Posted by w8lifter on February 24, 1997 at 22:29:26:
In Reply to: Re: Proteins--EVERYONE PLEASE READ! posted by Animal on February 24, 1997 at 22:14:50:
: : In my quest to understand more about proteins and which are best, I came across some interesting
: : info. Most of you probably haven't heard of it, but the newest and best way to measure the
: : quality of a protein is the PDCAAS--Protein Digestability Corrected Amino Acid Scale. Whey is
: : the best protein right? Not necessarily! Most of us have heard that a whey ISOLATE is best
: : and yes it is a very good protein but what I found out today is that a soy isolate is just as
: : good or even better. On the PDCAAS soy scores a 1 which is the highest rating. Furthermore,
: : I inquired about the fact that whey has a great deal of BCAAs and glutamine. Guess what?
: : soy has higher amounts of both of these. Scammed again! An instantized soy isolate that
: : dissolves instantly and is very bland goes for about a fourth of what a whey isolate goes for.
: : The WPC that most of you are using is considered a highly INFERIOR protein source. In fact, now
: : that I know this I am not going to offer a WPC! Soy IMPROVES kidney function unlike any other
: : protein, it raises HDL (good) and lowers LDL (bad) cholesterol. It is anti-carcinogenic, etc, etc.
: : I believe as time goes on you will start to hear more and more about soy protein. I need some
: : feedback. I think the best way to go is mix 50/50 an instantized whey ISOLATE and an intantized
: : soy isolate. Whey has a few benefits that soy doesn't offer and this you get the best of both
: : worlds and at a price that can't be beat. This combo would probably sell for about $5.00 per pound.
: : I know that what I'm saying here goes against everything that you've been told but believe me here--
: : I've done my research. If the above mixture is not suitable with everyone then I could offer a
: : whey protein isolate AND a soy isolate and you can choose. However, just carrying the mixture
: : is easier for me and better for you. Think about it and let me know.
: : Keep up the fight
: : Unique
: Sounds good to me if your research is correct and it would be nice to know the sources. However, soy products generally have an estrogenic side effect to them as well. If they isolate this out it would be great if everything else holds.
SOY IS ACTUALLY ANTI-ESTROGENIC, AS IT IS A FLAVONE COMPOUND
AN CONTAINS GENESTIN SP?, AND THAT IS WHY MANY BREAST CANCER
PATIENTS ARE RECOMMENDED TO CONSUME A VERY HIGH SOY
PROTEIN DIET.......TRUST ME ON THIS ONE THEIR IS A LOT OF
RESEARCH ON SOY AND BREAST CANCER.