edited by Michihiro Sugano
Soy in Health and Disease Prevention presents the very latest health and nutrition research and findings available on soy products.
Features:
- Summarizes information not found anywhere else in English
- Includes contributions from 17 leading researchers in various disciplines including cardiology, oncology, pharmacology, and nutrition
- Provides tremendous insight into Japan's progress in the study of functional foods
- Covers the evaluation, and symptoms of soy allergies, and the creation of hypoallergenic products
- Reviews intervention studies and the status of human trials
- Explores the relationship between soy consumption and reduced incidences of breast cancer
Contents
- Nutritional Implications of Soy
- Soy in Health and Disease Prevention
- Soy and Breast Cancer Prevention
- Adipocytokines
- Systematic Review of Intervention Studies Using Isoflavone
- Supplements and Proposal for Future Studies
- Soy for "Health for All": Message from WHO CARDIAC Study and Dietary Intervention Studies
- Soy Allergy
- Longevity and Age-Related Disease
- Soy Saponin
- Role of Soy Lecithin in Lipid Metabolism
- Soy Sterols
- The Status of Human Trials Utilizing Bowman-Birk Inhibitor Concentrate from Soybeans
- Bioactive Peptides Derived from Soy Protein
- Soy Peptides as Functional Food Material
- Fermented Soybean Components and Disease Prevention
- Soybean Components and Food for Specified Health Uses (FOSHU)
- Soy in Health and Disease: Perspectives
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