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Is soya chunks is making with maida is this cause any issue or cause to cancer i heared tha porotta causes cancer
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Soya chunks are a healthy source of protein. Soya chaamp is sometimes made of maida. Soya chaamps to be bought from a reliable place . For detailed consultation book a call on Practo
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There is a lot of confusion around foods like soya chunks and maida-based items. It’s important to separate myths from facts to make informed dietary choices.
Clarification:
- Soya chunks are not made from maida. - They are made from defatted soy flour, which is a high-protein byproduct of soybean oil extraction.
- Soya chunks are generally safe and nutritious when consumed in moderate quantities and can be a good protein source.
- Foods made from maida (refined flour) like white bread, biscuits, or maida-based parotta are highly processed and low in fiber, but they do not directly cause cancer.
- However, frequent consumption of ultra-processed, fried, or repeatedly heated foods may increase long-term health risks if eaten excessively.
What You Should Do:
- Consume soya chunks in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
- Limit intake of maida-based and deep-fried foods.
- Focus on whole grains, fiber, and home-cooked meals.
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Yes parantha of maida if consumed regularly maybe a reason to many lifestyle disorders .
As maida & oil together is the reason to cause gas, acidity, weight gain & spoilage of bone & tooth.
Also soy is only made of soy protein & not maida
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No, soya chunks are completely safe to consume.
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Its a myth... Don't trust these....
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Good evening pls kindly don't go with myths kindly
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Ms. Neema Yadav
Dietitian/Nutritionist
5 yrs exp
Kolhapur
No ——-this is myth
Soy chunk are safe and rich in protein
They contain phytoestrogens but no evidence they cause cancer
Eating moderation is safe
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You can eat soy chunks safely
Occasionally parotta is fine
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Ms. Somya Jain
Dietitian/Nutritionist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Soya chunks in not made totally for maida
But soya chaap is definitely
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