Scary thought about "Soy Milk"

[ottomaddox]

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I would not drink milk or soy milk. both have become processed chemical garbage. I would not feed my dogs with them. We can thank the government and the huge multi national food corps for that. pastuerising milk was the worst thing that ever happened. milk was a great nutrient rich food source. It contained lactase which in turn breaks down lactose. Since the milk got heat treated and preocessed the lactase has gone and the lactose remains. This is why so many people (myself included) cannot drink it. The reason it became pasteurised is so they caould feed the animals on cheap mash which is a waste product from distilleries. The animals became sickly so they heat treat the milk. It is full of hormones from the poor animals too. Soy is no better. it is nothing more than a waste product that we have been fooled into believing is a good source of nutrients and protein. It has to be processed beyond belief just to remove toxins and make it safe to eat. No thanks.

[Dezeroth]

im glad my thread made this much of an impact

[Narkissos]

bump

-CNS

[Dezeroth]

wow! Nark bumped my old thread !!

im flattered *blush*

[Dezeroth]

Oh btw !!! Is soy milk considered dairy??

[xlxBigSexyxlx]

Soy is not a risk.

It'd take 10+ servings of non-alcohol-washed soy protein (each supplying 125mg of phytoestrogens) to put any healthy male in the 'high-consumption' bracket.

If anything, males are at higher risk from milk and milk-based products.

Milk is taken from lactating cows.

Lactation is female-hormone mediated.

And... the cows supplying milk for public consumption are administered hormones to increase and regulate the milk supply.

Subsequently, milk is a high-estrogen product.

Estrogen.. Not phytoestrogens.

Keep that in mind when you're chugging your skim.

-CNS



p.s.

My latest soy article:

An Argument for the Viability of Soy as a primary protein source

By Narkissos

If thats the case, wouldn't all breast fed boys be at risk of something?

[Narkissos]

Oh btw !!! Is soy milk considered dairy??

Does it come from udders?

[Narkissos]

If thats the case, wouldn't all breast fed boys be at risk of something?

At risk of what?

1. Human milk and cow's milk aren't the same.

2. Human's don't breast feed for their entire life.

We're the only animal species which continue to emulate breast-feeding after weaning takes place.

-CNS

[xlxBigSexyxlx]

At risk of what?

1. Human milk and cow's milk aren't the same.

2. Human's don't breast feed for their entire life.

We're the only animal species which continue to emulate breast-feeding after weaning takes place.

-CNS

lol I know Narkster.

Just jerkn' yr "tit"....haha

Great thread.

[Dezeroth]

Does it come from udders?

yay so i can eat cereal again !!!

[hardware850]

I've been reading an aweful lot about hormones and hormone triggers lately and I stumbled across some interesting facts about soy. Soy does contain molecules similar to human estrogen but this works for you and not against you. The key word here is similar, not bioidentical. It does not have the effects that estrogen does on the human body but it does bind to the estrogen receptors. Occupying the estrogen receptors signals the body that it does not need to produce estrogen and it inhibits the aromatase enzyme preventing testosterone from converting to estrogen. Drink your soy milk!

[Narkissos]

^^Can you link to the studies or finding you've come across?

I'm sure others would love to read 'em.

-C

[Deltasaurus]

yeah if that is true im buying a gallon of the stuff

[goose]

I would not drink milk or soy milk. both have become processed chemical garbage. I would not feed my dogs with them. We can thank the government and the huge multi national food corps for that. pastuerising milk was the worst thing that ever happened. milk was a great nutrient rich food source. It contained lactase which in turn breaks down lactose. Since the milk got heat treated and preocessed the lactase has gone and the lactose remains. This is why so many people (myself included) cannot drink it. The reason it became pasteurised is so they caould feed the animals on cheap mash which is a waste product from distilleries. The animals became sickly so they heat treat the milk. It is full of hormones from the poor animals too. Soy is no better. it is nothing more than a waste product that we have been fooled into believing is a good source of nutrients and protein. It has to be processed beyond belief just to remove toxins and make it safe to eat. No thanks.

For you beast.\get that fresh english milk down you:

http://www.rense.com/general26/milk.htm

[BigIce]

I know its an old thread but BUMP

Great stuff.

I HAT3 cows milk, makes my feel like I have drunk some industrial product.

My next protein product will be a soy one

[Narkissos]

BUMB

[jnewton86]

interesting, my supplier has told me to drop the soy milk as well

[BigIce]

Bwahahaha

BUMP of course



hehe



And I can not see how this info would want to make you drop the soy milk jnewton86

[teflonKid]

so we're right back where we started. To soy or not to soy?

[Narkissos]

^^Have none of you read the thread?

[IM708]

Don't use soy, it will create tumors like you wouldn't imagine, esspecially when combined with aspartame. Gyno like crazy, started to wear high heels. Soy is nothing to play with...

[teflonKid]

scientific evidence?