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Old 08-05-2007, 06:45 PM   #31 (permalink)
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With regards to soya, did you know that the FDA in America allow you to say on your products that soya has been proven to reduce certain types of heart trouble? I think if you look hard enough you'll find scientific evidence to support and criticise pretty much everything, many companies use extracts of scientific literature to make their product seem like the Holy Grail and all others are pants, its all just marketing in most cases.
I agree totally, there is a thread here somewhere where me and ninepack had the soya debate out some time ago. I was shocked because I ate tofu and drank soya milk at the time. There are two distinctive camps for sure, and I don't necessarily believe the claims of either, however if in doubt.....

When I said not in vogue I didnt mean it was not any good, so I am glad you didn't take it that way, what I meant was that in the early days of bodybuilding it was the most popular protein powder, that was until whey came along. The reasons whey became more popular are many but probably down good PR lol!

I am afraid I have begrudgingly succumbed to soy paranoia 'soyanoia' (hey I just came up with that!). Its a shame as I liked the versatility of Tofu and found soya milk pleasent tasting.

You have a good product there, great for intolerance prone people as I said, I would like to see the nutrition community all agree 'Soya is Safe' before I make it a staple of my diet again.

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