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Re: Liver flush sucess by San2006 17 y
Can lecithin b mde at home.? I am very interested in make Organic SOY MILK. I read a lot of anti-soy stories. But all those are because the SOY is a GMO. If I used NON GMO Organic SOY, soy would be healthy. I am also starting to beleive is that all this anti-soy propaganda is by dairy industry who want to destroy the soy market. they just play with gullble minds of ppl by writing anything on internet. I have read very good reviews abt lecithin. I take non GMO lecithin and I like it a lot. I am planning to start milking some SOY MILK from organic soy beans. T ... 1,438 hits
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Re: soy by golfskiyoga 20 y
Between milk and soy I would choose milk. (organic) Just because soy is sold in the health food stores doesn’t mean it is good for you. Soy is highly thyrotoxic. If you are already struggling with estrogen dominence the addition of soy could send you into hypothyroidism pretty quickly. More than 2 oz/ per day of soy for more than a week can do it. Read more about soy at Weston A Price Org. They are implementing a soy lawsuit against big agriculture. Google this and I am sure you will be shocked at how we have been hoodwinked by big ag. Personally I became hypothyroid due to eating ... 1,144 hits
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Re: Are soy products good or bad? by gracey 21 y
Brian, Over the years I have read tons of research, testimonies, and articles about soy and soy products. It is confusing because soy products are not equal to the raw soy extract. My final decision has been to stay away from soy. It affects hormones, especially not good for men. It is not easily digestible, causing bowel problems. It also can contribute to weight gain as it does with farm animals. Green tea, which I think is derived from some soy plant, might be the only form I would accept. Soy is in almost everything in the form of lecithin, a fat emulsifier. Its hard to es ... 1,580 hits
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Re: soy, and veggie burgers by SqueakyClean 20 y
I can’t remember if soy is naturally occurring or not, but assuming it is, remember that nobody ATE soy until they figured out how to ferment it, and that would have been in asia so I guess the Bible people didn’t know about soy. Soy was used to replentish soil in crop rotation, and we do know that soy is toxic for the body. I believe the weston price organization has some interesting information about soy. So perhaps this Jordan guy is basing his position on soy on the fact that most people over the centuries only ate small amounts of fermented soy. Anyway, if you wanted to eat it natural ... 1,822 hits
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Soy lecithin=soy toxin RN by Blueduck 20 y View Entire Thread 3
Soy Toxins There’s plenty yet that you didn’t know about soy! Soy contains several naturally occurring compounds that are toxic to humans and animals. The soy industry frequently refers to these toxins as anti-nutrients, which implies that they somehow act to prevent the body getting the complete nutrition it needs from a food. The soy toxins (such as phytic acid) can certainly act in this manner, but they also have the ability to target specific organs, cells and enzyme pathways and their effects can be devastating. The soy toxins that Soy Online Service have concerns abou ... 2,231 hits 0 of 1 (0%)
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Soy lecithin=soy toxin R by Blueduck 20 y View Entire Thread 4
Soy Toxins There’s plenty yet that you didn’t know about soy! Soy contains several naturally occurring compounds that are toxic to humans and animals. The soy industry frequently refers to these toxins as anti-nutrients, which implies that they somehow act to prevent the body getting the complete nutrition it needs from a food. The soy toxins (such as phytic acid) can certainly act in this manner, but they also have the ability to target specific organs, cells and enzyme pathways and their effects can be devastating. The soy toxins that Soy Online Service have concerns about are pro ... 4,911 hits
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Re: Soy milk and tofu are okay UNLESS you have thyroid pr... by ozgur 18 y
Well, actually there is significant research to indicate that any non-lacto-fermented soy products are harmful for our health. Some fermented soy (like miso, tempeh, etc.) can be a source of probiotics, but only in moderation. The Japanese have been consuming fermented soy products for centuries, really. Non-fermented soy is a relatively new product and there is much to support the dangers of consumption. The following is a link to the Weston A Price foundation website which has gathered information on studies that have been done on soy. Its worth looking at, especially for men because so ... 2,947 hits
