how much protein can we compare soy protein from the protein coming from meats?

Its very delicious and have lot's of protein

Should someone on a blood-thinner such as Coumadin, limit their intake of soy?
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Hi,additional to be remember!No doubt you've heard lots of good things about soyfoods. According to a health claim sanctioned by the FDA, they can help to fight heart disease (1). They may also make your bones stronger (2, 3). And the biggest news about soyfoods over the past decade has been that they contain cancer-fighting compounds (4).

But just as it seemed that things couldn't get any better for soy, articles began to pop up on the internet saying that the pro-soy stories are nothing more than hype--and that the real scoop on soy is not nearly as positive. In fact, the stories say, eating soy could endanger your health. These claims against soy include allegations that it raises cancer risk, and causes nutrient deficiencies, osteoporosis, thyroid problems, reproductive difficulties, and Alzheimer's Disease.

Making your way through the controversy can be confusing, especially since some of what the soy naysayers claim is based on some scientific data--although this doesn't mean that their conclusions are right. And it's true that some soy proponents may overstate the benefits of soy. Hopefully, we can tread a more even path here and convince you that, while soyfoods may not be the answer to all your problems, and while there certainly are a few unanswered questions, you can include soyfoods in a balanced and healthful vegan diet.
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Hi,
I never had it.I never taste and try the soymilk.
What did you fell while tasting it?
How does it help to our healthy body?
Wish I could try one of these days!

Hey, I found this soy smoothie article.  You may like it.

http://lnk.nu/apps.georgiahealthquotes.org/1dlp/

Thank you Ramesh for sharing the info...It's good thing that I love drinking soya milk....

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Individuals seeking dairy free alternatives will find soymilk, soy cheese alternatives, cultured soy, and frozen soymilk that are free of lactose and milk protein. New food production technology and new varieties of soybeans result in new flavors that rival cow’s milk and dairy products.

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Greetingz!!!
Individuals seeking dairy free alternatives will find soymilk, soy cheese alternatives, cultured soy, and frozen soymilk that are free of lactose and milk protein. New food production technology and new varieties of soybeans result in new flavors that rival cow’s milk and dairy products.

Hi,additional to be remember!No doubt you've heard lots of good things about soyfoods. According to a health claim sanctioned by the FDA, they can help to fight heart disease (1). They may also make your bones stronger (2, 3). And the biggest news about soyfoods over the past decade has been that they contain cancer-fighting compounds (4).

But just as it seemed that things couldn't get any better for soy, articles began to pop up on the internet saying that the pro-soy stories are nothing more than hype--and that the real scoop on soy is not nearly as positive. In fact, the stories say, eating soy could endanger your health. These claims against soy include allegations that it raises cancer risk, and causes nutrient deficiencies, osteoporosis, thyroid problems, reproductive difficulties, and Alzheimer's Disease.

Making your way through the controversy can be confusing, especially since some of what the soy naysayers claim is based on some scientific data--although this doesn't mean that their conclusions are right. And it's true that some soy proponents may overstate the benefits of soy. Hopefully, we can tread a more even path here and convince you that, while soyfoods may not be the answer to all your problems, and while there certainly are a few unanswered questions, you can include soyfoods in a balanced and healthful vegan diet.