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Could be DR, but i think i'll take a chance as i see that "Muscle Science" brought out a Supplement called "Soy Pro"....this is what they had to say : "100% pure protein derived solely from certified non-genetically modified Soy Protein Isolate.It is cholestrol, lactose and aspartame free..Soy Pro contains higher amounts of Glutamine, Arginine and Branched Chain Amino Acids, than most other protein sources, scoring a perfect 100 on the protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid ( PDCAA ) scale"..here comes the shit part...."Soy Pro is very low in fat and CALORIES"..........i hate the calories bit..DragonRider said:Some studies claim that soy and soy products can raise estrogen levels in men. In addition, since soy is a vegetable protein it does not have a complete amino acid profile.
Personally, I wouldn't take the risk.
TexasCreed said:here are two
Here is a dish for vegetarians who like to eat protein rich egg like dish. The dish tastes and flavors like egg omlette or egg burji.
1 cup Soya beans seeds
1 Tomato
2 Onions - medium size
3-4 Green chilies
Coriander leaves
Salt to taste
2-3 tea spoon oil
Pepper powder
Chop onions, tomatoes, green chilies and coriander leaves to small pieces.
Soak Soya beans in water for 3-4 hrs. Grind the soaked Soya beans in mixer grinder to a thin paste adding little water.
Add chopped onions, tomatoes, chilies, coriander leaves and salt to taste. Mix well.
Take 2-3 tea spoon oil in a frying pan. When the pan heats up, put the above mixture and stir till the paste thickens. Keep stirring until the mixture solidifies and turns light brown.
Decorate with coriander leaves and pepper powder.
and here is one for making pancakes with it.
Pancakes recipe
Ingredients
1 cup of soya flour
2 3/4 cups wheat flour
3 Tbs baking powder
3 Tbs sugar
1 1/2 tsp salt
3 eggs
3 cups soymilk
6 Tbs soya oil
Recipe directions
Mix all the ingredients. Melt some baking margarine in a pan and preheat. Pour 1/2 cup of batter in the pan and bake both sides until golden brown.
CWBassist said:man, it sucks cause i HATE cottage cheese, everything else on the diet list i enjoy, but man i hate that stuff. Is there anything good to substitute it with? like a yogurt or something?
Robin Hood said:Could be DR, but i think i'll take a chance as i see that "Muscle Science" brought out a Supplement called "Soy Pro"....this is what they had to say : "100% pure protein derived solely from certified non-genetically modified Soy Protein Isolate.It is cholestrol, lactose and aspartame free..Soy Pro contains higher amounts of Glutamine, Arginine and Branched Chain Amino Acids, than most other protein sources, scoring a perfect 100 on the protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid ( PDCAA ) scale"..here comes the shit part...."Soy Pro is very low in fat and CALORIES"..........i hate the calories bit..
Aratesticle said:cottage cheese is mainly casein protein......great for filling you up and slowly digesting. Eaten at night it can help keep you from going catabolic during sleep. If you hate cottage cheese, try a casein protein shake. I go thru 5 of those plastic large size ones a week. You can also add strawberry's peaches or pineapple to cottage cheese.
wolfyEVH said:if one doesnt have the cash for the protein blend formulas, the can just make up a whey shake and throw in some peanut butter and flax oil in it even cook up an egg or 2 and blend it in....but cottage cheese the the way to go.
oracle said:So what comprises of a whey shake to make it equivalent to the store powder one's.
Many of the store powders are some type of whey or whey casienate combination. Read your label.oracle said:So what comprises of a whey shake to make it equivalent to the store powder one's.
wolfyEVH said:if one doesnt have the cash for the protein blend formulas, the can just make up a whey shake and throw in some peanut butter and flax oil in it even cook up an egg or 2 and blend it in....but cottage cheese the the way to go.
oracle said:oh....i thought you said make up your own "whey shake" (like make your own out of raw ingrediants) and throw in the other stuff. Are you saying to "cook" up an egg white and throw it in the blender also? Hmmm....that's different
wolfyEVH said:yes...for those who won't eat them raw.....lots of people will do that......cook up a few eggs (or just the whites) throw in a can of tuna, and some water or whatever.......would taste like fuckin garbage but its easier to drink than eat.
wolfyEVH said:would taste like fuckin garbage but its easier to drink than eat.
oracle said:How do people eat the cottage cheese? do they add anything to it? I'm asking because i really don't like cheese and cottage cheese just looks all lumpy with no taste. I want to try it because i've read that it's real good for you.
DragonRider said:Is that what "Muscle Science" says? Well, they wouldn't have a vested interest in selling their product, so it is very unlikely that they would hype it up.
Soy protein is sold for women.
Also at your bodyweight, you need all of the proper fat and calories that you can get your hands on. Of course, I don't have the slightest idea what I'm talking about. That's how I've managed to go from 155lbs to 240lbs.