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Re: Is Soy healthy - Dr. Mercola by mo123 16 y
Mercola.com - Take Control of your Health The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America’s Favorite Health Food The Whole Soy Story Are you caught up in the deceptive hype from the soy industry? If so, you have likely been convinced that soy is a health food. This belief is an unfortunate side effect of not having done your homework, relying instead on the brainwashing propaganda of the soy industry, which in many ways is not much different than that of the drug companies. They have cleverly targeted health conscious consumers with a well thought out; well-financed campaign ... 618 hits
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Soy, good or bad? by uchihaMadara 15 y
Myth: Soy estrogens (isoflavones) are good for you. Truth: Soy isoflavones are phyto-endocrine disrupters. At dietary levels, they can prevent ovulation and stimulate the growth of cancer cells. Eating as little as 30 mg isoflavones (from about 30 g soy protein) per day can result in hypothyroidism with symptoms of lethargy, constipation, weight gain and fatigue. Myth: Soy foods are safe and beneficial for women to use in their postmenopausal years. Truth: Soy foods can stimulate the growth of estrogen-dependent tumors and cause thyroid problems. Low thyroid function is associat ... 1,299 hits
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Australian cancer organization warns breast cancer patien... by grzbear 17 y View Entire Thread 2
From: http://www.newstarget.com/021438.html NewsTarget.com printable article Originally published January 16 2007 Australian cancer organization warns breast cancer patients to avoid soy by Jessica Fraser (NewsTarget) The Cancer Council of New South Wales recently announced that it will change its position on consumption of soy products in response to growing public debate over their safety, according to The Age. Although moderate amounts of soy foods can be beneficial as part of a healthy diet -- much like fruits and vegetables -- the Cancer Council is set to release ... 1,338 hits
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Jhan by Boyz 19 y View Entire Thread 3
Jhan, what do u think about others statement on curezone even Dr Mercola that saying Soya, or whatever they are like Soy LEcithin, sprouts something like that are toxic to our body, But some people said it was okie like u, Shelleycat and some Because i bought superfood that contains Soy Lecithin, Organic Soy sprout etc great ingredients, u can search on www.greensplus.co.uk it’s called Green+ They told me it was misconception about Soy on internet, politics and other I’m allergic with Soya, i think Soy lecithin is safe for me rite? How about Soy sprouts? The company said it was oki ... 1,851 hits
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Re: soy pros & cons by Omie 21 y
Hi Gingersnap, You are a wise one to check out soy before you start guzzling it down. Most of the ’positive’ sites on soy are put forth and paid for by the manufacturers of soy products. When reading about soy, look to the sponsor of the site and determine their monetary gain from what they are saying. Soy contains phytoestrogens and will cause a hormonal imbalance. Soy is anti-thyroid in that it inhibits the uptake of iodine and can cause serious thyroid problems. The difference in soy tofu used in Japan for centuries, is the fermentation of the soy beans. The fermentation changes ... 1,381 hits
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Re: Is Soy Safe? by Ruffneck 14 y
Meanwhile , soy causes cancer cells to grow more rapidly. http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/sunday-telegraph/soy-cancer-warning/story-e6frewt0-1111112826510 CANCER patients are being warned to avoid foods rich in soy because they can accelerate the growth of tumours. The Cancer Council NSW will issue guidelines today, warning about the dangers of high-soy diets and soy supplements for cancer patients and those people in remission from cancer. At particular risk are people suffering from hormone-dependent cancers, including breast and prostate cancer - the two most common ty ... 2,540 hits
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Soy by Maggie 21 y View Entire Thread 4
