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Wild Blueberries & Health Research Update WBPANS November 18, 2016 Fruits, Vegetables and Human Health Research Publications From To Publications per Year Plant Foods 1980 1990 0.4 & Human Health 1991 2000 12 2001 2006 68


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Wild Blueberries & Health

Research Update

WBPANS

November 18, 2016

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Fruits, Vegetables and Human Health

Research Publications

From To Publications per Year 1980 1990 0.4 1991 2000 12 2001 2006 68 2007 2012 176 2013 2016 > 558

Plant Foods & Human Health

Berries and especially blueberries lead a major trend in food & health research

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Blueberry Health and Nutrition Research

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Discussion Topics: A Consumer Focused Plan

  • Topline Research Learnings
  • Key Change in Thinking
  • Marketing Objectives & Strategies
  • Target Audience Focus
  • Topline Messaging Strategy
  • Creative Expression of New Campaign
  • Building The Fully Integrated Plan
  • Influencer Efforts (PR & Social)
  • Key Trade Initiatives
  • Online Focus
  • 2014 Budget Overview, 2013 Remaining
  • 2014 Activity Summary Calendar

Early Blueberry Health Research Blueberry Antioxidants Fight Oxidative Stress

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Free Radical Theory of Aging

OXIDATIVE STRESS

  • Oxidative damage to DNA, lipids,

protein molecules in the body

  • Damage to biomolecules leads to

stress, disease, aging

  • Important Balance in the Body:
  • Oxidative Stress vs Antioxidant Protection
  • Blueberries have a high antioxidant

capacity

OXIDATIVE STRESS, ANTIOXIDANT PROTECTION HEALTH & DISEASE

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Wild Blueberries & Antioxidant Capacity

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Test tubes

in vitro e.g. ORAC

Populations

Epidemiological

Animals

in vivo

Human trials

Clinical

Evidence for Health Benefits How is it gathered?

Complementary & mechanistic evidence Strong Evidence Evidence from a living system Strong Evidence

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BERRIES

Blueberries

Anthocyanins HUMAN HEALTH Anthocyanins are Flavonoids

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  • Population (epidemiological) studies score anthocyanin

intake based only on strawberry and blueberry intake.

  • The world’s strawberry production is 12-times greater

than its blueberry production.

  • Blueberries contain > 20-times more anthocyanin than

strawberries.

Where do we get our dietary anthocyanins?

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Discussion Topics: A Consumer Focused Plan

  • Topline Research Learnings
  • Key Change in Thinking
  • Marketing Objectives & Strategies
  • Target Audience Focus
  • Topline Messaging Strategy
  • Creative Expression of New Campaign
  • Building The Fully Integrated Plan
  • Influencer Efforts (PR & Social)
  • Key Trade Initiatives
  • Online Focus
  • 2014 Budget Overview, 2013 Remaining
  • 2014 Activity Summary Calendar

Blueberries

  • r

Anthocyanins

Population studies

  • r

Animal studies

  • r

Clinical studies

  • r

in vitro studies

Evidence in this review… and

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Brain Protection by Blueberries and Anthocyanins

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Journal of Gerontology 11 (3): 298–300.

In cognitive and Motor Tests Blueberries protect rats from brain aging Blueberries reverse the effects of brain aging

1999

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Anthocyanins and Brain Function during Aging Population Studies

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Selected animal studies reporting neuroprotection by blueberries

SEARCH: blueberr* AND brain = 79 publications

  • Blueberry diets Increased success of neural grafts (Bickford et al.

2006)

  • Blueberries protect against oxidative stress-induced learning

impairment (Duffy et al, 2008)

  • Blueberries increased success of neural grafts (McGuire et al.

2007)

  • Blueberry supplementation attenuates microglial activation in

intraocular hippocampal grafts to aged hosts (Willis et al. 2010)

  • Blueberry diets reduced incidence of experimental autoimmune

encephalomyelitis (Xin et al. 2012)

  • Blueberry diets protect the hippocampus after 56Fe irradiation

(Shukitt-Hale et al. 2013) Blueberries fight stresses: Traumatic, oxidative, inflammatory, disease

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Journal of Gerontology 11 (3): 298–300.

2010 Apr 14;58(7):3996-4000

* *

Verbal Paired Associate Learning Test

* p<0.05

California Verbal Learning Test

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Clinical Study With Children

European Journal of Nutrition, 2016

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Discussion Topics: A Consumer Focused Plan

  • Topline Research Learnings
  • Key Change in Thinking
  • Marketing Objectives & Strategies
  • Target Audience Focus
  • Topline Messaging Strategy
  • Creative Expression of New Campaign
  • Building The Fully Integrated Plan
  • Influencer Efforts (PR & Social)
  • Key Trade Initiatives
  • Online Focus
  • 2014 Budget Overview, 2013 Remaining
  • 2014 Activity Summary Calendar

Cardiovascular Protection Anti-Diabetes Protection

Protection against Metabolic Syndrome

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Markers of Metabolic Syndrome

