Have you stopped eating/drinking soy since it has been proven to affect hormones?

Question

Will it affect your diet after finding out about the negative affects of soy?

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=53327

Answer 1

Do you know how much soy it would take to affect your hormones? About twice to 3 times what most folks (including vegetarians) may consume in a day... Besides, I don't think estrogen will make a boy gay. It may make his voice higher, etc, with extremely high prolonged exposure (i.e., injections or repeated use of birth control pills-- but who does that?!?!), but that has nothing to do with sexual orientation. Whoever wrote this article is no scientist-- he's an ultra-right-wing commentator.

Answer 2

I am afraid you got some false and incorrect data about it. Soy is the basic of the diet for my husband and I and our health has actually improved ever since we started eating it instead of meat and poultry. No hormon imbalance or anything like that for either of us. The problem is that soy products are selling quite a lot "stealing" portions of the conventional source of protein market.
Search for yourself on this and ask any good doctor.

Answer 3

It's not scientifically proven. He did not state his research in the article, nor is he qualifyed to do such research for it to be scientifically proven. It states at the end of the article that he is the Chairman of Open Church Ministries, but not of any recognized scientific research group.

This site looks to give out the average Joe's research. Like the National Inquirer. I wouldn't base facts off this site 100%. Look towards a nationally recognized site.

Answer 4

no, i just ate some lobster fried rice with two packets of soy sauce on tuesday.

Answer 5

Maybe this explains what is happening to my wife. She's turning into a biitch on wheels.

I bet Angela, who is sitting right above me, used to be a guy before he/she started guzzling soy.