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For the full article, read it thru the link, I just posted a partial.....

http://www.westonaprice.org/soy/soy_toxicity.html

It will be no surprise to readers of Wise Traditions that COT presents ample evidence that phytoestrogens can cause infertility, endometriosis, sexual dysfunction and masculinization of females, as well as feminization of males, in a variety of animal and bird species. These were their conclusions from their literature review in Chapter 9, "Phytoestrogens & Fertility and Development." Similarly, Chapter 10, "Phytoestrogens and the Thyroid" reviews sixty years of literature and research and finds that soy and isoflavones harm the thyroid gland, especially in women and children.

SOY IS IN ALMOST EVERYTHING, it has many names ! ! !

SoySoybean oil (partially hydrogenated soybean oil)Vegetable oilSoy lecithinLecithinSoy proteinSoy sauceSoy isolateSoyaTVP (textured vegetable protein)TofutempehIsoflavonesBioflavonesFlavanoidsPhytoestrogensIt provides lots of money for the medical field as it causes infertility, thyroid disorder, endometriosis, the list goes on.....it disrupts the pitatuary/gonadal axix, and it harms the thyroid gland, especially in women and children.........

some products listed below may be crossed with MSG. But also note that MSG can be made from soy, so yes, it's complicated. The following is a list of common names for soy in food and personal care products:

Akara Edamame Glycine Max IsolatesIsoflavonesLecithin Miso NattoMono- and diglyceridesOleanOkaraShoyuSojaSoyaSoybeanSoy sauce Tamari TempehTocopherolTofu Vermicelli/glass (bean or soy) noodlesVitamin EYuba

The following is a list of food and personal care products where soy may be a component ingredient:Adhesives Baby foodBody lotions/creamsBarbecue sauce Benadryl Fastmelt tablets Bouillon cubes Bread Bulking agentButter (because of milk) Burger pattiesButter substitutesCakesCandyCanned tuna (use of "vegetable" broth)CarobCerealsCheese (because of milk component) ChocolateCitric acidCookiesCooking oil CrackersCreamDog foodEmulsifierEnamel paintsEnergy/snack barsFabric finishesFabrics FertilizersFlooring materialsFormulaGlycerinGlycerol monostearate GlycolGuar gumGum arabicHalf-and-halfHot dogsHydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP)Ice creamJunk food (chips, cookies, crackers, popcorn, candy, chocolate, etc.)KetchupLecithinLiquid/powder meal replacersLubricantsMargarineMayonaise MilkMoisturizing lotion Monosodium glutamate (aka MSG)MuesliMustardNatural flavors (aka MSG)NitroglycerinePanthenolPaperPiePotato and tortilla chips Printing inks (for example, soy-based inks used in newspapers)ProteinProtein concentratesProtein extenderProtein isolatesSalad dressing SalsaSauces (oyster, worcestershire, sweet & sour, teriyaki, soy)SausagesShampooShorteningSmoked meat/anything (the liquid smoke--if that's what they use--usually contains soy)SoapSoda/soft drinks/popSoups/stewsStabilizerStarchSunscreenTeaTeriyaki sauceTextured vegetable protein (TVP)Thickener T.V. dinnersVegetable brothVegetable gumVegetable oilVegetable proteinVegetable starchThere is much much more!

DANGEROUS M S G ( which can be made out of SOY )

http://www.msgmyth.com/hidename.htm ( on Mercola site )

Hidden Names for MSG

Foods always contain MSG when these words are on the label:

MSG

Gelatin

Calcium Caseinate

Monosodium glutamate

Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP)

Textured Protein

Monopotassium glutamate

Hydrolyzed Plant Protein (HPP)

Yeast Extract

Glutamate

Autolyzed Plant Protein

Yeast food or nutrient

Glutamic Acid

Sodium Caseinate

Autolyzed Yeast

Foods made with the following products often contain MSG.

Malted Barley (flavor)

Flavors, Flavoring

Modified food starch

Barley malt

Reaction Flavors

Rice syrup or brown rice syrup

Malt Extract or Flavoring

Natural Chicken, Beef, or Pork, Flavoring "Seasonings" (Most assume this means salt, pepper, or spices and herbs, which sometimes it is.)

Lipolyzed butter fat

Maltodextrin

Soy Sauce or Extract

"Low" or "No Fat" items

Caramel Flavoring (coloring)

Soy Protein

Corn syrup and corn syrup solids (some companies use another process to make their product, saying it is MSG free)

Stock

Soy Protein Isolate or Concentrate

Citric Acid (when processed from corn)

Broth

Cornstarch

Milk Powder

Bouillon

Flowing Agents

Dry Milk Solids

Carrageenan

Wheat, rice, or oat protein

Protein Fortified Milk

Whey Protein or Whey

Anything enriched or vitamin enriched

tto

Whey Protein Isolate or Concentrate

Protein fortified "anything"

Spice

Pectin

Enzyme modified "anythng"

Gums

Protease

Ultra-pasteurized "anything"

Dough Conditioners

Protease enzymes

Fermented "anything"

Yeast Nutrients

European numbers for glutamate containing additives:

620

625

621

627

622

631

623

635

624

The book, Battling the MSG Myth, will simplify your life by giving in depth facts about these hidden substances and the common foods in which they are found. Find tips on label reading, shopping, and cooking. Enjoy good eating by learning how to avoid all the common foods and supplements that contain MSG, aspartame, L-cysteine, and sulfites. Learn how to substitute healthy alternative products that can be found in most supermarkets.

