Carol, am familiar with soy products; but not the capsule. Here are the sites
you need to get your information. I know that soy is excellent for the immune
system. Good luck, your friend, Lillian
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URL: http://www.csusm.edu/public/guests/hhv/food0398.txt
Summary: Be sure to compare fat and caloric content to assure you're getting
the most protein
with the least amount of fat and calories. CONTENT OF SOY FOODS Soy Flour,
defatted - 1/2
cup, 25.8g soy protein, less than lg fat, 164 calories, 257mg isoflavones Soy
Flour, full fat, raw -
1/2 cup, 16.1g soy protein, 8.8g fat, 184 calories, 210mg isoflavones Soy
concentrate, alcohol
washed - 1/2 cup, 32g.
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78% Soy Protein Suppliers
URL: http://soyfoods.com/manufacture/Suppliers.html
Summary: Soy protein concentrates, Textured soy protein concentrate, Functional
soy protein
concentrate, Soy flour, Texture soy protein PMS Foods, Inc.
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77% Timely Topic: Soy Protein and Blood Cholesterol
URL: http://wizard.oznet.ksu.edu/ext_F&N/_timely/SOYPRO.HTM
Summary: This level of soy protein resulted in a decrease of 9.3% for total
blood cholesterol,
however, was only significant for those with higher initial blood cholesterol
levels. Although the
beany or bitter aftertaste of soy protein is accepted and even desired in many
parts of Asia, it is not
well accepted by many Americans.
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76% Nutritional Content and Origin of Soy Products
URL: http://www.soyfoods.com/foodservice/SoyStory/NutritionalContent.html
Summary: With more than 100 formulas of isolated soy protein available,
processors can meet the
exact needs and specifications of school foodservice professionals for
applications from hot dogs to
ground meat to pepperoni. Soy Flours / Grits / TVP Soy flours and grits are
prepared by grinding
and screening soybean flakes either before or after removal of oil.
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76% Re: soy protein vs whey protein and do I need to take it ?
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protein vs whey
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76% Soy Protein Applications and Production Information
URL: http://soyfoods.com/manufacture/applications.html
Summary: Sample Formulas How Soy Protein Products Are Produced | Elements of
the Soybean
As the world's foremost provider of vegetable protein, soybeans offer a
complete solution to your
food application needs. Isolated Soy Protein A versatile soy derivative,
isolated soy protein is the
most refined form of soy protein and is often used in finished meat products to
improve eating.
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76% The Soy Story
URL: http://www.soyfoods.com/foodservice/SoyStory/SoyStory.html
Summary: Home THE SOY STORY Six Districts Test Soy Soy Protein at a Glance
Nutritional
Content School Meal Guidelines Enhancing Ground Meat Menu Plans Recipes Product
and
Vendor Information Promotion and Marketing Materials Soy Steps Up to the Plate
Soy serves as
an age-old source of protein in other cultures and has for centuries! Replacing
30 percent of the
ground beef in the USDA's.
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76% How to Use Soy to Enhance Ground Meat
URL: http://www.soyfoods.com/foodservice/SoyStory/SoyInGroundMeat.html
Summary: soy blend Ground meat (80% lean) 85% 70% Textured soy concentrate 3%
6%
Isolated soy protein or functional concentrate .05% 1.2% Salt 0.2% 0.2% Water
11% 23% Step
Two: Multiply Desired Yield by Ratios for Desired Enhancement Level Once you've
determined
the ratio, it's simple to figure out the quantity needed for a desired
enhancement level. Step Three:
Hydrate and Mix with.
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75% Re: soy protein vs whey protein and do I need to take it ?
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Carol Stephens wrote:
> Dear Friends,
> Has anyone ever heard of a chinese medicine
> to build the immune system called 851?
> It is in capsule form. I would appreciate
> any information you could give me.
> Thanks so much,
> Love,
> Carol
>
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