Dairy products are high-energy-yielding products made from milk. As milk is easily contaminated because of lactose fermentation, dairy products need to be packed in durable materials.
Pet food products are manufactured either from plants or animal extracts. These food products are formulated according to the nutritional value of the raw materials that suit the needs of the type and age of the animal being fed.
Infant formula and baby food products have been developed to function as nutritional supplements for breast milk. These products are easy to consume and are available in a wide variety of flavors and forms, such as dried food, prepared food, infant milk formula, growing-up milk formula, and follow-on milk formula.
The beneficial effects of soy on established breast cancer is controversial. The goal of this research is to investigate the potential molecular mechanisms by which soy isoflavones affect established breast cancers.