Impossible Burger
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No worries. I am almost certain the report on estrogen was done by the meat and dairy industry. I don't have the energy to look for it now, supposed to be working. Plus, i slam down soymilk and soy protein isolate, way more than most people would, and I do not have man boobs. So i think the study, at best is slanted to fit the dairy folks. I'll remove the dumb sticker.
Soy consumption alters endogenous estrogen metabolism in postmenopausal women - PubMed
Isoflavones are soy phytoestrogens that have been suggested to be anticarcinogenic. Our previous study in premenopausal women suggested that the mechanisms by which isoflavones exert cancer-preventive effects may involve modulation of estrogen metabolism away from production of potentially...
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I always check before I open my mouth about easily verified things. It's not substantial but it does increase artificially a person's estrogen. Either way, as a guy with a slow metabolism I'll pass. We already get estrogens from waxed rappers at fast food, et al.
Researchers: Fast food wrapped in chemically treated paper linked to cancers, thyroid disease
A recent study has found evidence that Americans may be consuming fast food wrapped in paper treated with chemicals linked to kidney and testicular cancers, thyroid disease, low birth rates and immunotoxicity in children.
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Yes.
It's also sold nationwide by Cheesecake Factory and Red Robin among others.
Starbucks sells Impossible sausage.
From the same website: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11880595/Soy consumption alters endogenous estrogen metabolism in postmenopausal women - PubMed
Isoflavones are soy phytoestrogens that have been suggested to be anticarcinogenic. Our previous study in premenopausal women suggested that the mechanisms by which isoflavones exert cancer-preventive effects may involve modulation of estrogen metabolism away from production of potentially...
I always check before I open my mouth about easily verified things. It's not substantial but it does increase artificially a person's estrogen. Either way, as a guy with a slow metabolism I'll pass. We already get estrogens from waxed rappers at fast food, et al.
Researchers: Fast food wrapped in chemically treated paper linked to cancers, thyroid disease
A recent study has found evidence that Americans may be consuming fast food wrapped in paper treated with chemicals linked to kidney and testicular cancers, thyroid disease, low birth rates and immunotoxicity in children.
" These recent studies in men consuming soyfoods or supplements containing 40--70 mg/d of soy isoflavones showed few effects on plasma hormones or semen quality. These data do not support concerns about effects on reproductive hormones and semen quality. "
You can still fire off your little soldiers if you drink soymilk.
Don't care about that. I care about body chemistry and fat burn. Personally, regardless of how minute the effect, I don't want any.
Disclaimer - there is a HUGE range "normal" levels for both estrogen and testosterone. Having the wrong amount FOR YOU is bad, even if that amount is still within the "normal" range for all humans. And again, just because something is found to be statistically significant, even correlated, doesn't mean the effect size is large enough to be important.
So yes, eating tons of soy could cause your estrogen levels to increase. Enough to do anything bad? Not likely.
I'm already a B cup. A move to a C cup seems interesting....
I enjoy the IB. Fry them up for lunch and it's all good.
Kind of like the benzene content in all the sunscreen that just came out a couple months ago? It's only a little cancer guys.
I have never tried any of the meatless burgers or anything else. I mainly do turkey, chicken and fish for meat. But this thread has got me curious, so some day I'm going to get me a BK Impossible Burger just for the heck of it.
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Oh yes they can!
The world’s first 3D printed lab-grown rib-eye steak is unveiled
“It incorporates muscle and fat similar to its slaughtered counterpart,” Aleph Farms said.
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Is benzene something that is produced naturally in the body? I'm sure people pick up trace amounts from all kinds of things so you could say it's naturally present, but your body literally produces estrogen on its own.
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Sorry I don't have time to really research that but here is some literature.
Oh yes they can!
The world’s first 3D printed lab-grown rib-eye steak is unveiled
“It incorporates muscle and fat similar to its slaughtered counterpart,” Aleph Farms said.
Soylent cow.
Peanut butter is primarily ground up peanuts and sugar. Less than 2% hydrogenated oil. It does have somewhat the consistency of Crisco but flavored shortening it is not. A little peanut butter on French toast smothered with maple syrup was my childhood go to breakfast.
That was a bit of an exaggeration.....but not too long ago to be called peanut butter by weight only 75% of the product had to be actual peanuts. That's a lot of other "stuff". I think now it's 90%. And my wife loves maple syrup with peanut butter. Never caught on with me.