Soy: A Formula for Disaster Experts say a new study on soy-based formula neglects to mention the products’ serious side effects. By the Staff of Whole Body Health A recent study giving infant formula made from soy a clean bill of health was biased and white washed evidence that proves the baby products can hurt children, say nutritional experts. In the study, researchers ignored higher rates of reproductive disorders, asthma and allergies in those who received soy formula, said Dr. Mary Enig, president of Maryland Nutritionists Association. “This is in lin ... 2,097 hits
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Soy - Fermented vs. Unfermented by #29621 14 y
http://www.westonaprice.org/blog/answers-to-2-letters-about-children-fed-soy-formula-.html.html ”Let’s be clear that the unfermented soy products such as soy milk, soy burgers, sausage and meat substitutes, tofu, edamame, aburage (deep fried tofu) will require your body to supply or produce the enzymes to process these foods that may be further compromised if the natural enzyme inhibitors are not deactivated. A caution and warning to all those who use unfermented soy products on a daily or regular basis! Some may not be harmful in moderation but please be responsible in researchi ... 2,037 hits
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Soy - Fermented vs. Unfermented by chef jem 14 y
”Let’s be clear that the unfermented soy products such as soy milk, soy burgers, sausage and meat substitutes, tofu, edamame, aburage (deep fried tofu) will require your body to supply or produce the enzymes to process these foods that may be further compromised if the natural enzyme inhibitors are not deactivated. A caution and warning to all those who use unfermented soy products on a daily or regular basis! Some may not be harmful in moderation but please be responsible in researching what you’re eating BEFORE a health problem occurs!” http://www.westonaprice.org/Cruel-and-Unusual-Pun ... 2,656 hits
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soy allergens: shock of the new by anunnaki 20 y View Entire Thread 2
SOY ALLERGENS: SHOCK OF THE NEW Soy is one of the top allergens. In the 1980s, Stuart Berger, MD, labeled soy one of the seven top allergens -- one of the “sinister seven.” At the time, most experts listed soy around tenth or eleventh. Bad enough, but way behind peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, shellfish, fin fish and wheat. Today soy is widely accepted as one of “the big eight” that cause immediate hypersensitivity reactions.1-4 Food allergies are abnormal inflammatory responses of the immune system to dust, pollen, a food or some other substance. ... 1,996 hits
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The Truth about Soy Foods by Dquixote1217 14 y View First 20 Messages of 142
The Truth about Soy Foods This ”Miracle Health Food” Has Been Linked to Brain Damage and Breast Cancer by Dr. Mercola If you were to carefully review the thousands of studies published on soy, I strongly believe you would reach the same conclusion as I have—which is, the risks of consuming unfermented soy products FAR outweigh any possible benefits. Notice I said unfermented soy products . For centuries, Asian people have been consuming fermented soy products such as natto, tempeh, and soy sauce, and enjoying the health benefits. Fermented soy does not wre ... 10,869 hits 3 of 4 (75%)
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Soy+GM foods:Hurt Brain+Thyroid by Wrenn 19 y
This message posted by Ami Joi Benton ; Curezone Team Member welcome to visit my website if you like, click page refresh when you get there (internet page refresh) to ensure you are seeing any new updates. Wrenn’s Web _____________________________________________________________ another great link http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=362&i=14883#i ________________________________ From: Lapis : Lapis Links Date: 10/25/2003 Soy’s Thyroid Dangers http://thyroid.about.com/library/weekly/aa041202a.htm Soy’s Thyroid Dangers: A Look at the Dangers of Soy to the Heal ... 5,461 hits
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Re: tc-12 by TC-12 20 y
I wasn’t sure what tamari is (not common in the U.S.), but learned that it’s ”similar to but thicker than soy sauce, tamari is also a dark sauce made from soybeans.” If you’re allergic to soy, unfortunately you may have to avoid these foods. From the first link below, ”Anyone allergic to soy will probably have to avoid all soy products, which include hydrolyzed vegetable protein, textured soy protein (also called textured vegetable protein, TVP), isolated soy protein, miso, natto, okara, soy cheese, soy sauces (teriyaki, TAMARI, shoyu), soy protein concentrates, isolates and flours, so ... 1,290 hits
