Soy Wiki

Soy Wiki

A wikizine dedicated to the discussion of soy. Here you will find information on both the pros and cons of soy.

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Written by rayray7 on
By Steven Chase We usually hear about bodybuilding nutrition, about meat or the best whey protein we can take. But for sure there are also other options for vegetarians to get good protein supplements... the soy. Soybean is a plant; a legume from Africa with high medical and nutritional value. It has been used by many parts of the world for centuries to treat aliments and also as food. Inevitably theres a myth that soy protein is horrible for bodybuilding and that if you are any where near serious about working out or building muscle you will stay away from it. In fact, some ... Read Full Story
Written by smithers2567 on
There are numerous health benefits of having soy protein everyday. It prevents you from heart disease, osteoporosis, kidney ailments, and several types of cancer. If you believe the scientific studies done in recent past, soy protein also helps in preventing the development of breast cancer. Soya beans provide you complete nutrition as they contain all eight essential amino acids and almost no saturated fat or cholesterol. Soy offers you more protein than milk, and is a rich source of fiber. As a result, you feel full and have fewer cravings. Inevitably theres a myth that soy protein is horrible for bodybuilding and that if ... Read Full Story
Written by designerwhey on
The battle between soy protein and whey protein as muscle building compound has been going on for years now. While whey and soy are both good protein sources one may be more beneficial to you than the other for muscle building or fat burning needs. If you are a vegetarian your choice of protein drinks will definitely be soy protein over whey protein. From doing my own personal research on soy and whey, I found that many facts are in favor of whey protein shakes . Some of the facts included Biological Value, Net Protein Utilization, Protein Efficiency Ration, Amino Acid Score and Glutamine. ... Read Full Story
Written by Amber121 on
soy protein shake is a shake supplement that contains an adequate amount of soy protein which is used by our body to function properly. Studies have shown that soy protein shakes greatly aid in weight loss, and cholesterol stabilization along with many other physical and mental improvements. A soy protein shake can come in powder form, and must be mixed with water, or it can come pre-packaged in ready to drink containers. The benefits of drinking at least one soy protein shake far outweigh the benefits of eating meat or supplementing with whey protein. Another benefit of using soy protein shakes for weight reduction ... Read Full Story
Written by intactinfo on
The battle between soy protein and whey protein as muscle building compound has been going on for years now. While whey and soy are both good protein sources one may be more beneficial to you than the other for muscle building or fat burning needs. If you are a vegetarian your choice of protein drinks will definitely be soy protein over whey protein. From doing my own personal research on soy and whey, I found that many facts are in favor of whey protein shakes . Some of the facts included Biological Value, Net Protein Utilization, Protein Efficiency Ration, Amino Acid Score and Glutamine. ... Read Full Story
Drinking soy milk has a lot of healthy benefits. However, some people believe that having too much of it can be bad for health. This article will help you clear that out.Contributor: Jomar KlimberPublished: Nov 26, 2009  
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Urbana, IL—More than 100 government officials, private industry representatives and other entities gathered at the Karibe Convention Center in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, for a seminar on Processing and Utilization of Soybeans for Meat and Dairy Applications. The seminar, conducted by the National Soybean Research Laboratory (NSRL) and funded with Illinois soybean checkoff dollars, teaches attendees how to incorporate soy protein into local...  
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(SkyNewswire.com)--- There are numerous sources of protein available today. Protein can be absorbed through food, beverages and numerous supplements. Anyone who has gone to a health store recently has been overwhelmed by the amount of various protein shakes on the shelves. There are milk protein shakes, whey protein shakes, soy protein shakes, casein protein shakes, and egg protein shakes. The best of these shakes is the whey protein. Whey...  
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As a Texas newspaper recently warned, read your soy-milk labels carefully. Why? Because that box of Silk soy milk formerly marked “organic” might not be anymore. Dean Foods, the Dallas-based maker of the popular Silk brand of soy products, switched the organic milk in January to an “all-natural” milk, but didn’t change the product’s bar code or box design.Why should you care? Because, as noted in the comments thread in a recent Marion Nestle...  
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People who have a known allergy to soy protein may have a reaction to these products. Common symptoms of an allergic reaction include hives, swelling, shortness of breath, wheezing, vomiting and stomach or intestinal upset.Stay up to date on: product recalls.Allergy Alert on Possible Undeclared Soy Protein in Certain Great Value, Kroger and Wholesome Foods Products  
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Jeremy Piven has already had to swear off sushi due to mercury poisoning – and now, is the “Entourage” star turning his back on soy milk? After an interview in the U.K.‘s Empire Magazine’s December issue, where the actor said he stopped drinking soy milk due to it’s estrogen levels, reports surfaced saying the actor claimed he had grown man boobs due to the dairy alternative.  
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Scoular offers a variety of soy protein isolates for use in several applications, including nutritional powder drinks and supplements, bars, meats and meat analogs, baked goods and snacks, pasta, cereals, and soups and sauces.      
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