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NUS researchers upcycle pineapple leaves into low-cost fat trappers

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The National University of Singapore has developed a method to use these cheap and abundant fibres to absorb fat. These upcycled, fat-absorbing pineapple leaf fibres could take the form of capsules or crackers. Utilising this part of the fruit also helps to reduce agricultural waste.

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NUS researchers upcycle pineapple leaves into low-cost fat trappers

SINGAPORE: Pineapple leaf fibres could hold the key to cheaper weight-loss supplements with the added benefit of being greener and more sustainable for the environment. The National University of Singapore (NUS) on Tuesday (May 17) said that its researcher

2 years ago·Singapore

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Researchers upcycle pineapple leaves into low-cost fat trappers

Imagine swallowing a capsule or munching a cracker made from pineapple leaf fibers to lose weight at a fraction of the cost of fat burners currently available in the market. A multidisciplinary team of researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) has come up with an innovative way to upcycle pineapple leaves for fat absorption, a world first.

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NUS Researchers Upcycle Pineapple Leaves Into Low-Cost Fat Trappers

A team of researchers from the National University of Singapore has created low-cost fat-trapping capsules and crackers using pineapple leaf fibres. These capsu

2 years ago·Charlottesville, United States

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NUS researchers upcycle pineapple leaves into low-cost fat trappers

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Researchers upcycle pineapple leaves into low-cost fat trappers

Researchers upcycle pineapple leaves into low-cost fat trappers

NUS Researchers Upcycle Pineapple Leaves Into Low-Cost Fat Trappers

NUS Researchers Upcycle Pineapple Leaves Into Low-Cost Fat Trappers

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