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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 20.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Nutr. 2009 May 19;102(8):1203–1210. doi: 10.1017/S000711450937169X

Table 2.

Isoflavone doses of study soya foods consumed*

Study food Daidzein Glycitein Genistein Total isoflavones Glucosides (%) Malonates (%) Acetates (%) Aglycons (%)
Nuts
 mg 11·2 1·3 11·2 23·7 34 6 56 4
 μmol 44·1 4·6 41·3 90·1
Milk
 mg 12·4 1·3 9·7 23·4 59 28 8 4
 μmol 48·9 4·5 35·9 89·3
Bar
 mg 13·3 4·2 5·7 23·2 54 8 27 12
 μmol 52·2 14·8 21·0 88·0
Powder
 mg 14·2 4·1 6·2 24·6 57 13 24 7
 μmol 56·0 14·6 22·8 93·5

Total isoflavone values may deviate from the sum of individual isoflavones owing to rounding.

Total isoflavones = all isoflavones as the sum of native aglycons plus all glycosides.

*

According to HPLC analysis(48).

Lightly salted roasted soya nuts 13·6 g (Revival®), unsweetened organic soya milk 95·2 g (Westsoy Comp.), Peanut Pal bar 12·7 g (Revival®) and Strawberry Banana Bliss protein powder 12·6 g (Revival®).