A complete listing is available on the Health Canada web site at http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/securit/allerg/allergen_soy-soja_e.html. Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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For the full article, read it thru the link, I just posted a partial.....

http://www.westonaprice.org/soy/soy_toxicity.html

It will be no surprise to readers of Wise Traditions that COT presents ample evidence that phytoestrogens can cause infertility, endometriosis, sexual dysfunction and masculinization of females, as well as feminization of males, in a variety of animal and bird species. These were their conclusions from their literature review in Chapter 9, "Phytoestrogens & Fertility and Development." Similarly, Chapter 10, "Phytoestrogens and the Thyroid" reviews sixty years of literature and research and finds that soy and isoflavones harm the thyroid gland, especially in women and children.

SOY IS IN ALMOST EVERYTHING, it has many names ! ! !

SoySoybean oil (partially hydrogenated soybean oil)Vegetable oilSoy lecithinLecithinSoy proteinSoy sauceSoy isolateSoyaTVP (textured vegetable protein)TofutempehIsoflavonesBioflavonesFlavanoidsPhytoestrogensIt provides lots of money for the medical field as it causes infertility, thyroid disorder, endometriosis, the list goes on.....it disrupts the pitatuary/gonadal axix, and it harms the thyroid gland, especially in women and children.........

some products listed below may be crossed with MSG. But also note that MSG can be made from soy, so yes, it's complicated. The following is a list of common names for soy in food and personal care products:

Akara Edamame Glycine Max IsolatesIsoflavonesLecithin Miso NattoMono- and diglyceridesOleanOkaraShoyuSojaSoyaSoybeanSoy sauce Tamari TempehTocopherolTofu Vermicelli/glass (bean or soy) noodlesVitamin EYuba

The following is a list of food and personal care products where soy may be a component ingredient:Adhesives Baby foodBody lotions/creamsBarbecue sauce Benadryl Fastmelt tablets Bouillon cubes Bread Bulking agentButter (because of milk) Burger pattiesButter substitutesCakesCandyCanned tuna (use of "vegetable" broth)CarobCerealsCheese (because of milk component) ChocolateCitric acidCookiesCooking oil CrackersCreamDog foodEmulsifierEnamel paintsEnergy/snack barsFabric finishesFabrics FertilizersFlooring materialsFormulaGlycerinGlycerol monostearate GlycolGuar gumGum arabicHalf-and-halfHot dogsHydrolyzed vegetable protein (HVP)Ice creamJunk food (chips, cookies, crackers, popcorn, candy, chocolate, etc.)KetchupLecithinLiquid/powder meal replacersLubricantsMargarineMayonaise MilkMoisturizing lotion Monosodium glutamate (aka MSG)MuesliMustardNatural flavors (aka MSG)NitroglycerinePanthenolPaperPiePotato and tortilla chips Printing inks (for example, soy-based inks used in newspapers)ProteinProtein concentratesProtein extenderProtein isolatesSalad dressing SalsaSauces (oyster, worcestershire, sweet & sour, teriyaki, soy)SausagesShampooShorteningSmoked meat/anything (the liquid smoke--if that's what they use--usually contains soy)SoapSoda/soft drinks/popSoups/stewsStabilizerStarchSunscreenTeaTeriyaki sauceTextured vegetable protein (TVP)Thickener T.V. dinnersVegetable brothVegetable gumVegetable oilVegetable proteinVegetable starchThere is much much more!

DANGEROUS M S G ( which can be made out of SOY )

http://www.msgmyth.com/hidename.htm ( on Mercola site )

Hidden Names for MSG

Foods always contain MSG when these words are on the label:

MSG

Gelatin

Calcium Caseinate

Monosodium glutamate

Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP)

Textured Protein

Monopotassium glutamate

Hydrolyzed Plant Protein (HPP)

Yeast Extract

Glutamate

Autolyzed Plant Protein

Yeast food or nutrient

Glutamic Acid

Sodium Caseinate

Autolyzed Yeast

Foods made with the following products often contain MSG.

Malted Barley (flavor)

Flavors, Flavoring

Modified food starch

Barley malt

Reaction Flavors

Rice syrup or brown rice syrup

Malt Extract or Flavoring

Natural Chicken, Beef, or Pork, Flavoring "Seasonings" (Most assume this means salt, pepper, or spices and herbs, which sometimes it is.)

Lipolyzed butter fat

Maltodextrin

Soy Sauce or Extract

"Low" or "No Fat" items

Caramel Flavoring (coloring)

Soy Protein

Corn syrup and corn syrup solids (some companies use another process to make their product, saying it is MSG free)

Stock

Soy Protein Isolate or Concentrate

Citric Acid (when processed from corn)

Broth

Cornstarch

Milk Powder

Bouillon

Flowing Agents

Dry Milk Solids

Carrageenan

Wheat, rice, or oat protein

Protein Fortified Milk

Whey Protein or Whey

Anything enriched or vitamin enriched

tto

Whey Protein Isolate or Concentrate

Protein fortified "anything"

Spice

Pectin

Enzyme modified "anythng"

Gums

Protease

Ultra-pasteurized "anything"

Dough Conditioners

Protease enzymes

Fermented "anything"

Yeast Nutrients

European numbers for glutamate containing additives:

620

625

621

627

622

631

623

635

624

The book, Battling the MSG Myth, will simplify your life by giving in depth facts about these hidden substances and the common foods in which they are found. Find tips on label reading, shopping, and cooking. Enjoy good eating by learning how to avoid all the common foods and supplements that contain MSG, aspartame, L-cysteine, and sulfites. Learn how to substitute healthy alternative products that can be found in most supermarkets.

A complete listing is available on the Health Canada web site at http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/securit/allerg/allergen_soy-soja_e.html. Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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