internal milieu of the body should have an alkaline pH that is more than 7.4. Our body is naturally designed with many organs or surfaces generating alkali - like the salivary glands…

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    pasteurized milk, cottage cheese, ricotta cheese, cream cheese, and part-skim mozzarella cheese are allowed.) Fermented condiments and other foods Miso soup Pickles Sauces: Fish sauce Shoyu Soy sauce Tamari Teriyaki sauce Soybean products: Natto Soybean curd (tofu) Tempeh Yeast extracts Beverages Korean beer The items listed above may not be a complete list of foods and beverages to avoid. Contact your dietitian for more information. What foods are not recommended? You should limit alcohol and…

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    they didn’t have very much money. Her stepfather told her mother that Lakshmi would have to work in the city as a maid. “There will be one less mouth to feed here, and I will send my wages home.”...”If I go you will have enough money for the rice and curds, milk and sugar. Enough for a coat for the baby, a sweater for you.” (Page 49,). Lakshmi is being optimistic in this situation, but she is being so optimistic that she is unaware of the danger that lurks ahead of her. Lakshmi thinks she will…

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    personnel would have much more elegant meals such as; shellfish also featured in theatre food and included crab, oysters, mussels and cockles, various types of nuts (hazelnuts were especially popular), milk with cream was used as an Elizabethan beverage, curds, whey, butter, cheese, eggs, ready cooked meats, pies, and pastries. The commerce of these foods creates a rather advantageous opportunity for merchants to vend much of their stock, creating a market day atmosphere. Consequently, many of…

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    When Lactococcus is added to the pasteurization milk, lactic acid will curdle the milk. Then it will be separated to form curds, which are used to produce cheese. According to Todar (2008), the basic steps for making cheese are acidification, coagulation, dehydration, and salting. The acidic flavor of unripen cheese are produced by lactic acid which is the byproduct of ATP…

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    or pasteurized, sweet or sour, whole, skimmed, or with cream added.” (par. 1). Microbiology and Chemistry play a big role in the production of cheese. There are three steps. Those steps are curdling, curd processing, and ripening. Curdling means to cause the cheese to separate into lumps or parts. Curd processing goes along with the curdling. It is the whole process it takes. Ripening is what makes determines the different features of cheese. Cheese comes in several different sizes, flavors,…

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    before then examining the appropriate categorization of “creationism science”. Science, pseudo-science and non-science do have there own characteristics. Sciences’ goal is to discover what our universe beholds and define why it is and how it is (Curd and Cover, 1998). One of science’s most substantial characteristics is the formation of theories. Scientists mostly use a general theory to explain their observations and experiments rather than simply recording the results. Such fields as…

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    for this is having ½ cup of cooked legumes, this is found in hummus or lentil soup which should be taken at least twice a week with a daily dose of nuts in small servings such as 1 Tbsp. For dairy intake use food such as cultured milk, yogurt, and curd cheese such as ricotta. These foods contain beneficial bacteria which cause digestion to improve, these should be put in one to three servings daily, an example 1 cup of milk or yogurt or 1 oz. of cheese. With the grain intake whole grain bread…

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