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SOY links R by Lapis 18 y
Why Soy Can Damage Your Health Newest Research On Why You Should Avoid Soy - by Sally Fallon & Mary G. Enig, Ph.D. - What was once a minor crop, listed in the 1913 US Department of Agriculture (USDA) handbook not as a food but as an industrial product, now covers 72 million acres of American farmland. The Whole Soy Story In The Whole Soy Story, you’ll find: The real reasons why soy is NOT a health food Shocking personal accounts of real people whose health and lives were put at risk from eating soy products Hard evidence linking soy to malnutr ... 4,616 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Is Soy Safe? by Hveragerthi 14 y View Entire Thread 7
http://www.vegsource.com/articles2/davis_soy_safe.htm Is Soy Safe? Q: Is Soy Dangerous? Q: I’ve been reading quite a bit about the dangers of consuming too much soy, but to date I have not figured out what those dangers are other than too much estrogen production with its consequences for higher cancer risk. A friend told me that a woman with a Vegetarian Nutrition course to her credit told her that she would recommend rice beverage over soy. Why? Would you kindly clarify this matter for me. A: Dear Joyce, Thank you for the opportunity to provide some clarity a ... 2,050 hits
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Will the next study say soy cures breast cancer? by Dquixote1217 13 y
Notably, the very same big pharma backed group published a study in April of this year which said that there was no increased risk for breast cancer due to soy consumption. Yet earlier they had the above study which said there was a decreased risk. A bit of a flip flop it would appear. Never fear, though, the next study will probably say that soy is a cure for breast cancer. The only way that study you posted could indicate that increased soy consumption reduced the risks of breast cancer would be to compare groups of people whose diets and lifestyles were v ... 1,715 hits
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SOY ALERt !! by Grog 20 y View Entire Thread 4
SOY ALERT WESTON A. PRICE FOUNDATION March 30, 2004 POSSIBLE LEGAL ACTION ON MEDICAL PROBLEMS CAUSED BY SOY The Weston A. Price Foundation is undertaking a new initiative to investigate instances and arrange possible legal assistance for individuals who believe that they or their child may have suffered serious physical or medical consequences as a result of ingesting one or more products containing soy. A growing body of credible medical and dietary research suggests that soy products may cause adverse medical and evelopmental conditions in susceptible persons, especially chil ... 2,928 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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SOY ALERT: POSSIBLE LEGAL ACTION ON MEDICAL PROBLEMS CAUS... by dairyman 20 y View Entire Thread 3
SOY ALERT WESTON A. PRICE FOUNDATION March 30, 2004 POSSIBLE LEGAL ACTION ON MEDICAL PROBLEMS CAUSED BY SOY The Weston A. Price Foundation is undertaking a new initiative to investigate instances and arrange possible legal assistance for individuals who believe that they or their child may have suffered serious physical or medical consequences as a result of ingesting one or more products containing soy. A growing body of credible medical and dietary research suggests that soy products may cause adverse medical and evelopmental conditions in susceptible persons, especially ch ... 1,199 hits
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Re: Lecithin (Soy) - little scared about it by SqueakyClean 18 y
I think the main reason MH recommends it is because it has a track record of working. The germans used it instead of gallbladder surgeries. I think taking some soy lecithin daily is safer than having surgery to have an important organ removed - so this is certainly something for people in that dilemma to consider! Soy lecithin is an extract from the whole, so it won’t have some of the things that make soy bad for you, like phytates. And organic should be even safer. Is it 100% safe and harmless? I don’t know. But it’s something to consider if you have liver and gallbladder problems. ... 7,148 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Re: soy is not poison! by pepe 20 y