  • Abdominal obesity
  • Elevated plasma lipids
  • Elevated blood pressure
  • Elevated insulin resistance
  • Elevated blood coagulation

factors

  • Elevated plasma markers of

inflammation

Metabolic Syndrome

Cardiovascular Disease

High risk for Type 2 Diabetes High risk for Cardiovascular Disease

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Blood vessels: More than just plumbing

Vascular Endothelium, Vascular Smooth Muscle

Vascular dysfunction due to hypertension, atherosclerosis and inflammation

  • Control of blood pressure
  • Control of blood glucose
  • Control of “other deliveries”
  • Control of blood clotting
  • Extensive ‘cross talk’ with blood and vessel wall
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Anthocyanins Benefit Human Heart Health Population Studies

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Human Clinical Research Target Population = Post-menopausal Women

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Journal of Gerontology 11 (3): 298–300. N=66; Age~50 yr; BMI~38; 8 week

First published online July 21, 2010; doi:10.3945/jn.110.124701

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21 young healthy men; wild BB powder drink

Acute Effects of Blueberry Intake on Blood Flow in Humans

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Journal of Gerontology 11 (3): 298–300.

William T. Cefalu, M.D. Botanical Research Center Pennington Biomedical Research Center Louisiana State University System

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Effect of Dose on Blood Total Cholesterol 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 1% 2% 4% Dose ACN (mg C3GE/g feed) 2.20 2.25 2.30 2.35 2.40 2.45 2.50 Total Cholesterol (mmol/L)

Blueberries lower pig plasma cholesterol

BB Anthocyanins

11.7% Blueberry Dose P=0.004

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P<0.05

*

*

800 1200 1600 Control Blueberry

WBC/mm2

Blueberry Diet

50μm 50μm

Histological marker of Inflammation

Control Diet

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Inflammatory mediators Low fat Diet High fat diet High fat diet + BB

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Blueberries and Vision

Human clinical study Animal study Population studies are underway

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Discussion Topics: A Consumer Focused Plan

  • Topline Research Learnings
  • Key Change in Thinking
  • Marketing Objectives & Strategies
  • Target Audience Focus
  • Topline Messaging Strategy
  • Creative Expression of New Campaign
  • Building The Fully Integrated Plan
  • Influencer Efforts (PR & Social)
  • Key Trade Initiatives
  • Online Focus
  • 2014 Budget Overview, 2013 Remaining
  • 2014 Activity Summary Calendar

Blueberry Anthocyanins are Absorbed and Metabolized by the Body

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Anthocyanins in the Body Recent Findings

Food Anthocyanins Anthocyanin products & metabolites in the body

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  • Our body retains

anthocyanin metabolites

  • Anthocyanins are

found in body tissues

  • Anthocyanin

metabolites can enter the brain

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Discussion Topics: A Consumer Focused Plan

  • Topline Research Learnings
  • Key Change in Thinking
  • Marketing Objectives & Strategies
  • Target Audience Focus
  • Topline Messaging Strategy
  • Creative Expression of New Campaign
  • Building The Fully Integrated Plan
  • Influencer Efforts (PR & Social)
  • Key Trade Initiatives
  • Online Focus
  • 2014 Budget Overview, 2013 Remaining
  • 2014 Activity Summary Calendar

Emerging Major ‘Take Home Messages ’

  • Anthocyanins affect the vascular system to

benefit health in various ways

  • Our body’s exposure to anthocyanins is complex
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Discussion Topics: A Consumer Focused Plan

  • Topline Research Learnings
  • Key Change in Thinking
  • Marketing Objectives & Strategies
  • Target Audience Focus
  • Topline Messaging Strategy
  • Creative Expression of New Campaign
  • Building The Fully Integrated Plan
  • Influencer Efforts (PR & Social)
  • Key Trade Initiatives
  • Online Focus
  • 2014 Budget Overview, 2013 Remaining
  • 2014 Activity Summary Calendar

Conferences in 2017

Berry Health Benefits Symposium International Conference on Polyphenols and Health 20th Bar Harbour Wild Blueberry Summit Wild Blueberry Health Research Continues to Grow

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Clinicaltrials.gov

SEARCH ‘Blueberries’ = 34 clinical trials

  • US/CANADA = 71%
  • Interventional = 97%
  • BB juice or powder = 41%
  • BB + 1 ingredient = 9%
  • Multi-component

supplements = 50%

  • Study size, n = 10-200
  • Study end date:

– ‘04-’06 = 4 – ‘07-’09 = 4 – ‘10-’13 = 17 – 2014 & later = 9

Topic

# Anti-ox & anti-inflammation 9 Bioavailability: pharmacology, metabolomics 5 Cancer 3 Cardiovascular: endothelial function, blood

pressure, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia

10 Gout 1 Metabolic syndrome: Appetite,

hypertension, obesity, diabetes, insulin sensitivity, hyperglycemia

9 Neuroscience: memory, aged-related memory,

cognitive decline, gene expression, headache, migraine

12 Vision 1

Wild Blueberry Health Research Continues to Grow clinicaltrials.gov

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Bar Harbor Research Summit Since 1997

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Thank You for Your Kind Attention

Wilhelmina (Willy) Kalt

wilhelmina.kalt@agr.gc.ca