Isoflavones
are biologically active, non-nutritive compounds that are present in
relatively large amounts in soybeans and soy foods. Soybeans contain two
main types of isoflavones; daidzein and genistein. These compounds are
part of a larger group of plant chemicals, called flavenoids that are
common in many fruits, vegetables, and legumes. Soybeans are by far the
most concentrated source of isoflavones in the human diet. Isoflavones
also contain phytoestrogen, an estrogen-like substance made by plants.
In
the past decade or so, the consumption of soy foods has been linked to
human health benefits such as protection against breast cancer and
prostate cancer, relieving the discomforts of menopause and the risk of
osteoporosis, and lowering cholesterol levels. There is considerable
speculation that the soy isoflavones in soybean are responsible for
these possible effects on human health.
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*AMINO
ACID – a protein constituent; A compound belonging to a class containing an amino group. Amino acids make up proteins and are an important
component of cells. Some can be synthesized by the body's nonessential
amino acids and others must be obtained through the diet essential amino
acids.


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