"Diabetes mellitus is associated with several major long-term complications, including nephropathy 'kidney disease] and coronary heart disease....
"A significant increase in HDL cholesterol 'the good cholesterol]...and in the LDL 'bad cholesterol] to HDL...ratio were found after Isolated Soy Protein 'ISP] consumption...'Soy protein is present in high amounts in soy products.]
"In conclusion, our results indicate that ISP consumption, in contrast to
casein 'milk protein, which serves as a proxy for animal protein,] in type 2
diabetic patients with 'kidney disease] can positively influence several
risk factors for coronary heart disease and 'kidney disease] progression."
Emphases added.
Soy Helpful for Diabetics Bibliography
Journal of Nutrition, vol. 134, 2004. By: Drs. Teixteira, Tappenden, Marshall & Erdman, et. al., Div. of Nutritional Sciences, U. of Ill. at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL 61801.
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