That article is pretty much mainstream AMA stuff and it’s not anywhere near as comprehensive as the article I posted. The article mainly points to commercialialization and profit driven things that are being done with soy with no real regards to health benefits or quality of the end ”processed” product. It also points to the inordinate amount of chemically processed soy byproducts contained in a large percentage of prcessed foods so I think the article makes us aware of how it’s in the best interest of the profit driven large companies to extol all the benefits of soy without regards ... 2,174 hits
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Re: soy is not poison! by nobugsplease 20 y
Hi there! I was just wondering what studies of centurions you were referring to. If it is the one based on Okinawans (sp?), I thought you might find this interesting. I cut and pasted it from the article that Pepe posted above. How Much Soy Do Asians Really Eat? Those who dare to question the benefits of soy tend to receive one stock answer: Soy foods couldn’t possibly have a downside because Asians eat large quantities of soy every day and consequently remain free of most western diseases. In fact, the people of China, Japan, and other countries in Asia eat very little soy. The soy ... 2,262 hits
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Re: Thank you Lillian!! by Claudio Acuña 22 y
Jul-10 7:27 pm To: Claudio unread (6 of 8) 194.6 in reply to 194.1 This week Dr Weil answered this question: Is Soy Safe? ”Lately, I’ve read and heard that eating soy may increase the risk of breast cancer and make both endometriosis and fibroids worse. Should I eliminate soy foods from my diet?” -- Anonymous (Published 07/15/2002) I’ve been asked a lot lately about concerns such as yours. It is true that soy contains a mix of phytoestrogens – plant estrogens – some of which may stimulate proliferation of cells with estrogen recepto ... 1,073 hits
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Soy Industry Promotes Health Myths to Sell More Soy Produ... by dquixote1217 16 y
Soy Industry Promotes Health Myths to Sell More Soy Products, Says Author by David Gutierrez ( NaturalNews) Author Kaayla T. Daniel is challenging what she calls the myth that soy prevents breast cancer. "The truth is that soy protein contains dangerous levels of plant estrogens. Although not identical to human estrogens, these have been proven to increase breast cell proliferation, a widely accepted marker of breast cancer risk." said Daniel, author of "The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America’s Favorite Health Food." "The soy industry cons ... 617 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
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Soy lowers sperm count in men by Ruffneck 15 y View Entire Thread 10
http://www.theage.com.au/national/soy-products-linked-to-low-sperm-count-20080724-3kk7.html FIRST it was tight jeans and hot spas, but now research suggests soy-based products may reduce a man’s sperm count. A study that monitored the soy consumption of 99 men has found those who consumed more than two portions of soy-based foods a week had, on average, 41 million fewer sperm per millilitre of semen than men who had never eaten soy food. The apparent fall in sperm count is unlikely to make healthy men infertile, but some experts said it could have a significant impact on those alr ... 2,301 hits
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soy health claim based on misleading research by anunnaki 20 y
SOY HEALTH CLAIM BASED ON MISLEADING RESEARCH PRESS RELEASE Contact: Kaayla T. Daniel PhD (505) 984-2093 wholenutritionist@earthlink.net Bill Sanda (202) 333-4325 westonaprice_contact@msn.com HEALTH EXPERTS URGE FDA TO DENY SOY PROTEIN CANCER PREVENTION HEALTH CLAIM Scientists say Solae petition omits many studies indicating soy may cause cancer July 5, 2004, WASHINGTON, DC: Researchers at a non-profit nutrition education foundation in Washington, DC are urging the Food and Drug Administration to deny a petition that would clear the way for soy products to c ... 917 hits
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*The Mercola Rebuttal* by Lapis 18 y
Think Soy is Healthy? Here’s Why it’s Not as Good as You Think By Dr. Joseph Mercola Soy has gained the reputation as a health food, in large part, because of the numerous health claims surrounding its products. Interestingly, a friend of mine forwarded a pro-soy article to me to refute and I was surprised to find my name mentioned in it as ”an ardent advocate of eating beef, chicken, turkey, ostrich, and other meats.” The article is What About Soy? by John Robbins, who I believe is one of t ... 3,985 hits 3 of 3 (100%)
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Re: Sorting Out Soy Confusion by Basket of Sunshine 14 y
