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    Better than Atkin's bread

    Woman's Bread w/Soy Isoflavones Ingredients:

    Organic Whole Wheat Flour Organic Roasted Unsalted Soy Beans
    Organic Low Fat Soy Flour Sprouted Organic Quinoa
    Organic White Flour Sprouted Organic Amaranth
    Purified Water Sprouted Organic Spelt
    Dried Cranberries Sprouted Organic Kamut
    Organic Flaxseeds Sprouted Organic Wheat
    Oat Fiber Sprouted Organic Barley
    Organic Rice Bran Sprouted Organic Oats
    Soy germ flour (Soy Isoflavones) Organic Sesame Seeds
    Unrefined Sea Salt



    Nutrients per serving: 1 Slice (32g) - 20 slices per loaf
    Calories 81 Fat-Total 2 g
    Protein 6g Saturated Fat 0 g
    Cholesterol 0 mg Sugars 0 g
    Sodium 105mg Omega-3 284 mg
    Carbohydrates 11g Omega-6 446 mg - Omega-9 980mg
    Dietary Fiber 4g Potassium 122 mg



    32 mg Soy Isoflavones per serving
    Calories from fat 16 . . . .... . .

    Thiamine 6%, Folic Acid 10%, Riboflavin 12%, Phosphates 6%, Calcium 2%, Niacin 24%, Magnesium 8%, Iron 6%,Vitamin B6 5%, Zinc 6%, Vitamin B12 52%, Copper 6%


    Soy Benefits Women Not on HRT

    Soy protein may strengthen the bones of postmenopausal women who are not taking hormone replacement therapy, according to a study conducted by Bahram H. Argmandi, M.D., of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater. In the randomized, doubleblind, placebo-controlled study, 42 women, whose average age was 62, were given 40g of either milk or soy protein beverage to drink daily for three months in addition to their normal diet

    Argmandi found soy protein benefited bone density biomarkers more thaan milk protein. When HRT was factored into the equation, soy's benefits were even more pronounced. those consuming soy who were not taking HRT showed the greatest increase in growth factors, with levels almost doubling, Argmandi condludes, "soy protein exerts its bone-protective efffects mainly be suppressing the rate of bone rescription, while...maintaining or enhancing the rate of bone formation."

    ... The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism 2003Mar;88(3):1048-54

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    this doesnt look TOO bad. aside from the white flour.
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