Soy, The Miracle Food or Pandora's Box?

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In a message dated 9/25/2003 9:59:16 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jendance writes:

 

> I think I'm still confused about the whole soy issue

>

 

The way I approach it is that moderation is the key. I have one or two

servings of soy a day and only have soy from foods, not from supplements. I

believe

that the benefits of soy outweigh any possible bad (and I'm really not

convinced that the bad isn't just propaganda from the dairy and meat industries

which

have been losing market share to soy) so it is fine to eat it in healthy

quantitiies/portions.

 

Myra

 

 

 

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Hi Myra,

 

I have searched widely and found that the producers of Soy say it is

wonderful; While independent researchers report problems.

 

It is very easy to use Google to get both sides; please watch for where the

money comes from.

 

The result of my searches: I will not buy Dog Food if it has Soy in it!

 

Good luck,

 

 

Lorenzo

 

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> I think I'm still confused about the whole soy issue

>

 

The way I approach it is that moderation is the key. I have one or two

servings of soy a day and only have soy from foods, not from supplements. I

believe

that the benefits of soy outweigh any possible bad (and I'm really not

convinced that the bad isn't just propaganda from the dairy and meat

industries which

have been losing market share to soy) so it is fine to eat it in healthy

quantitiies/portions.

 

Myra

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

There are many " independent " researchers, not getting money from Soy

companies, that favor the intelligent use of Soy, provided it's organic.

There continues to be two sides to the Soy controversy, and I never take

seriously, the pronouncements of people that alwasys and only present one

side of a case, which remains unsettled. It may be that the merits of the

case against Soy consumption will win out over time, but as yet, I continue

to hear credible and independent researchers and healers recommending Soy

use.

JP

 

 

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" Lorenzo " <lorenzo1

 

Saturday, September 27, 2003 10:45 PM

RE: Re: Soy, The Miracle Food or

Pandora's Box?

 

 

> Hi Myra,

>

> I have searched widely and found that the producers of Soy say it is

> wonderful; While independent researchers report problems.

>

> It is very easy to use Google to get both sides; please watch for where

the

> money comes from.

>

> The result of my searches: I will not buy Dog Food if it has Soy in it!

>

> Good luck,

>

>

> Lorenzo

>

> -

>

> > I think I'm still confused about the whole soy issue

> >

>

> The way I approach it is that moderation is the key. I have one or two

> servings of soy a day and only have soy from foods, not from supplements.

I

> believe

> that the benefits of soy outweigh any possible bad (and I'm really not

> convinced that the bad isn't just propaganda from the dairy and meat

> industries which

> have been losing market share to soy) so it is fine to eat it in healthy

> quantitiies/portions.

>

> Myra

>

>

>

>