I have been following this debate for some time, have read one of Fallon’s books, and do appreciate this information. I don’t like meat/poultry very much and really have wanted to be more comfortable eating more soy beyond just the fermented soy I enjoy a lot. I have to admit, I am confused as to why a lot of these authors are considered soy opponents when they find fermented soy to be healthful and suggest it? It seems they believe in both meat and soy. If EDEN is right about how bad so much of the soy is out there, could the soy opponents be reacting to that? Is the root issue the ... 1,997 hits
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Re: copper in Soy ? by SeattleK 11 y
Eh.. no soy does not actually have copper in it (as far as I can tell). Soy is an estrogen enhancer, and high levels of estrogen is associated with high copper levels, it is not clear what the relationship is but it seems to feed each other. IMHO I would say to limit soy, since it definitely won’t help, but if it is in supplements that are otherwise helping you it is probably a worthwhile trade-off to keep taking them. Especially since you are talking about a tinyyy amount of soy, not a quart of soymilk a day or something. http://www.westonaprice.org/soy-alert/soy-recovery-the-toxic- ... 1,909 hits
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Re: Is soy safe for estrogen-dominant breast cancer? by mtl777 13 y
Thanks Hv! It’s good to hear a positive opinion about soy amid all the negative floating around. [Quote] All soy products are cooked and/or fermented, which reduces or destroys any potentially problematic compounds in soy. So unless someone is allergic to soy there really is no reason to fear soy products. [/Quote] I’m not sure if the Trader Joe’s Soy Protein Powder is cooked or fermented. It’s a powder that you mix with water and drink. So, isn’t it just soy beans ground into a fine powder? Either that or it’s an extract of soy proteins? In that case is it still perfectly OK ... 1,937 hits
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Re: soy is not poison! by pepe 20 y
There are so many factors involved in the Okinawan lifestyle/diet that to bring it down to soy is not even a remotely valid example exotoling the benefits of soy. These folks eat soy as tofu and not the overprocessed crap that is being touted as soy healthfood that we get in this country. Big Biiiiig difference ;+D Like I said before it’s not so much that soy itself is so bad. It all this processing and chemicalizing and still calling it just ”soy” when it barely resembles the original soy itself. Start reading labels at the grocery and see for yourself how much of the heavily porces ... 2,097 hits
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Re: don't sub SOY; How about organic milk? by Karlin 20 y
I found some organic milk, without horemones , and without pesticides used in the feed. i like it, it doesn’t go bad the same way either. It is pasturised, as that is law here [Canada].I wish I could make that choice!! SOY As for using soy milk, my suggestion IS ”DON’T.” Link below for soy toxin articles. Soy has not been proven safe, but it has been heavily promoted, byt the marketers of soy and processed soy products. Soy Online service, or is the site for info, but I cannot get a link to paste, Copy and paste that into the bar above the window to connect to ... 10,769 hits
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Soy links by Hermit 21 y
Here are some links about soy and soy products The Dangers of Soy (links to various articles) http://www.roex.com/dangerofsoylinks.htm The Natural Dangers of Soy http://www.roex.com/Articles/dangersofsoy.pdf Dangers Of Isoflavones In Soy And Soy-Based Foods http://www.roex.com/dangersofisoflavinsarticle.htm Attack of the Killer Bean: The Case Against Soy http://www.roex.com/killerbeanarticle.htm Newest Research On Why You Should Avoid Soy http://www.roex.com/newestresearchonsoyarticle.htm 1,464 hits
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Re: Soy protein powder--good or bad? by Fil 21 y
Soy causes hormone imbalances. It’s also a known toxin. Traditional societies that eat soy only eat it in fermented form. The soy industry has successfully campaigned to persuade people that soy is healthy and almost a miracle food. It is definitely not. It is causing little girls to menstruate as young as 8 and even younger. It can cause ovarian cysts and breast cancer. When you read sites on the wonders of soy, find out who is funding them and where there information comes from. The site below is non-profit and purely aimed at educating people. Do your body a favour and give up ... 17,475 hits
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