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2. Purdue Outlook: New Highs For Soybean Prices
Three weeks ago we pondered the question of whether or not marketing year highs had been established in the corn and soybean markets. The strength in soybean prices during the month of May reflected higher prices for both soybean oil and soybean meal. Soybean meal prices reversed the lower trend that started in late February, while soybean oil prices continued the upward trend that began in early November 2006. Much of the recent strength in soybean prices began with the USDA s May 11...
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3. Excess consumption of protein supplements unhealthy for men
With media and advertisements drilling into people the right self image and the right kind of figure, there are men and women all over the world, who are doing everything possible to reach that benchmark and attain a status in society which they think may give them more respect. With media and advertisements drilling into people the right self image and the right kind of figure, there are men and women all over the world, who are doing everything possible to reach that benchmark and attain...
SourceThe News International,Pakistan


4. Study finds soy gave rats metabolic boost
Soy in your diet may not make you eat less overall, but it appears to make the body burn up what you consume to a greater degree and store less of it as fat. In another study, which the UI researchers did concurrently, they found that soy in the diet also may curtail fatty cell growth in the body, de Mejia said. In the study showing an effect on metabolism from soy, de Mejia, graduate student Nerissa Vaughn and UI animal sciences Professor Lee Beverly injected soy proteins processed in...
SourceUrbana/Champaign NewsGazette,IL


5. Effect of Soy Nuts on Blood Pressure and Lipid Levels in ...
Background Epidemiologic studies suggest a low incidence of cardiovascular disease in populations that consume dietary soy. Arch Intern Med -- Abstract: Effect of Soy Nuts on Blood Pressure and Lipid Levels in Hypertensive, Prehypertensive, and Normotensive Postmenopausal Women, May 28, 2007, Welty et al. Methods To determine the effect of soy nuts on systolic and diastolic BP and lipid levels, 60 healthy postmenopausal women were randomized in a crossover design to a Therapeutic Lifestyle...
SourceArchives of Internal Medicine


6. Soy's got a role in good nutrition
each dried oregano and salt 1 red bell pepper 1 medium onion, quartered 3 medium mushrooms, quartered Chopped parsley for garnish Cut tofu in half vertically, then horizontally. The American Heart Association (AHA) followed along and in 2000 stated that for heart health it is prudent to recommend including soy protein foods in a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol. Soy is neither a medication nor a magic bullet; it is a low fat, fiber rich protein food that will enhance nutrition...
SourceMiami Herald,FL


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