Info on a Non-GMO Soy Protein Product

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Hi Everyone,

 

I recently read a very interesting article in " Consumer's Guide to

'Genetically Altered' Food " about soy and other grains, etc. As a result, I

thought I'd pass on some info about an excellent NON-GMO soy protein product.

Below is a description of it taken from the manufacturer's website. If anyone

would like to know more and where to purchase it, let me know.

 

All my best,

Michael Adamson of Adamson Life Essentials, Int'l.

San Diego, California and Worldwide

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Soy Product Description:

 

" We all know that protein builds strong bodies, and it's not difficult to get

protein from a normal diet. It's not so easy, however, to obtain high-quality

protein that contains the full range of essential amino acids in amounts

proportional to the body's needs. 1

 

This product is formulated with soy protein isolate, which contains all the

essential amino acids and is the most complete vegetable protein source known

today. Soy protein isolate also contains small amounts of many essential

minerals as well as other important compounds, such as isoflavones. Our

exclusive " formulation of soy protein guarantees a full 60 mg of isoflavones

per serving.

 

It contains amounts of soy protein that are among the highest concentrations

available, with the lowest fat content. Each serving contains 24 grams of soy

protein and only 1 gm of fat. This product is an outstanding source of low-fat,

cholesterol-free, non-meat protein, and it's easily digestible, too.

 

SOY'S MANY HEALTH BENEFITS

 

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recognizes that twenty-five grams of soy

protein a day, as part of a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may

reduce the risk of heart disease.

 

Soy protein also has antioxidant effects and has been shown to suppress the

oxidation of LDL and cholesterol.3* Soy protein may also help to promote bone

health, primarily by lessening calcium loss in the urine.4* Soy protein also

provides B vitamins, iron, and other minerals. Health professionals also

advocate soy for its value in helping regulate hormones.

 

PHYTOCHEMICALS

 

Many of soy's health benefits come from its numerous phytochemicals. These

compounds include protease inhibitors, which may protect cells from radiation

and environmental pollutants;* phytates, which may enhance the immune system;*

and saponins, which demonstrate antioxidant activity.* Other important

phytochemicals in soy are phytosterols, phenolic acids, and lecithin.5

 

THE POTENSOY FORMULATION

 

Many of the soy products available in the United States have been processed in a

way that removes most of the isoflavones, or cannot guarantee their levels. Our

product with PotenSoyTM contains a guaranteed minimum of 2.5 mg of isoflavones

per gram of soy protein.

 

SOY PROTEIN ISOLATE

 

Our soy protein is produced by an isoelectric/water process. This process

delivers a high concentration of soy protein and leaves most of the isoflavones

intact. The result is an isolate with a protein content of 90 percent and a high

level of isoflavones.

 

Our product is laboratory tested, and quality guaranteed.

 

How to use:

 

Simply add 1 or 2 scoops to 8 oz. of our fiber product, meal replacement

product, juice, or your favorite beverage. It can also be added to cereals,

baked goods, soups, and sauces to fortify the protein content.

 

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

 

REFERENCES:

 

1. Young, VR. J. Am. Diet. Assoc. 91(7):826-35.

2. Bahkit, RM, et al., 1994. J. Nutr. 124(2):213-22. 1994.

3. Kanazawa, T, et al., 1995. J. Nutr. 125 (3 Suppl): 639S-646S.

4. Breslau, NA. et al., 1988. J. Clin Endocrinol. Metab. 66:14-06.

5. Friedrich, JA. 1997. Altern. Comp. Ther. 3:53-57.