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Large quantity of soy is generally not recommended.
It has something to do with heat changes the chemical compound of soy. I'll dig up some study on this.
There are lots of anti-soy web sites out there, and they talk about many of the issues addressed in this article (which I thought was fairly reasonable). From what I've read, it seems that cooking soybeans actually deactivates some of the potentially harmful substances in soy. I believe that it's most important to avoid eating processed, packaged soy products, to eat only things made with whole soybeans (I buy organic, non-GMO soybeans), and to eat them in limited amounts.
I have some other spots which I thought were suspicious but didn't have her check at this last office visit, but her first question after looking at the spot on my shoulder was my exposure to the sun.
Hey folks, while we are on the health message, I would like to ask you to remember and inform others: limit your exposure to the sun!
I was not much of a sun bather, I sun bathed moderately and lived in Key West 6 months. Anyway at 35 I have a "precursor" to skin cancer on my shoulder.
My exposure is pretty limited when you look at it, but the sun did it's damage.
everything we eat or do is bad for us anymore.
Hey folks, while we are on the health message, I would like to ask you to remember and inform others: limit your exposure to the sun!
I was not much of a sun bather, I sun bathed moderately and lived in Key West 6 months. Anyway at 35 I have a "precursor" to skin cancer on my shoulder.
My exposure is pretty limited when you look at it, but the sun did it's damage.
Hi catlover- there is actually no 'true' scientic research that says the sun causes cancer. In the natural health world-we know that God gave us the sun for the 'benefit' of man--not his harm. The true research has shown that it's the poisons under our skin that react with the sun that is causing cancers AND the use of sunscreens.Hey folks, while we are on the health message, I would like to ask you to remember and inform others: limit your exposure to the sun!
I was not much of a sun bather, I sun bathed moderately and lived in Key West 6 months. Anyway at 35 I have a "precursor" to skin cancer on my shoulder.
My exposure is pretty limited when you look at it, but the sun did it's damage.
From a strictly clinical standpoint there are more than enough reaons that could be given to write a fairly large book. I serve on a diabetic advisory counsel for two local hospitals that are trying to get cirtification from the American Diabetes Association. The two greatest contributing factors to diabetes are poor dietary habits, and a lack of excerise. Funny thing though is the fact that every single reason for better dietary habits and excerise related to diabetes also have been shown to have a direct bearing on almost every known health problem. When I first told the rest of the staff, including our own RD, that overall health could be improved without the consumption of flesh foods there were several raised eyebrows. Since I made that statement, and finding that it was true, the hospitals are now offering healthful cooking classes with an emphisis on vegetarian meat replacements.
