Soy

[aenea]

Is soy milk a no no?

[wyjoz]

Doa search for Soy; there is a lot posted on it here; Joz

[rawfigure]

it is not Raw or a good transition food to Raw either. Try making almond milk.

[aenea]

okies will do:) thanks!

and nice scripture:)

[PATH301]

Hi aenea,
here's just a few of the tons of info about soy:
http://www.acourseinlife.com/tofu.htm
http://www.mercola.com/2006/mar/30/finally_infant_soy_formula_under_investigation.htm
http://www.greenlivingnow.com/newsletterdec2004.htm
http://www.soytoy.com/soydanger.html
hope this helps your research :D

[aenea]

fantastic thanks!

[aenea]

Wow was going through those links, that's crazy i've never heard that about soy.. Thanks for sharing those links with me Path.

[startootsie]

Hello!

I just posted this on another thread, I thought I would post it here too since this is about soy!

I thought I would share this information on soy and zinc; I got this out of the book call "Food and Healing" by, Annemarie Colbin:Research done at the universities of Illinois and of Kansas has shown that soybeans may interfere with the absorption of zinc.

Create a day of love and light!

Christianna

[rawpesto]

startootsie! I'm stalking you! I had the same thought...

here's what I posted in another thread:
"Since, you are into researching and mentioned zinc…Zinc deficiencies have been implicated in serious issues, one of which is one form of alopecia (hair loss). The zinc mal-absorption you wrote about is due to the phytates in soy. It was first presented at the Joint Meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology and the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Subsequently, many research studies were done ranging from zinc absorption in Bonobos (our closest relative depending on what you believe) to soy baby formula."