Comments on: My Loved One is in Prison, and The Soy Diet is Killing Him http://hartkeisonline.com/whole-and-natural-foods/my-loved-one-is-in-prison-and-the-soy-diet-is-killing-him/ blog about homemaking, food and health Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:46:04 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jayde Mathews http://hartkeisonline.com/whole-and-natural-foods/my-loved-one-is-in-prison-and-the-soy-diet-is-killing-him/#comment-8099 Jayde Mathews Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:21:03 +0000 http://hartkeisonline.com/?p=3395#comment-8099 This is to the artdude, What you said is not right. You think that it is ok for the prisons to basically hurt and or harm our loved ones. Just because they are there for something they did wrong does not give the prisons the right to do harm to our friends, family, or our loved ones.. That is like saying because you got a trafic ticket you need to be hurt or harmed for doing so. The soy is basically killing them and you are saying it is ok... well to let you know it is NOT ok for them to do that to anyone no matter what they have done or not done. So I will ask you to please think the next time you decide to write anything on this subject. Thank you come agin... This is to the artdude,
What you said is not right. You think that it is ok for the prisons to basically hurt and or harm our loved ones. Just because they are there for something they did wrong does not give the prisons the right to do harm to our friends, family, or our loved ones..
That is like saying because you got a trafic ticket you need to be hurt or harmed for doing so. The soy is basically killing them and you are saying it is ok… well to let you know it is NOT ok for them to do that to anyone no matter what they have done or not done.
So I will ask you to please think the next time you decide to write anything on this subject.
Thank you come agin…

]]> By: Soy Infant Formula--Buyer Beware! | Hartke Is Online! http://hartkeisonline.com/whole-and-natural-foods/my-loved-one-is-in-prison-and-the-soy-diet-is-killing-him/#comment-7842 Soy Infant Formula--Buyer Beware! | Hartke Is Online! Wed, 30 Dec 2009 16:40:37 +0000 http://hartkeisonline.com/?p=3395#comment-7842 [...] Many family members of prison inmates have contacted me to tell me their loved ones health is suffering on the high soy diet. So are members of the general public–as I learn of story after story about the ravages [...] [...] Many family members of prison inmates have contacted me to tell me their loved ones health is suffering on the high soy diet. So are members of the general public–as I learn of story after story about the ravages [...]

]]> By: Artdude http://hartkeisonline.com/whole-and-natural-foods/my-loved-one-is-in-prison-and-the-soy-diet-is-killing-him/#comment-6536 Artdude Wed, 14 Oct 2009 23:16:51 +0000 http://hartkeisonline.com/?p=3395#comment-6536 Over a year for driving without a valid license? All I gotta say is don't do the crime if you can do the time. (or stomach the jail food.) Don't break the law. Pretty simple concept. Over a year for driving without a valid license? All I gotta say is don’t do the crime if you can do the time. (or stomach the jail food.) Don’t break the law. Pretty simple concept.

]]> By: mja http://hartkeisonline.com/whole-and-natural-foods/my-loved-one-is-in-prison-and-the-soy-diet-is-killing-him/#comment-6239 mja Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:36:14 +0000 http://hartkeisonline.com/?p=3395#comment-6239 it seems pretty unlikely (and unclear from this post) that the diet is contributing, perhaps stress or numerous other factors could be contributing to the weight gain and health problems... i mean, how much soy is really in prison food, from talking to veg friends who have been in prison its a battle to even get a veg friendly meal (which usually doesn't even consist of soy!) it's easy to point the finger at soy since it has so much buzz surrounding it, but after reviewing the research on it soy is a safe and healthy food for MOST people, INCLUDING children. those with pre-existing thyroid issues may have trouble with soy (or any food high in phytates/tannins, which includes most beans and many other veggies, coffee, chocolate, etc. due to it being an anti-nutrient by binding minerals), however in most people these effects are negligible. as far as "phytoestrogens" causing hormone irregularities, this is a theoretical "side effect" which is virtually non-existent clinically, except in the case of women with estrogen dominance, in which case the phytoestrogens help to BLOCK the effects of estrogen (dec. PMS, fibrocystic breasts, etc.) and in menopause when they help to balance the female hormone ratio, on men the results are negligible... like ANY food if spy is consumed excessively the opportunity for nutrient deficiency is possible the real scoop on soy: eat in moderation, preferably fermented, and avoid GMO (anything!)... it seems pretty unlikely (and unclear from this post) that the diet is contributing, perhaps stress or numerous other factors could be contributing to the weight gain and health problems… i mean, how much soy is really in prison food, from talking to veg friends who have been in prison its a battle to even get a veg friendly meal (which usually doesn’t even consist of soy!)

it’s easy to point the finger at soy since it has so much buzz surrounding it, but after reviewing the research on it soy is a safe and healthy food for MOST people, INCLUDING children. those with pre-existing thyroid issues may have trouble with soy (or any food high in phytates/tannins, which includes most beans and many other veggies, coffee, chocolate, etc. due to it being an anti-nutrient by binding minerals), however in most people these effects are negligible.

as far as “phytoestrogens” causing hormone irregularities, this is a theoretical “side effect” which is virtually non-existent clinically, except in the case of women with estrogen dominance, in which case the phytoestrogens help to BLOCK the effects of estrogen (dec. PMS, fibrocystic breasts, etc.) and in menopause when they help to balance the female hormone ratio, on men the results are negligible…

like ANY food if spy is consumed excessively the opportunity for nutrient deficiency is possible

the real scoop on soy: eat in moderation, preferably fermented, and avoid GMO (anything!)…

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