Posted on 08/10/2015 3:59:38 AM PDT by huldah1776
http://www.menshealth.com/nutrition/soys-negative-effects
Soybean products are not in diets of those susceptible to kidney stones.
So you are saying that it is recommended for those people to not eat any processed foods?
Life just isn’t safe anymore.
Food fetisists can be disgusting.
/johnny
I only have one kidney (don't get one smashed) and soybean products are part of my diet.
/johnny
In general, processed foods also have significant amounts of sodium—another reason to skip processed foods. It would be heart-healthy and kidney-healthy to eliminate all processed foods from one’s diet.
——So you are saying that it is recommended for those people to not eat any processed foods?-——
Do even a little research on processed foods and I think you will be very shocked on the long term ramifications on your health....
What is canola oil?
Once you’ve developed a kidney stone, you pay a LOT of attention to your diet! A diet can get pretty limited when you’ve had a stent put in your heart. (Last October). :(
Canola oil is oil from oilseed plants (mustard family).
So canola oil is not in any way soybean oil? I always thought they were related.
Yikes! That’s bad news.
Back in the day ...before junk science the experts were proclaiming that the mass cultivating of soybeans would help save mankind.
>>> Canola oil is oil from oilseed plants (mustard family). <<<
Yeah, and they claim that the new hybrids don’t cause blindness anymore, but that remains to be seen.
It pisses me off to no end that soy has been foisted upon us the way it is. There are plenty of studies showing that soy consumption correlates to lower libido, erectile dysfunction, and specific kidney and liver disorders in men. Men who live vegan lifestyles often suffer all three.
Meanwhile, if you look at the label on pretty much any bottle of salad dressing, the first ingredient is invariably soybean oil. I went back to cooking with coconut oil a few years ago, and Mrs. Rare and I both see and feel a difference. I do my best to avoid soy in every form, including the sauce used in most eastern cooking dishes. That being said, however, I eat salad every day and sometimes like a break from the usual oil and vinegar, esp. if I have steak as a protein (mmm... blue cheese).
Thank you for sharing this article. My wife’s been on the fence, but I think this’ll help push her into my field.
Canola is probably more related to sunflower than to soy oil.
I get 80% of my food on the perimeter. Eggs, cheese, meat, fish, yogurt, produce, etc.
Don't understand why people eat vegetables out of a can when you can buy them fresh.
Stick with olive oil. I've always avoided the other types of oils. They don't taste as good. You can cook with olive oil, just be aware it has a lower smoke point so keep the heat on medium. I also never use a microwave oven. Not even to reheat things. It just doesn't seem right to me.
BAD!
Go coconut!
Why is canola oil bad?
Soybeans are not human food.
(Some fermented soybean products excepted.)
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