William, here are a couple of articles I came across. I'm not familiar with
the Pubmed abstract numbers however.
Hope this is helpful:
1) JAMA Vol.288, No. 3, July 17, 2002
2) Tragedy and Hype: The 3rd International Soy Symposium- Part II
3) G Matrone et al, Effect of Genistin on Growth and Development of the Male
Mouse, Journal of Nutrition, 1956, 235-240.
4) A Cassidy, et al. Biological Effects of a Diet of Soy.... American J. of
Clinical Nutrition, 1994, 60: 333-340.
5) K D setchell et al, Isoflavone content of infant formulas and the
metabolic fate of these early phytoestrogens in early life, Amer. J. of
clinicial Nutrition, Dec. 2998 Supplement 1453S-1461S.
6) Menopausal Estrogen and Estrogen-Progestin Replacement Therapy and Breast
Cancer Risk. JAMA 200, 283:485-491.
7) Allred, C.D. et al. Soy diets containing varying amounts of genistein
stimulate growth of estrogen-dependent (MCF-7) tumors in a dose-dependent
manner. Cancer Research 61, 5045-5050, July 1, 2001.
I've compiled the info I posted from these sources and some from others.
lisa
"William A. Noyes" <no.address at ctc.net> wrote in message
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> Lisa why don't you post the Pubmed abstract numbers for us since
> you say you did the research. Anything from that source?
>> "Lisa Hangs" <lisa.hangsATsasktel.net> wrote in message
> news:10dkn3v7l3j7h6f at corp.supernews.com...> > Here's some research I've found on soy:
> >
> > ? In 1991, Japanese researchers reported that consumption of as little
as
> 30
> > grams (approx. 2 tablespoons) of soybeans per day for a one month
resulted
> > in a significant increase in thyroid stimulating hormone.
> > ? Soy consumption has been linked to numerous disorders, including
> > infertility, increased cancer, and infantile leukemia; and, in studies
> done
> > dating back to the 1950s, that genistein (the isoflavone in soy) causes
> > endocrine disruption in animals.
> > ? In 1992 the Swiss health service estimated that 100 grams of soy
protein
> > provided the estrogenic equivalent of the pill.
> > ? The 1996 Puerto Rico Premature Thelarche study, found the most
> significant
> > dietary association with premature sexual development was not chicken-
as
> > reported in the press- but soy formula.
> > ? In1998 the New Zealand government had issued a health warning about
soy
> > infant formula, but although the FDA called for safety specifications
and
> > monitoring, they have never been performed.
> > ? Genistein exerts estrogen-like effects in male mouse reproductive
tract.
> > ? There is a significant statistical relationship between two or more
> > servings tofu (soy) per week and "accelerated brain aging", and tofu
> eaters
> > look five years older
> > ? Mothers who eat a vegetarian diet during pregnancy (greater exposure
to
> > phytoestrogens in soy foods popular with vegetarians) has a fivefold
> greater
> > risk of delivering a boy with hyposadias, a birth defect of the penis.
> >
> > To your health,
> > lisaREMOVETHIShangs at sasktel.net> > www.lisah.awarenesslife.com
> >
> > "William A. Noyes" <no.address at ctc.net> wrote in message
> > news:400a38f1$0$31359$a32e20b9 at news.nntpservers.com...> > > damned typos
> > > corrected version
> > > "William A. Noyes" This risk is non-existent with the small amounts
> > > of materials needed to make capsules from soy based materials.
> > >
> > > > <jim at xtern.com> wrote in message
> > > > news:5e6572ec6a4e9831016b8492da0be66b at news.meganetnews.com...> > > > > the same neurotoxic risks that may be linked to eating soy
products.
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> >
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