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Soy Lectins

Lectins may bind intestinal epithelial glycoprotein receptors interfering with some absorption of nutrients.  Lectins are heat labile and their effect is eliminated in cooked soyfoods.   Phytohemagluttinin glycopeptides promotes clots, a small amount is found in peas, faba beans, chickpeas, lentils, common beans and soybeans, and the highest amounts are found in uncooked red kidney beans.  Lectin is nearly completely eliminated during fermentation, microwaving, and precipitation processing, except in the common bean. 

 

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