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The document discusses soy/soya, including its traditional and modern uses, the industries that use it, health benefits and concerns. Traditionally, soy was used to produce foods like tofu and soy sauce, but now it is mainly used as soy protein isolates and concentrates in various industries like pharmaceutical, food, chemicals. While soy has benefits as a protein source and in disease prevention, there are growing concerns about its effects including allergies, genetically modified products, and environmental impacts.
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