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Soybean: good food or bad?

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James Dav #1 / 6	Soybean: good food or bad? What do you think of this article from a scientific point of view: http://www.***.com/ I'd appreciate an emal cc of anthing you post. Thanks, James
Fri, 06 Feb 2004 03:43:36 GMT

Hobbi #2 / 6	Soybean: good food or bad? I suppose it can be both good and bad like anything else. The answer to all the questions is balance. Now how to achieve this balance is what we should all be concerned about.
Sat, 07 Feb 2004 03:18:48 GMT

Baron Blackfan #3 / 6	Soybean: good food or bad? There is so much misinformation and half-truth in that article that it would take too long to cover them all. Needless to say, those of us who have been consuming soy milk and tofu for many years feel a heck of a lot better than the carnivoires. I'll take my chances with the humble soy bean over the hormone and antibiotic laden meats. -- ----------------------------------- Fortitudo Et Macto (Strength And Honor) Motto of the Roman Legions Quote: > What do you think of this article from a scientific point of view: > http://www.nexusmagazine.com/soydangers.html > I'd appreciate an emal cc of anthing you post. > Thanks, > James
Sat, 07 Feb 2004 12:18:22 GMT

Hobbi #4 / 6	Soybean: good food or bad? Quote: > There is so much misinformation and half-truth in that article that it would > take too long to cover them all. Needless to say, those of us who have been > consuming soy milk and tofu for many years feel a heck of a lot better than > the carnivoires. I'll take my chances with the humble soy bean over the > hormone and antibiotic laden meats. How about Tyson Chicken? I suppose if you eat soybeans for breakfest and wash it down by soy milk, and then repeat this procedure at lunch and dinner time, in this case you will shure get into some health trouble. Otherwise, ..... Quote: > -- > ----------------------------------- > Fortitudo Et Macto (Strength And Honor) > Motto of the Roman Legions > > What do you think of this article from a scientific point of view: > > http://www.nexusmagazine.com/soydangers.html > > I'd appreciate an emal cc of anthing you post. > > Thanks, > > James
Sat, 07 Feb 2004 14:07:36 GMT

Jay Tanzma #5 / 6	Soybean: good food or bad? Quote: > There is so much misinformation and half-truth in that article that it would > take too long to cover them all. Needless to say, those of us who have been > consuming soy milk and tofu for many years feel a heck of a lot better than > the carnivoires. Perhaps you are only unaware of how bad you really feel, as a result of soy-induced brain atrophy: J Am Coll Nutr 2000 Apr;19(2):242-55 Brain aging and midlife tofu consumption. White LR, Petrovitch H, Ross GW, Masaki K, Hardman J, Nelson J, Davis D, Markesbery W. "CONCLUSIONS: In this population, higher midlife tofu consumption was independently associated with indicators of cognitive impairment and brain atrophy in late life." -Jay
Sun, 08 Feb 2004 01:04:23 GMT

Justin Bo #6 / 6	Soybean: good food or bad? Quote: > There is so much misinformation and half-truth in that article that it would > take too long to cover them all. Needless to say, those of us who have been > consuming soy milk and tofu for many years feel a heck of a lot better than > the carnivoires. I'll take my chances with the humble soy bean over the > hormone and antibiotic laden meats. oh, what misinformation? Keep in mind that Mary Enig has a track record of spreading misinformation about vegan foods that are 'healthier' than the animal versions - she was one of the first researchers to study the health damaging effects of transfatty acids. I could imagine the internet being what it is today back in the 70s. David Cohen would have a notbutter.com website and talk about Mary Enig's 'margarine disinformation campaign'. You're fooling yourself if you think people can make a health cooking.net">food in a factory. If you want to eat soy stick to the natural, wholefoods versions of soy: tempeh, miso and naturally brewed soy sauce. Justin Bond
Sun, 08 Feb 2004 01:18:17 GMT

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