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soy
foods and health
A
dietary staple for centuries in many parts of the world, soy
protein is still rising to the forefront in North America.
For many people, not growing up with a food makes it harder
to become accustomed to. But soy foods, including:
- Tofu
- from dessert-style to extra firm
- Soy
milk
- Soy
beans
- Roasted
soy nuts - available in bulk
are definitely worth
trying.
Strong
research evidence exists to support the role of soy in:
-
Reducing
risk of heart disease by lowering cholesterol
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Protecting
against cancers of the prostate and breast
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Reducing
the loss of calcium from bones
-
Controlling
blood sugar levels
Make
soy a regular part of your diet.
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