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Abstract : The main sources of animal protein are dairy products and meat, while the main sources of plant protein are beans and soy products, as well as nuts and rice noodles.  

Abstract :  As everyone knows, soybeans (soybeans, black beans) have attracted much attention in recent years because of their extremely high nutritional value and excellent health functions, and they have shined in the food industry. Soybean contains a lot of stored protein, its content can be as high as 40%.

Abstract :  With the continuous development of my country’s economic level, people’s living standards are also rising. People are not only satisfied with the problem of food and clothing, but also start to pay attention to the balance of nutrition and the healthy development of the body, so in addition to daily exercise In addition, there is another way to choose food, eat some healthy and nutritious food. Keywords : soy protein isolate, vegetable protein, food additives   Soy protein isolate is a kind of food additive of full-price protein. It is produced with low-temperature desolubilized soybean meal as the raw material. The protein content in it is also very high, reaching more than 90%, and it contains humans. The amino acids needed by the body have high nutritional value and contain no cholesterol. For people who do not eat meat, this is a good news. It can be used as a substitute for protein in animal meat, and not all plant proteins can be substituted. of. Therefore, ...

Abstract : The intake of plant protein and animal protein should be basically the same, half each. Generally, plant protein has a higher content than animal protein, and has a wide range of sources and a large daily intake. And in the process of processing and production, the cost and technology are relatively easy and cheap.  

Abstract :   The traditional concept believes that for kidney diseases, especially those with renal insufficiency, the diet should be based on animal protein, while plant protein (including soy protein) contains more non-essential amino acids, which will increase the burden on the kidneys. At the same time, soy products generally contain high phosphorus, which will aggravate hyperphosphatemia and affect the condition. Therefore, it is not recommended for patients with kidney disease to consume soy products. Is this concept correct? Does eating soy protein really increase the burden on the kidneys?

Abstract : Now more and more people are beginning to pay attention to and pursue health, and pay attention to nutritional balance. Therefore, many people began to pay attention to vegetarianism or reduce the intake of animal food. The vegetable protein market is gradually emerging. Which vegetable protein do you know?

  Abstract : Soy protein is an important component of soybeans and provides an abundant source of dietary protein. Among the dietary proteins, soy protein is considered a complete protein in that it contains ample amounts of all the essential amino acids plus several other macronutrients with a nutritional value roughly equivalent to that of animal protein of high biological value. Soy protein is unique among the plant-based proteins because it is associated with isoflavones, a group of compounds with a variety of biological properties that may potentially benefit human health. An increasing body of literature suggests that soy protein and its isoflavones may have a beneficial role in obesity. Several nutritional intervention studies in animals and humans indicate that consumption of soy protein reduces body weight and fat mass in addition to lowering plasma cholesterol and triglycerides. In animal models of obesity, soy protein ingestion limits or reduces body fat accumulation and...

Abstract : Soybeans are widely grown all over the world. Its protein content is higher than that of all beans. Therefore, many countries regard soy products as their main food, and soy protein is in short supply. Soy protein is a complete protein, making soy protein a nutritional supplement.   Keywords : soy protein, nutritional supplements, muscle, protein

Summary :  Soy is a popular legume of Asian origin. People who follow a vegetarian diet often use soy to replace meat. However, there is some controversy surrounding the benefits and risks of consuming soy, as some producers now genetically modify the plant. Keywords : soybeans, health, nutrition   Related products for this article: Soy Protein Powder Soybeans are healthful and rich in protein, giving them numerous nutritional uses. People can eat them, drink them in milk alternatives, and take them in the form of supplements.   Manufacturers may also extract the oil from soy and use it to make ecologically friendly fuel, as well as candles, crayons, and engine lubricants.   In this article, learn more about soy, its potential health benefits and risks, and the best forms of soy to consume. What are the types and uses of soybeans? Soybeans are a high protein plant food that people can prepare and eat in a variety of ways. They belong to the pea family.   Soybean...

  Summary :   Hydrolyzed soy protein, a protein hydrolysate used as a natural flavor enhancer in food. It is the most used hydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP) in the market. It is usually listed as an ingredient on the soy sauce label. Have you ever wondered what it is, what it is used for, is it gluten free, what’s the correlation with MSG? Keywords : Hydrolyzed soy protein, protein, food, flavor enhancer

Vegetable protein is a type of protein. The source is extracted from plants. The nutrition is similar to animal protein, but it is easier to digest.   The most abundant plant protein is soybeans. Vegetable protein is mainly derived from rice, noodles and beans.

  At Soylent, we live and breathe for soy. Soy Protein Isolate is the core of our meal replacement shakes and soy protein powder for many reasons. And, we love it for more than its silky smooth texture.

