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Not a great food for men, though.
I think men in societies where they have eaten tofu for centuries like China, Indonesia and Japan are doing just fine.
Some scientific studies on soy prep and pseudo estrogen effects would be fascinating.
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Not a great food for men, though.
How do you mean ? As long as its nutricous and preferrably somewhat edible, it should be at the very least not harmful for any sex, right ?
IDK if any of that is actually a problem, but that's the reference.
I hope so. If we can make meat or something really similar without killing animals, I would consider this a huge win for lessening the misery of the universe.
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How do you mean ? As long as its nutricous and preferrably somewhat edible, it should be at the very least not harmful for any sex, right ?
The parent is referring to the presence of isoflavones, which can have estrogen-like effects. IDK if any of that is actually a problem, but that's the reference.
Good thing soy isnt the only good source of plant based protein.
I hope so. If we can make meat or something really similar without killing animals, I would consider this a huge win for lessening the misery of the universe.
Is the universe at large legitimately impacted by our meat consumption? Off-hand, I can't think of a single thing mankind has done that has more than neglibly impacted anything beyond our own atmosphere.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not a great food for men, though.
I think men in societies where they have eaten tofu for centuries like China, Indonesia and Japan are doing just fine.
I hope so. If we can make meat or something really similar without killing animals, I would consider this a huge win for lessening the misery of the universe.
Is the universe at large legitimately impacted by our meat consumption? Off-hand, I can't think of a single thing mankind has done that has more than neglibly impacted anything beyond our own atmosphere.