Soy

[Guest guest]

Weston wrote:

>what's the situation with Quorn and Tofu?

It's mediocre. I'd use TEMPEH instead.

Guru K " greatyoga@...

> Soy is a very difficult food to digest because of the complex proteins.

(and its protease inhibitors)

UNLESS it's fermented, as in miso and tempeh (which I do NOT think

hard to digest).

" joe dennis " turtle3fish@...

>estogen feed cancers tha soy mimics

Yes, phytoestrogens like soy fill up the estrogen-receptors,

DECREASING estrogen levels. Thus, (fermented) soy's beneficial even

for most ER+ cancer patients.

>However fermented soy like tofu

Tofu's NOT fermented. TEMPEH and miso are.

[Guest guest]

greatyoga@... writes:

> you should put lemon juice or vinegar, etc. on soy

I question whether putting something ON soy will ferment it. Fermentation is a

process.

[Guest guest]

Leonard

I guess you must have missed the first part of this post. I said if

one eats soy, that you should put lemon juice or vinegar, etc. on

soy, which in effect makes it fermented. Even then, it is harder to

digest than something like mung beans and Basmati rice but easier to

digest than meat or cheese.

GB

> Guru K " greatyoga@...

> > Soy is a very difficult food to digest because of the complex

proteins.

> (and its protease inhibitors)

> UNLESS it's fermented, as in miso and tempeh (which I do NOT think

> hard to digest).

[Guest guest]

I realize that but these things still help digest the soy, which is

hard to digest.

GB

>

> greatyoga@... writes:

> > you should put lemon juice or vinegar, etc. on soy

>

> I question whether putting something ON soy will ferment it.

Fermentation is a process.

>

[Guest guest]

Estrogen would raise my voice about 5 octaves so maybe I'll go on a

soy diet To keep me as I am. :>))

GB

>

> greatyoga@... writes:

> > I realize that but these things still help digest the soy, which

is

> > hard to digest.

> >

>

> Are you sure you want soy interfering with your estrogen?

>

[Guest guest]

I am drinking a soy powder high in crystyline fructose

It is supposed to be pre digested so you dont have to

break it down according to the manufacture. It is

also high in ingredients for immune boosting. Should

I be using this with the high natural sugar content?

Will it feed the cancer?

[Guest guest]

>

> I am drinking a soy powder high in crystyline fructose

> It is supposed to be pre digested so you dont have to

> break it down according to the manufacture. It is

> also high in ingredients for immune boosting. Should

> I be using this with the high natural sugar content?

> Will it feed the cancer?

>

EVERYTHING I HAVE READ SAYS YES IT WILL FEED CANCER. AND IF

IT IS A HORMONE BASED CANCER THERE ARE OPPOSING THOUGHTS ON THE

SOY ANGLE. I HAVE MY MOM ON PREDIGESTED PROTEIN CAPS, BUT NOT

SOY. GOOD LUCK TO YOU.

[Guest guest]

There is so much hype about soy. here are a couple of links to get folks

thinking if they really want soy in their diet.

Be Well, Vicki

http://www.naturalhealthstrategies.com/dangers-of-soy.html

http://www.whale.to/a/soy2.html