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Plant-Based Functional Foods from Borneo.

Oliver Dean John¹, Noumie Surugau², Jibrail Kansedo³

¹Nutritional Biochemistry Research Group, Faculty of Food Science and Nutrition, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu 88400, Sabah, Malaysia.

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Borneo

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Borneo Brunei Indonesia Kalimantan Malaysia Sabah Sarawak functional foods healthy diet plant-based foods

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Ethnobotany
Nutritional Science
Pharmacology

Background:

Borneo, a global biodiversity hotspot, harbors diverse endemic plant species.
Traditional indigenous knowledge highlights medicinal uses of local flora.
Growing interest in sustainable, healthy, and plant-based food sources.

Purpose of the Study:

To review contemporary food products from Borneo, including fruits, vegetables, and seaweeds.
To explore the phytochemical diversity and biological activities of these traditional foods.
To assess their potential as functional foods for wider applications.

Main Methods:

Literature review of contemporary and traditional Bornean foods.
Analysis of phytochemical composition and documented biological activities.
Synthesis of ethnobotanical data and scientific findings.

Main Results:

Bornean plant-based foods exhibit rich phytochemical diversity.
Identified biological activities include anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial properties.
Traditional uses correlate with scientifically validated health benefits.

Conclusions:

Bornean flora represents a valuable resource for functional food development.
Further research can unlock the potential of these unique food groups.
Sustainable utilization supports food security and health.