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That's pretty much the perspective of Dr. Mercola, too. I'm not sure,

even less so on the grain issue. Who knows?

It may be complicated and depend in part n one's biochemical

individuality (an issue that Dr. M. gives significant attention to,

actually, under the heading of " Metabolic Typing " ).

7. SOY

        Posted by: " szukidavis@... "

szukidavis@... sheldavis   Date: Sun Dec 17, 2006 3:57 pm ((PST))

Modern soy protein foods in no way resemble the traditional Asian soy

foods, and may contain carcinogens like nitrates and lysinoalanine.

Non-fermented soy products like tofu, soy milk and meatless foods made

from textured vegetable protein also contain phytic acid, one of many

anti-nutrients it's wise to avoid at all costs. And all of the purported

" health benefits " of these products are simply untrue:

Soy isoflavones don't prevent various forms of cancer (prostate, breast

or uterine).

Neither soy protein nor soy isoflavones are useful in limiting

menopause-related symptoms.

The jury remains out on any soy-related benefits in treating

osteoporosis.

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8. Grains R Poison

        Posted by: " szukidavis@... "

szukidavis@... sheldavis   Date: Sun Dec 17, 2006 3:58 pm ((PST))

If we can't eat grains and we can't eat meat because of cancer, then

besides veggies and fruits, what can we eat? It is getting so we can't

eat anything anymore.

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