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Soya

Many significant health benefits have been traced to the widely researched photochemical in Soya

Isofiavones - Genistein and Daidzin

Saponins

Phytosterols

Soy phytates

  • Enhance anti- cancer immunity
  • Prevent iron - excess Oxidative states
  • Inhibits various cancers
  • Reduce loss of Ca++ and prevent Osteoporosis

Perhaps most importantly provide vegetarian source of such rich protein content

Soya foods - rich source of

  • Calcium
  • Zinc
  • Iron

And a gold mine for good health

Daily intake of at 25 gm of Soya and 30 - 50 mg of Isoflavones remarkably improves and safeguards health.

The Soya Journey Began From Manchurian China

Through Korea, Japan , The Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia to Europe and America

In countries the world over, Soya is found to be strongly and significantly associated with

  • Reduction in rate of cardiovascular disease
  • Reduction in rate of various cancers
  • Reduction in rate of menopausal symptoms
  • Preclusion of hormone replacement therapy

Soybean

  • Soybean is one of nature's wonderful nutritional gift.
  • Soybean is one of the very few plants that provide a complete protein source.
  • Is a versatile plant food with high quality protein but with minimum saturated fat.
  • All nine essential amino acids are present in soy.
  • Can help people feel better and live longer with an enhanced quality of life .

Nutrients of interest from soybean

  • Protein
  • Fat (omega - 3 fatty acids)
  • Carbohydrate
  • minerals (Ca, Mg, P, K, Fe)
  • Vitamins (B1, B2, niacin, pantothenic & folic acid)
  • Fiber (soluble & insoluble)
  • Non Nutrient Components - Pytosterols (Isoflavones)

Proximate Composition of Common Legumes

Composition Soybean Red Gram Black Gram Bengal Gram
Moisture % 8.5 10.6 10.8 11.5
Energy (Kcal) 435 343 341 364
Protein % 39.4 21.7 25.2 19.3
Fat % 17.6 1.5 1.6 6.0
Carbohydrate % 29.7 62.8 58.9 60.7
Minerals % 4.8 3.5 3.4 2.5
Fiber % 9.3 15 17.5 17.4

Soy as Protein Rich Food

Food

Protein %

Rice 8
Wheat 12
Legumes 23
Soy 40
Milk 4
chicken 20
Meat 18
Eggs 13

Protein

Quantity

  • 1gram per kg body weight

Quality

  • Essential amino acid content and their ratio
  • Animal proteins are of better quality than plant proteins
  • Digestibility
  • Relevance to Human Requirements

DETERMINANTS OF PROTEIN QUALITY

  • Amino acid composition
  • Digestibility
  • Relevance to Human Requirements

PDCAAS of Some Food Proteins

Soy Protein 1.00
Casein and Whey 1.00
Egg white 1.00
Beef Protein 0.92
Pea Protein 0.73
Peanut meal 0.52
Rice     0.47
Corn 0.42
Whole 0.40
Wheat Gluten 0.25

Soy Reduce Cholesterol Level

  • It decreases 9.3% total cholesterol level.
  • It also a decreases level LDL cholesterol up to 12.9% and also decreases 10.5%.
  • It decreases to 204% HDL cholesterol and provide of all assentional Amino Acids.
  • It also prevent risk of Althrosclorosis.