Gail Elbek is alarmed at our government’s inattention to a lurking health danger, modern soy foods and infant formula. She works tirelessly to sound the alarm.
She is like Erin Brockovich, except she is out to expose the soy food industry. Now, Gail Elbek tells why she works tirelessly to get our government to act.
Stan Fishman tells of the insidious ways toxic soy protein isolate is entering our food supply. You need to be hyper vigilant to avoid soy, but it can be done!
Blog reader, Tom Kursar, asks about the impact of soy lecithin on one who is allergic to soy. Should it be avoided? Kaayla Daniel, soy researcher responds.
A woman struggles to get to the bottom of a mysterious malady, only to discover that following several doctors orders to add soy to her diet caused all the problems.
Kimberly Hartke reviews a new book, The Hidden Dangers of Soy. Borne out of the near death experience of a woman who thought soy would do great things for her health, this book is a wake up call to others deceived by the aggressive health claims of the soy industry.
Concerned relative of an Illinois inmate documents the ill effects of the high soy diet fed to the prisoners. The diet is the subject of a lawsuit against the Illinois prison system.
Sally Fallon responds to critics of the Weston A. Price Foundation’s lawsuit to stop prisoners from being fed a high soy diet.
Today, August 20, at 1:00pm for one half hour the Liberation Wellness Radio Show will be focusing on the Illinois Prison Soy Lawsuit, filed by the Weston A. Price Foundation. Sally Fallon Morell will be the guest of show host Kevin Brown. Please tune in over the internet.
Illinois inmates have requested a permanent injunction to halt the use of soy protein as a meat substitute in the Illinois prison system, claiming the diet violates the constitutional guarantee against cruel and unusual punishment.
The case is captioned Harris et al. v. Brown et al. and is pending before the Honorable Judge Harold Baker of the United States District Court for the Central District of Illinois. The complaint names as defendants the State of Illinois, two administrative agencies, a private corporation that has a contract with the State to provide medical treatment to inmates, and 32 individuals who work for the State and the private corporation…
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