... or in preparation of any other foods. MILK-FREE DIET Foods Allowed Hypo-allergic milk. Sobee (Soy bean prod- uct). Cemac. Meats. Sea Food. Game. ...

... stands on a foundation of rice.” The rice diet of the Japanese is sup- plemented by the free use of peanuts, soy beans, and greens, which supply all that rice ...

... as in lettuce, whole grain cereals, legumes and soy beans. Vitamin F may be found in fats. Persons on a fat-free diet sometimes suffer from vitamin F deficiency. In this ...

... 1 liter. Lastly, strain through fine muslin.-{Hutchison^ Soy Bean Cookery.1-In diabetes the beans may be added to the diet simply to give variety, and they may also be used to great advantage in connection with an otherwise carbohydrate-free diet, particularly in those cases in which the ...

... lesions. Casein appears to be more atherogenic than soy protein (Kritchev- sky 1979). Recent studies on rabbits showed that LDL receptors were suppressed after feeding a cholesterol-free diet composed of carbohydrate and casein (Goldstein, Kita, and ...

... lesions. Casein appears to be more atherogenic than soy protein (Kritchev- sky 1979). Recent studies on rabbits showed that LDL receptors were suppressed after feeding a cholesterol-free diet composed of carbohydrate and casein (Goldstein, Kita, and ...

... 23 Desserts, 113 Diabetes, 201 “and holidays,” 244 soy beans in, 277 ... 120 E Eczema, 218 excess free fat in, 19 Eggs, 252 caloric value, 63 ...

... be used. Bread and muffins made out of soy bean flour may be used. Bread and muffins made out of starch-free bran may also be used. Buttermilk is an excellent article of diet. Poached or soft boiled eggs may be eaten ...

... them unsuitable for mineral ab- sorption studies. Isolated soy protein ... dry weight basis. It is virtually free of carbo- hydrate and fat. ISP is a ...

... longer if necessary to render the urine sugar-free again; then, reducing ... oil, fats, cream, soy beans, nuts, and, if desired, lean meats, chicken, ...