Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Black Soya Beans Have Urea Acid

Can patients with kidney disease have black soya beans? Black soya beans, as we know, contain rich protein, which is popular in many countries. However, patients with kidney disease should eat less and the reasons are as follows:
Firstly, protein in black soya beans belongs to plane protein, which is not good quality protein. So in the process, it will produce more urea acid and nitrogen, which will give kidney more burden.
Secondly, if kidney disease patients really want to supply, they can choose good quality protein, which can produce less urea acid and nitrogen in the process. Food which is rich in good quality protein is such as egg white, milk, lean meat and so on.
Thirdly, yellow bean should not be taken in so much, either. The reasons are the same as the black soya bean, which can also lead to more burden.
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