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A regular diet despite modest amounts of soy foods can also reduce sperm density, US scientists estimate.
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A regular diet despite modest amounts of soy foods can also reduce sperm density, US scientists estimate.
Soybeans are considered a superfood, very nutritious, but for some people, regular consumption of these products will increase the risk of dementia, a result of a recent…
Technically processed soybean residues can replace 10-17% of wheat flour in bread, cookie and cracker production. At the same time, make cakes rich in fiber, an essentia…
From July 22 until now, in addition to the number of people died, there are 23 people in Kanigoro village, Magelang district of central Java also suffered from this stra…
A recent study by the University of Illinois helps identify the weight loss process through consuming so much soy. Researchers want to consider whether or not the protei…
British reproductive health experts recommend that women who are about to get pregnant should not eat a lot of soy-based foods. After conducting research on people scien…
100 g soybeans washed, dried and soaked with 100 ml vinegar for 8 days. Every day use 3-6 times, 30 beans each time. The drug has the effect of making the body feel bett…
Scientists at the Karolinska Research Institute (Sweden) said soybeans can cure many diseases. Soy-rich soybeans, especially B1, are effective in preventing atherosclero…
Black wood ear, white ear wood every 15 g cook, add 10 g of alum sugar, eat hot breakfast or dessert. Both types of ear fungus are high in calcium, higher than soybeans.
Soy foods are not only safe for women diagnosed with breast cancer, but can also help prolong life in some groups of patients.
According to a recent study, along with quitting, having a soy-rich diet helps reduce the risk of lung cancer in men.
Scientists recently reported that soy is effective in preventing colorectal cancer, the third most deadly cancer.
Xinhua leads a large-scale survey of Japan's Ministry of Labor Health, which says men who regularly eat soy will help reduce the risk of lung cancer.
A US study found that women who ate a lot of soybeans at an early age significantly reduced their risk of breast cancer in middle age.
According to Dr. Karissa, this is the first study to assess the impact of soy consumption in childhood on breast cancer risk. This protective effect may be due to the pr…