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The Japanese eat whole soy products most days throughout their lives. if there was a serious problem then it would have been acted on by now.
Best not eat factory made bread, it contains all sorts of additives. |
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She reminds me of the woman who looks at peoples poo
Stop watching youtube videos. Walk into your nearest town and look at the pensioners eating a Greggs pasty, drinking a coke and then smoking. Humans have been around a while and are pretty hard to kill through bad nutrition |
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Japanese eat fermented Soy - i tried to explain it is a different thing.
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Fermentation converts carbohydrate to alcohol and acid. Don't think it's the carbohydrate in soy that the American Doctor is claiming to have an effect on the time of puberty.
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That will confuse the paedos -- 18-year-old pre-pubescent boy-men.
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Here is an article which is not very complimentary of factory made bread.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/features/the-shocking-truth-about-bread-413156.html As the OP rightly said, soya flour is often a component and it's not put in for the benefit of the consumer. SOYA FLOUR Widely used in bread "improvers", soya flour has a bleaching effect on flour, and assists the machinability of dough and the volume and softness of bread, enabling more water to be added to the dough. |