People who think that soy beans, almonds etc produce 'milk' as the labels pretend are as absurd as the court that 'found' that it was OK to call liquids from nuts and plants 'milk' for advertising aimed at nutters, who most likely already had "neurological conditions like autism, Alzheimer’s disease, anxiety, and depression."

The quicker these nutters succumb to what the university of California believes they will the better.

Interesting if unproven hypothesis. Some facts sprinkled liberally with speculation.

And similar to the unproven speculation that testosterone is connected to cancer.

Were this to have a foundation in fact, every 18-20year old male on the planet would be a walking bag of tumours and have a prostate the size of a lemon.

Facts are, the older we get, the less testosterone we men make the more likely we are to develop cancer. As this occurs our bones become less dense, more brittle. And can and do break doing normal weight bearing, walking or stepping up. Soy could be implicated?

If I had my way, I'd substitute optimum cheap testosterone for the ultra-expensive anabolic steroids that big pharma sells to help the bones to become less porous and denser.

As always when these hypotheticals are trotted out, there's almost always a big buck in it for big pharma.

Optimum testosterone would restore muscle tone and strength, lost libido, joy of life and bone density.

And far cheaper than filling nursing homes with bedridden cripples too feeble to use the toilet, walk the dog, or take a stroll for pleasure.
Alan B.

It is worth noting that Ayn Rand already criticised soy in her 1957 book, "Atlas Shrugged", so this topic is not new for the libertarian movement.

Not much was medically known at that time about this wonder-food, soy and the majority were yet to even hear about soy's existence: the opposition to soy was ideological, not medical. Somehow it became a symbol of socialism, I wonder why, other than for Ayn Rand's personal dislike of it.
Somehow too, smoking became an opposite symbol of freedom, due to Ayn Rand's liking it... certainly not healthier than soy...

Meanwhile more medical information became available, including to naturopaths, that soy is not as healthy as we previously thought, and as a result I moved from soy milk to rice milk... not that I drink much milk of any kind nowadays.

I still believe in individual freedom, including in the author's freedom to consume and poison himself with meat and unhealthy cow's milk that was biologically never intended for humans, but for cow calves.

I love how people with little to do invent themselves a life.

Red lollies are the root cause of all the worlds ills. Anybody thats been around young children already knows that.

Switch to green frogs, fred rogs are troxic..

PS.

Control to CX4…I spell a smelling mistake.

This David Leyonhjelm claims to be some self appointed champion of peoples civil liberties, but when tested he comes out as fake as his now defunct Liberal Democratic Party, neither liberal nor democratic, more an impostor with extreme right wing views.