  What is soy protein? Soy protein is protein sourced from soybeans and is sometimes used as a dietary supplement in pets. Soy contains many types of proteins, but isoflavones are a specific category of proteins found in soy that are used for their estrogenic effects. Other effects of isoflavones may include antioxidant, anticancer, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory activity. In animals, soy protein has been used in weight management, metabolic disease management, cancer management (especially lymphoma), and hormone-related conditions such as prostatic hypertrophy and urinary incontinence.

  Soy is exalted as a health food by some, with claims of taming hot flashes, warding off osteoporosis, and protecting against hormonal cancers like breast and prostate.

  Soy is one of the most versatile foods available, as well as one of the most researched in terms of its potential health benefits. To have a better understanding of this common food and ingredient, let's look at what we know at this time. Nutrition Information Soybeans are a legume, meaning their seeds grow in enclosed pods. What makes them unique from other legumes is their high protein, healthy fat and fiber content, and lower carbohydrate content. Additionally, soy is a complete plant protein containing all of the essential amino acids our bodies need. Foods made from soy include tofu, edamame (fresh soy beans), miso (a traditional Japanese seasoning made of a thick soy-based paste used in sauces, spreads, pickling, and soups), and tempeh (a cooked and slightly fermented soybean patty). Some are made with soybean extracts: soy isolate, soy protein concentrate, soy protein flours, soy milk, soy yogurt, soy-based infant formula and gluten-free breads. Meat alternatives like soy ...

  Soy tends to be a major player in most plant-based diets, and some studies have suggested that consuming soy foods, like tofu and soy milk, benefits cardiovascular health, weight loss, and prevention of certain cancers. But conflicting soy studies have confused the issue for most consumers, especially women, leaving us all to ask: Is soy safe?   I cut cow’s milk out of my diet over a year ago, so I’ve known for some time that soy milk is delicious and full of protein. But until recently, I didn’t know what research says about soy and women’s health. More specifically, I didn’t know that soy is actually safe for women. Here’s the thing though: Recent studies, like this one from Tufts University, show that soy isn’t just safe—it may even inhibit development or recurrence of breast cancer cells.   I’ve had to unlearn so much about nutrition since becoming vegan that I figured there was probably a lot I needed to unlearn about soy. So a few months ago, I started Googling th...

  Turn over many a nutrition bar or box of veggie burgers, and you'll often find soy protein isolate (SPI) featured prominently on the ingredient list. But what is soy protein isolate? Is non GMO soy protein good? And what are the chemicals used to make soy protein?

  Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the United States. Diet has a major impact on several modifiable risk factors for heart disease: hypercholesterolemia, hypertriglyceridemia, elevated LDL cholesterol, low HDL cholesterol, hypertension, obesity, and diabetes. The recommended low-saturated-fat, low-cholesterol diet does help lower risk of CVD. However, other dietary factors may offer additional benefits.

  Yes, soy is safe for kids and can be part of a healthy balanced diet for boys, girls, and families!  

  Soy contains the isoflavones (also called phytoestrogens) genistein and diadzen that are not found in any other foods. These isoflavones have been scientifically proven to reduce blood cholesterol levels and slow down bone loss, thus preventing heart disease and osteoporosis. For some women, isoflavone intake also has reduced symptoms of menopause, specifically hot flashes.  

  Summary:   The closer the amino acid pattern of food protein is to human protein, the more essential amino acids are utilized by the body, and the higher the nutritional value of the food.   Among plant proteins, except for soy protein, the content of lysine, methionine, and threonine in essential amino acids in other plant-derived proteins is relatively low, resulting in other amino acids that cannot be used and wasted, so their nutritional value is relatively low. Keywords : soy protein, vegetable protein, health 1.  Nutritionally, plant protein can be roughly divided into three categories ：   (1)  The closer the amino acid pattern of complete protein (or high-quality protein) food protein to the amino acid pattern of human protein, the higher the degree of utilization of essential amino acids by the body, and the relatively higher nutritional value of food protein. This type of protein contains a complete range of essential amino acids. The amino acid ...

  Summary:   The Nutrition Committee of the American Heart Association has assessed 22 randomized trials conducted since 1999 and found that isolated soy protein with isoflavones (ISF) slightly decreased LDL cholesterol but had no effect on HDL cholesterol, triglycerides, lipoprotein(a), or blood pressure. The other effects of soy consumption were not evident. Although the contributing factors to these discrepancies are not fully understood, the source of soybeans and processing procedures of the protein or ISF are believed to be important because of their effects on the content and intactness of certain bioactive protein subunits. Keywords: soy protein, isoflavones, health, food