20-20 Soy Products May Be Dangerous ABCNEWS

[Guest guest]

This is what I think of this article and things

like it. I distrust the government because

anything a product takes money away from better

represented industries who have lobbiest that are

spending lots of money wining and dining

Congressmen, it causes trouble, money trouble for

competitors, the government does things to

protect the assets of their contributors and

lobbiest which pay for travel and entertainment,

so anytime the government knocks a 'natural

product' watch out. The pharmaceutical industry

is a 'protected entity' on capitol hill. Soy was

not criticized until it started to be huge money

making industry. To the articles' question

" Could Soy Be Dangerous? " ...the answer may be

" NO " also. Could just be dangerous to someone

else's profits. Watch out for any attacks on the

natural food industry...they encrouch on sales of

pharmacy products. The hormone replacement pills

women take have taken a big hit and soy is

picking up the slack to ease symptoms of

declining estrogen. The pharmaceutical industry

would love to scare women back onto the pills and

also the Soy industry is queasing out space at

the grocery store of shelf space usually given to

Milk (another protected entity). I would

believe more I read, if campaigns of candidates

were 100% public financed and Congressmen didn't

depend on lobbies and others to fund their run

for office. Until that happens read anything to

do with the health food, vitamin and mineral

industry with a GREAT deal of skepticism.

However if the pharmacy industry has some bad

news out, read it carefully because it is

probably WORSE than they are saying and just

saying as little as they can to not be faulted

for not getting the news out.

 

--- Elaine <mem121 wrote:

> ABCNEWS.com : 20/20: Could Soy Products Be

> Dangerous?>

>

http://www.abcnews.go.com/onair/2020/2020_000609_soy_feature.html

 

>

>

 

 

 

SBC DSL - Now only $29.95 per month!

http://sbc.

[Guest guest]

If you think that soy is so wonderful, then by all means, eat a lot of it. Never

mind that virtually all soy products are highly processed and about as far from

natural as one can get. Ignore the fact that virtually all studies that show the

" virtues " of soy are financed by companies and organizations that profit from

soy and usually have flawed methodology. Of course when your thyroid craters,

and other problems caused by soy mainfest, you can blame it on something else.

 

>This is what I think of this article and things

>like it. I distrust the government because

>anything a product takes money away from better

>represented industries who have lobbiest that are

>spending lots of money wining and dining

>Congressmen, it causes trouble, money trouble for

>competitors, the government does things to

>protect the assets of their contributors and

>lobbiest which pay for travel and entertainment,

>so anytime the government knocks a 'natural

>product' watch out. The pharmaceutical industry

>is a 'protected entity' on capitol hill. Soy was

>not criticized until it started to be huge money

>making industry. To the articles' question

> " Could Soy Be Dangerous? " ...the answer may be

> " NO " also. Could just be dangerous to someone

>else's profits. Watch out for any attacks on the

>natural food industry...they encrouch on sales of

>pharmacy products. The hormone replacement pills

>women take have taken a big hit and soy is

>picking up the slack to ease symptoms of

>declining estrogen. The pharmaceutical industry

>would love to scare women back onto the pills and

>also the Soy industry is queasing out space at

>the grocery store of shelf space usually given to

>Milk (another protected entity). I would

>believe more I read, if campaigns of candidates

>were 100% public financed and Congressmen didn't

>depend on lobbies and others to fund their run

>for office. Until that happens read anything to

>do with the health food, vitamin and mineral

>industry with a GREAT deal of skepticism.

>However if the pharmacy industry has some bad

>news out, read it carefully because it is

>probably WORSE than they are saying and just

>saying as little as they can to not be faulted

>for not getting the news out.

 

 

--

Neil Jensen: sumeria.net

The WWW VL: Sumeria http://www.sumeria.net/

" Soy serves as meat and milk for a new generation of politically

correct vegetarians. " Sally Fallon and Mary G. Enig, PhD