Malt Health Dictionary

Malt: From 2 Different Sources


n. a mixture of carbohydrates, predominantly maltose, produced by the breakdown of starch contained in barley or wheat grains. As well as its use in brewing and distilling, malt has been used as a source of nutrients in wasting diseases.
Health Source: Oxford | Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
Author: Jonathan Law, Elizabeth Martin
mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue: an important part of the peripheral lymphoid system with special features of immune cell production. It is associated with the digestive tract and is concentrated in such areas as the *tonsils and *Peyer’s patches.
Health Source: Oxford | Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
Author: Jonathan Law, Elizabeth Martin

Malta Fever

See BRUCELLOSIS.... malta fever

Extracto De Malta

Malt extract; contains alcohol; sometimes added to herbal preparations.... extracto de malta

Malta

Malt beverage; malt beverage; used as a remedy by itself or combined with other ingredients; two main brands: Malta India and Malta Morena; often added to botellas or bebedizos.... malta

Malta Alemana

German malt beverage; strong, bitter taste; used as a remedy by itself or combined with other ingredients; often added to botellas or bebedizos.... malta alemana

Maltase

n. an enzyme, present in saliva and pancreatic juice, that converts maltose into glucose during digestion.... maltase

Maltoma

(MALT lymphoma) n. a mucosal associated lymphoid tissue tumour of low-grade malignancy, treated by chemotherapeutic agents.... maltoma

Maltose

n. a sugar that consists of two molecules of glucose. Maltose is formed from the digestion of starch and glycogen and is found in germinating cereal seeds.... maltose

Malt-worker’s Lung

a form of extrinsic allergic *alveolitis seen in people who work with barley.... malt-worker’s lung



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