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  1. Soy Protein for Weight Control
  2. Soy Protein as a Food
  3. Soy as a Nutritional Supplement

Where to Find It

Relatively large amounts of isoflavones are present in whole soybeans, roasted soy nuts, tofu, tempeh, soy milk, meat substitutes, soy flour, and some soy protein isolates. In addition, the isoflavones present in soy are available as supplements, in capsules or tablets.

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