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is Soy really bad for us?
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<blockquote data-quote="ndifp3" data-source="post: 129578" data-attributes="member: 31317"><p>Loss of masculine traits is correlated to endocrine state. Soy is increasingly important as a protein source in an era of rapidly rising food prices. Men need to know how much is safe to eat. We can get there without marginalizing others. "Pathetic" rejected ostracized for failing to conform to one's personal rigid ideal of traditional manhood? You further imprint on this "sub-man" genotype both inference and assumption on potential for rational thought political leaning and quality of conjugal life. How about perceived sexual orientation or have times changed sufficiently that you think it best to omit that?</p><p></p><p>Let's begin with deficiency in rational thought, an inability to cogitate on pros and cons of propositions leading one to be susceptible to manipulation. Single issue voters, nationalists, and religious fundamentalists. No shortage of the viral but cognitively impaired here.</p><p></p><p>Xenoestrogens might bind to receptors without being detectable in e2 serum assays. They might cause damage which is passed through inheritance. Every manner of chemical and environmental assault likely having a cumulative affect I see no reason to completely avoid soy. Neither are the majority of men possessing any of the above alleged "soy boy" traits likely that way from eating soy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ndifp3, post: 129578, member: 31317"] Loss of masculine traits is correlated to endocrine state. Soy is increasingly important as a protein source in an era of rapidly rising food prices. Men need to know how much is safe to eat. We can get there without marginalizing others. "Pathetic" rejected ostracized for failing to conform to one's personal rigid ideal of traditional manhood? You further imprint on this "sub-man" genotype both inference and assumption on potential for rational thought political leaning and quality of conjugal life. How about perceived sexual orientation or have times changed sufficiently that you think it best to omit that? Let's begin with deficiency in rational thought, an inability to cogitate on pros and cons of propositions leading one to be susceptible to manipulation. Single issue voters, nationalists, and religious fundamentalists. No shortage of the viral but cognitively impaired here. Xenoestrogens might bind to receptors without being detectable in e2 serum assays. They might cause damage which is passed through inheritance. Every manner of chemical and environmental assault likely having a cumulative affect I see no reason to completely avoid soy. Neither are the majority of men possessing any of the above alleged "soy boy" traits likely that way from eating soy. [/QUOTE]
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