Soybean protein
2 papers5 findings
- 2 independent labs in 2 countries
- 1 finding against
- Animals2
Outcomes
4Lifespan
upin mice1no changein rats1
2 studies
Lifespan
upin mice1no changein rats1
Soybean protein has no effect on lifespan in rats.
“The survival times and survival rates of animals fed casein and soybean protein diets were not different (P > 0.05).”
Animalsin sodium chloride-induced early hypertensive SHRSP ratsn = 16
The Journal of toxicological sciences1 Jun 2009
Soybean protein extends lifespan in mice (+27% in males, +30% in females).
“Similarly, in SAM-P/1 mean life-spans were 265 +/- 16 d (males) and 307 +/- 23 d (females) in the soybean diet group, 27% (males) and 30% (females) longer than in the casein diet groups (P < 0.01).”
Animalscompared with casein diet
Dietary soybean protein compared with casein retards senescence in the senescence accelerated mouse
The Journal of nutrition1 Nov 1993
Contracted kidney
downin mice1
1 study
Contracted kidney
downin mice1
Soybean protein decreases contracted kidney in mice.
“The occurrence of contracted kidneys caused by the infiltration of amyloid A protein was suppressed in SAM-R/1 mice fed the soybean protein-containing diet (P < 0.05).”
Animalscompared with casein dietkidney
Dietary soybean protein compared with casein retards senescence in the senescence accelerated mouse
The Journal of nutrition1 Nov 1993
Secondary amyloid deposition
downin mice1
1 study
Secondary amyloid deposition
downin mice1
Soybean protein decreases secondary amyloid deposition in mice.
“severe secondary amyloid deposition (amyloid A protein) in the kidneys, spleen, stomach and liver was significantly suppressed, in males only, by replacing casein with soybean protein (P < 0.01).”
Animalscompared with casein dietmales
Dietary soybean protein compared with casein retards senescence in the senescence accelerated mouse
The Journal of nutrition1 Nov 1993
Senile amyloid deposition
downin mice1
1 study
Senile amyloid deposition
downin mice1
Soybean protein decreases senile amyloid deposition in mice.
“The deposition of senile amyloid in SAM-P/1 mice with aging was retarded by replacing casein with soybean protein (P < 0.01).”
Animalscompared with casein diet
Dietary soybean protein compared with casein retards senescence in the senescence accelerated mouse
The Journal of nutrition1 Nov 1993