I've heard it specifically cited that too much soy in the diet can cause
hypothyroidism!  I backed off after hearing that medical discussion on
talk radio.  American Longevity sells an ostensibly complete protein
supplement consisting of WHEY with "a little soy mixed in too round out
the protein profile."  I also spoke with a rep at the Life Extension
Institute about their HGH precursor, which (like so many other such
products) is just an amino mixture.  When I asked about the soy powder I
already had, he said it is deficient in glutithione (I think); so asked
about WHEY, and he conceded (although losing a sale) that would suffice. 
I currently using a drink mix called Whey to Go and a lesser amt of Bragg
Liquid Aminos (from soy).  

BTW, non-genetically modified soy products are becoming very hard to
find!

--Russ

On Tue, 21 Nov 2000 21:19:56 +1300 "Nick Grant" <[email protected]>
writes:
> Ivan and others
> 
> I read a little of the site about soy.  I thought I was doing really 
> well
> not giving my children cow's milk.  Great.  Now soy is on the no.1 
> hit list.
> My eldest child cannot drink fruit juice of any kind as it gives him 
> cold
> sores around his mouth.  Having said this, this problem hasn't been 
> there
> lately.  Maybe its the CS.  Anyway, he would drink about 2 glasses 
> of
> organic soy milk each day.  What can I give this kid to drink, apart 
> from
> water which he drinks a good amount of?  He is a really fussy eater 
> and I
> thought I was doing well getting this into him.  He does display 
> symptoms of
> hypothyroidism, but so do I ,and I don't drink soy as a rule.
> 
> On the subject of hypothyroidism, can anyone tell me a safe 
> alternative to
> thyroid supplementation.  I (and my son) have a extremely low body 
> temp,
> which is supposed to signify hypothyroidism.  Not that doctors here 
> believe
> that.  Both our hair analysis indicated hypothyroidism.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Tracy.
> 
> 
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