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Beat cancer with soy

A new US study suggests eating more soy foods could reduce the risk of colorectal cancer in post-menopausal women. More

Ask Niki: Soy beans

Are raw soy beans available in NZ, and where can you buy them? More

What to do with: Firm tofu

Tofu is a sponge for flavour - here are some quick and easy recipe ideas. More

Lactose intolerance and milk allergy

What are they and how do you get enough calcium in your diet if you have one? More

Soy infant formula

Is it safe for babies to be fed soy infant formula? More

Easy ways to include soy in your diet

Simple suggestions for incorporating soy into your everyday life. More

Soy: The bottom line

Soy is often reported to have both beneficial and harmful effects. So is it safe or not? More

Soy allergies

Soy is one of the top eight food allergens. More

What is: Soy?

This ‘storehouse of nutritional riches’, as it has been described, is high in protein and contains all the essential amino acids in useful amounts. More

What to do with: Tofu

Unsure what to do with tofu? We help you expand your repertoire. More

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