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ADHD and ADD in Children: Where does Soya fit in with dietary treatment
ADHD: WHAT IS HYPERACTIVITY?
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder commonly called “hyperactivity” is a clinical diagnosis based on specific criteria. (more…)
Soya in Colon Health: Severe Colon Disorders
In this article we look at the Advantage of Soya Products in the Daily Dietary Regime of the following severe colon disorders:
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Coeliac Disease
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Diverticulitis
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Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Soya in Colon Health: General Colon Health
Considering that the colon is the barrier between the outside world and the inside of our bodies, it is important to understand the role of specific nutrients in enhancing optimal colon function and in the prevention of colon disorders.
Study on Replacing Animal Protein with Vegetable Protein
Eleven obese volunteers took part in a 12-week study during 8 weeks of which 2 meals of their control 1000 kcal diets were replaced by a soya based liquid formula (1 month) or a milk based liquid formula (1 month).
Study on Women and Heart Implications
Gardner-2001 Study on Women and Heart Implications
The objective of this study was to determine the effect of soy protein and isoflavones on plasma lipid concentrations in postmenopausal, moderately hypercholesterolemic women.
Why was this study done?
The importance of maintaining optimum plasma lipid (HDL, LDL, total cholesterol) concentrations is well established. This study was designed to help understand the effects of soy protein (with or without additional isoflavones) on blood lipids in postmenopausal women.
What did the study find?
The group taking soy that included additional isoflavones had a significant drop in both total and LDL cholesterol levels.
You can download the full case study here.
The Benefits of Soy in the Daily Diets of Men
Healthy men using SOY in daily diets derive proven health benefits.
The Value of Soya In Men’s Health
While there is much focus and well-substantiated research illustrating how soya plays a very important and essential role in women’s health, it must also be remembered that the scientific literature shows many benefits of the inclusion of SOY into MEN’S diets as well.
Dietary Management for Gluten, Wheat and Cow’s Milk Allergies
Many people suffer from Food Allergies and Intolerances. Some common food allergens are:
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Gluten
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Wheat
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Cow’s milk Dairy
Here we cover the description and dietary management of each of these, including alternative food options and a sample menu.
Food Allergies Explained
ADVERSE REACTIONS TO FOOD are classified as being either TOXIC or NON-TOXIC.
TOXIC Reactions occur when there is Food Poisoning.
NON-TOXIC REACTIONS are either:
IMMUNE MEDIATED = FOOD ALLERGY
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NON IMMUNE MEDIATED = FOOD INTOLERANCE (more…)