BACKGROUND Single-meal tests have shown that protein has greater thermogenic and satiating effects than does carbohydrate, which may be relevant for the prevention and treatment of obesity if these effects can be maintained over 24 h. OBJECTIVE The effects of pork-meat protein, soy protein, and carbohydrate on 24-h energy expenditure were compared. DESIGN Twelve young, healthy, overweight a...

Many infant formulas are available as alternatives to breast-feeding. These formulas are necessary and valuable resources in the nutriture of infants, but it is important to evaluate their use and efficacy periodically. Soybean preparations were suggested as a milk substitute by Hill and Stuart’ in 1929. Since then, the use of these products has expanded appreciably, and they are used for an es...

Six litters of newborn crossbred piglets were utilized to examine 1) the effects of substituting 20% of the protein of an all-milk protein liquid diet with a soy protein isolate (milk-soy diet) on small intestinal variables and 2) the effects of supplementing this milk-soy diet with 25 g of either putrescine or ethylamine per kilogram diet on small intestinal variables. Small intestinal xylose ...

There has been a growing interest in meat analog, microstructure characteristics, and anti-nutritional content obtained from soybean. High-moisture extrusion parameters are the input extruder of moisture (>40%) that get advantages lower energy input. Thermo-mechanical treatment considerable influence on structural properties soy-based analog. Texturized soy proteins can substitute products w...

background: emergence of drug resistance has brought major problems in chemotherapy. using nutrients in combination with chemotherapy could be beneficial for improvement of sensitivity of tumors to drug resistance. soybean-derived isoflavones have been suggested as chemopreventive agents for certain types of cancer, particularly breast cancer. in this study, the synergistic effects of soy isofl...

Many infant formulas are available as alternatives to breast-feeding. These formulas are necessary and valuable resources in the nutriture of infants, but it is important to evaluate their use and efficacy periodically. Soybean preparations were suggested as a milk substitute by Hill and Stuart’ in 1929. Since then, the use of these products has expanded appreciably, and they are used for an es...

Many infant formulas are available as alternatives to breast-feeding. These formulas are necessary and valuable resources in the nutriture of infants, but it is important to evaluate their use and efficacy periodically. Soybean preparations were suggested as a milk substitute by Hill and Stuart’ in 1929. Since then, the use of these products has expanded appreciably, and they are used for an es...

Many infant formulas are available as alternatives to breast-feeding. These formulas are necessary and valuable resources in the nutriture of infants, but it is important to evaluate their use and efficacy periodically. Soybean preparations were suggested as a milk substitute by Hill and Stuart’ in 1929. Since then, the use of these products has expanded appreciably, and they are used for an es...

Many infant formulas are available as alternatives to breast-feeding. These formulas are necessary and valuable resources in the nutriture of infants, but it is important to evaluate their use and efficacy periodically. Soybean preparations were suggested as a milk substitute by Hill and Stuart’ in 1929. Since then, the use of these products has expanded appreciably, and they are used for an es...

There are limitations to which one is justified in drawing broad generalizations concerning the diverse biological and physiological effects of soy protein products. Nevertheless, there appear to be two distinct situations: (A.) Proper heat treatment exerts a beneficial effect upon the nutritive value of whole soybeans, full-fat and defatted meal. Associated with proper heating is inactivation ...