Talk:Soy molasses

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"For a reliable and comprehensive peer reviewed reference on soy molasses, see Daniel Chajuss, Soy Molasses: Processing and Utilization as a Functional Food, in KeShun Liu, Editor, Soybeans as Functional Foods and Ingredients, AOCS Press, Champaign. Ill., USA, pp. 201-208, 2004.

Soy molasses is a low cost, amply available, industrial extract of defatted soybeans, produced by warm aqueous alcohol extraction of defatted soybean material. Soy molasses is manufactured since 1963 essentially in accordance to the teachings of Chajuss in Israel Patent IL19168. Soy molasses encompasses mainly sugars as oligosaccharides (stacchyose and raffinose), disaccharides (sucrose) and small amount of monosaccharides (mainly glucose), crude proteins (including amino acids, peptides, etc.), Crude Lipid Material (Including phosphotides and phytosterols) Minerals (Ash), Saponins, Isoflavones and other organic constituents in small amounts. Chajuss in Israel Patent IL115110 and in US Patent US05871743 teaches novel uses for soy molasses as a source of phytochemicals for prevention and amelioration of diverse and variant pathological conditions. In Israel Patent IL140297 Chajuss teaches that unique and novel precipitating sediment can be obtained when soy molasses is treated at an acidic pH. The precipitating sediment obtained contains the soy phytochemicals saponins, isoflavones, phospholipids, crude proteins material and other sediment material from the soy molasses. For details see above noted reference that contain more related references"

David.Monniaux 09:06, 22 September 2007 (UTC)