Vegetarianism is considered to be a healthy lifestyle when you overlook the grilled cheese sandwiches, sugary drinks, snack cakes, bleached flour, animal by-products and other denatured items that people attempting to avoid meat unknowingly eat as healthy choices. Report after report seems to send us back to meat consumption as if our bodies need it.
Soy is supposed to offer a replacement for those desiring that meat taste and texture. However, it is reported that soy feminizes males. C’mon! We can’t have that! Many a male are already afraid to be men. In addition, it suggested that soy decreases the penis size. Oops! Too many girl magazines suggesting that the girls - who would have men that desire women - wouldn’t want that. They swear that size matters. Size, supposedly, makes a male a man (when the effeminized community rarely makes mention of this notion). At any rate, soy isn’t looking too good. To top it off, soy is being blamed for causing sexual confusion and homosexuality despite most homosexuals claiming that their homosexuality is inborn. So, this may complicate the influences of estrogen.
On another note, obesity associated with the consumption of soy is an issue. We can’t trust foods labeled as organic; big business doesn’t want us to trust nature; and our health is being damned. What’s really going on?
Soy is supposed to offer a replacement for those desiring that meat taste and texture. However, it is reported that soy feminizes males. C’mon! We can’t have that! Many a male are already afraid to be men. In addition, it suggested that soy decreases the penis size. Oops! Too many girl magazines suggesting that the girls - who would have men that desire women - wouldn’t want that. They swear that size matters. Size, supposedly, makes a male a man (when the effeminized community rarely makes mention of this notion). At any rate, soy isn’t looking too good. To top it off, soy is being blamed for causing sexual confusion and homosexuality despite most homosexuals claiming that their homosexuality is inborn. So, this may complicate the influences of estrogen.
On another note, obesity associated with the consumption of soy is an issue. We can’t trust foods labeled as organic; big business doesn’t want us to trust nature; and our health is being damned. What’s really going on?
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