Soy's Not for Everyone

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Uploaded by on Feb 4, 2008

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Dr. Christopher Lepisto explains the problems with soy in the diet.
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  • on another note, all processed food is potentially dangerous

  • @TheVeganicWitch : How about meat as an alternative?

  • I don't eat tempeh or tofu or any proccessed soy, just plain soy beans (edamame), and I've never had any problems, and I eat them almost everyday.. Yumm!

  • here is a website that might be useful: soyfreegroup.yolasite.com

    there is an australian address as well: soyfreeaustralia.yolasite.com

    copy and paste these links into your browser URL field!

  • yeah, i get breathing problems when i consume it... i mistakenly grabbed a soy protein bar today after the gym and couldnt breath properly for about 10 seconds...

  • I have been experiencing intense asthma for the past six months, ever since I started drinking soy and living in a new area. I thought my asthma was bad because of the new area. However, I stopped drinking soy, and I feel so much better, almost no asthma problems. Thank you Dr. for keeping us informed.

  • I'm soy intolerant..been sick for 3 years and now I think my adrenal glands are hurting.. :S soy is a bad one!

  • I viewed your videos today and you are right on target for so many health concerns. I will stay tuned. You answered some of my questions on Soy. It is found in so many health products.

  • Awesome video, he is very right, although the Japanese do use a reasonable amount of unfermented soy in some of their dishes, for example miso soup often contains diced tofu and inari sushi is rolled in a coating of bean curd etc. We definately need more alternatives to soy protein, it is a highly inflammatory food and many people are very allergic to it. I've seen a protein shake formula based on pea protein I would like to try but it isn't available in Australia unfortunately :-(

  • When I buy vegetarian meat substitutes, I scan the labels closely and I only buy ones that use gluten or the brand Quorn, which is mushroom based.

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