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RE: Soy Protein for Building muscle?
04-19-2017 11:28 PM
I guess I'm not gonna gain any muscles then!
Anything SOY gets TWO WORDS and ONE FINGER from me!
On a more personal note, my son called me at the age of 24 saying he must have had too much sex, because he no longer wanted sex. I said what have you been eating? He explained. And I asked what new have you been consuming. SOY MILK. I said to him, "STOP DRINKING SOY MILK, AND UP YOUR WATER FOR A WEEK OR TWO."
Phone call three weeks later: YOU WERE RIGHT, POPS!
The moral of the story: There is no moral to the story.
PROCEED WITH CAUTION: It's all on tv how good and healthy soy milk is!
THE END
I am MORE than a sausage with feet, but you, Miss, since you're sexy, you can treat me as such if you want! ALL NIGHT LONG!!
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RE: Soy Protein for Building muscle?
04-20-2017 12:37 AM
I didn't read the articles but I've read that soy is very bad for men as it increases estrogen. Looking at the title of the 2nd link, I believe that's what it's saying. Careful with products, such as protein bars, that say "with protein". It's usually soy protein. I always read the ingredients and almost all the time it's soy.....maybe it's cheap?
While I can't say with 100% certainty but I think my body can't tolerate whey or isolate either. In few weeks of consumption, I notice my face starting to acting up. Lately, I've been considering vegetarian/vegan protein that is a mixed of rice and peas protein. Not sure if the bioavailability is good.
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RE: Soy Protein for Building muscle?
04-20-2017 11:13 AM
Alfalfa, wheatgrass powder or juice, buckwheat powder, spirulina, chlorella, morninga, spinach, kale - all better resources for Amino acids.
The primates are our closest relatives. They are much stronger and rarely eat meat.
Eating raw, like nature intended is your best bet for a healthy life.
Humans are the only species out of millions that cooks their food, and we are the sickest of them all.
You want to know the truth, but then when it's given; you don't know what to do with it.
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RE: Soy Protein for Building muscle?
04-27-2017 10:22 AM
(04-20-2017 10:50 AM)BarefootOxford Wrote: Except that eggs are good and soy is not.
I've been reading up on soy and I can't figure out if its good or bad health wise for men so I will mostly avoid it to be on the safe side. I'm sure an occasional serving of tofu at a Chinese restaurant once in a while won't hurt.
Eggs by far are the best tasting protein in my opinion. Scrambled in high quality olive oil with a pinch of Celtic Sea Salt, the taste is out of this world.
I have read that too many eggs are dangerous for some people but perfectly safe for other people. It has to do with your gut bacteria. If you have species of gut bacteria that convert choline into TMAO then eggs can be harmful because of the high choline content. If you don't have gut bacteria species that convert choline into TMAO then eggs are one of the healthiest foods on the planet for you.
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RE: Soy Protein for Building muscle?
04-27-2017 10:32 AM
(04-27-2017 10:22 AM)metaltree Wrote: I've been reading up on soy and I can't figure out if its good or bad health wise for men so I will mostly avoid it to be on the safe side. I'm sure an occasional serving of tofu at a Chinese restaurant once in a while won't hurt.
Certainly, the occasional use of soy products like soy sauce here and there is okay. Remember that whole nations like Japan, China use these sauces everyday...are their men weak/effeminate??? Well, consider samurai warriors or shaolin monks.
It is important to understand that these people eat FERMENTED soy products; the raw un-fermented products are undesirable. Something like soy sauce is okay. Because of their use of isoflavone containing foods...prostate or breast cancer is almost unheard of in their society. The isoflavones block full blown est from binding to target tissues and since isoflavones have only 1/500 the strength of full blown est they are unable to exert a meaningful estrogenic effect upon target tissues.
BTW: I am caucasian. I wouldn't fear the occasional use of soy sauce in Chinese food, but not overdoing it...like drinking tons of soy milk daily..no way.
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