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HEALTH & NUTRITION INFORMATION ABOUT SOY

Health & Nutrition Spring 2013 - Vol 21, No 2 - Anti-Nutrients Download PDF Version
Anti-Nutrients Play Key Role In Plant Health and Survival
The soybean is a good example of a food known for containing several anti-nutrients -- some with potential health benefits and some without. Knowledge of the physiological properties of these soybean components, and how they are affected by processing, is necessary for understanding the effects of soyfood consumption on health. Read More
Preventing Kidney Stones
Increasing citrate in ones diet, either through dietary or prescription intake, might be useful for some individuals. Read More
Isoflavones Impact Human Health, But Soybean Plant Health, Too
Among the many unique chemical components of soybean, isoflavonoids are probably the best known. They have been intensely studied for their potential health benefits for more than 20 years. However, they also play key roles in the survival of the soybean. Read More

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