Soy protein is the gospel for people with lactose intolerance

Soybeans are legumes that came from East Asia. They are often used to make tofu and plant-based milk and other dairy products as a substitute for meat. Soybeans are generally composed of 30% carbohydrates, 38% protein, 18% fat and 14% water, and are rich in trace elements such as potassium, zinc, iron and vitamin E.

Since 1970, the consumption of soy and the production of soy products have increased significantly, because studies have found that it is very suitable for vegetarians and lactose intolerant people to supplement protein.

If you are allergic to meat or lactose, soy is definitely an excellent choice in your diet, because it is a high-quality source of protein, also contains vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber, which can help people improve digestion.


Types of soy protein

In general, soy protein can be divided into three categories:

1) Soy protein isolate

Soy protein isolate is one of the most refined soy protein, it is rich in protein, and the content of carbohydrate and fat is very low. Soy protein isolate can be made into the following products:

·Dairy products, such as: milk powder or baby milk

·Protein bars/protein powder/other protein supplements

·Meat taste substitute

·Instant soup

·condiment

·Multigrain Bread

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