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here's more on soy:

 

from an earlier post by Elchanan on RawFood:

 

As for soy, it is food for pigs, but only in its raw state. Surpluses were

redirected and called " health food " a few decades back, when researchers

discovered that the protein in soy more closely resembles the protein in

meat than does the protein in other grains. In other words, the protein in

soy is MUCH higher in sulfur (read: ACID) and particularly in methionine, an

amino acid found in abundance in animal foods and in MUCH smaller quantities

in plant foods.

 

The Framingham Study, the largest and longest running study in the world on

the relationship between diet and heart disease of all forms, has found that

the highest statistical correlation between ANY substance and heart disease

is for homocysteine. Homocysteine is a midway output from methionine

digestion, cooked or raw.

 

Also suggest any of the following posts:

 

660, 678, 2312,3722,4241,4377,6470.

 

best,

 

Bob

 

 

 

On 2/9/07, astrosue <astrosue wrote:

>

> Ummm:

> Regarding Soy:

> I am not a baby, however soy gives me eczema......

>

> Try this link:

> http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/forum/archive/index.php/f-17.html

>

> There is a book by Hypatia ???, I think. Anyone?

>

> Sue

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