Old ancient soybean,Soy and the dissemination,cultivation.
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- .Basic Botanical Data of Soy.Glycine max.
- .Cultivation and plant history of Soy:Soy and the dissemination.
- .Nutrients and Phytochemicals of Soy.
- .Soybeans are used in a variety of ways in Asia.
- .Soy Active Compounds.
- .History of Soy.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:1).Soy and Reduction in Cholesterol.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:2).Soy Improves Digestion.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:3).Soy Treat heart disease.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:4).Soy reduce certain cancers.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:5).Soy is also being studied for possible effectiveness in numerous other conditions.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:6).Soy as Bowman-Birk inhibitor(BBI).
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:7).Phytoestrogens and Soy Extract.
- .Health and Functionality of Soy:8).Dietary Soybean:A Source of Functional Food Ingredients, Soy proteins,Soy carbohydrates,Soy lipids and phytosterols,Soy phytoestrogens,Soy saponins,Soy Isoflavones.
- .Soy Components:8.1).Soy proteins.
- .Soy Components:8.2).Soy carbohydrates.
- .Soy Components:8.3).Soy lipids and phytosterols.
- .Soy Components:8.4).Soy phytoestrogens.
- .Soy Components:8.5).What are phytoestrogens?.
- .Soy Components:8.6).Soy saponins.
- .Soy Components:8.7).Soy Isoflavones.
- .Research Update and latest findings of Soy Isoflavones.Daidzein.Daidzin.Genistein.Genistin related.
Health and Functionality of Soy:2).Soy Improves Digestion.
Miso is used to relieve acid indigestion, symptoms of hangover, and other digestive upsets. Because of this, it is used with ginger and/or garlic to prevent and/or cure colds, improve digestive metabolism, increase resistance to parasite infestations (which tend to occur in an acid environments), and neutralize blood toxins and therefore clear the skin.
In numerous studies, supplementing diets with soy or replacing animal-derived foods with soy-based foods has been shown to reduce cholesterol levels in individuals who had either high or normal cholesterol. Fats are generally classified as saturated or unsaturated according to their chemical structures. Saturated fats are usually solid at room temperature. Mainly derived from animal sources, saturated fats are more likely to result in high cholesterol levels in the blood.
In addition to substituting polyunsaturated plant fats for the potentially more harmful saturated animal fats, it is believed that soy may lower cholesterol levels in at least two other ways. First, it may be absorbed before cholesterol in the intestines, thereby blocking some of the cholesterol that would ordinarily be taken up by the body. More cholesterol would then stay in the intestines to eventually be eliminated from the body. In addition, soy may also promote an increase in the secretion of bile acid. Because cholesterol is a major component of bile acid, more cholesterol would be used to produce bile and less cholesterol would circulate in the body. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows manufacturers to claim cholesterol reduction on package labels if the food supplies at least 6,250 mg (6.25 grams) of soy protein in each serving.
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