This is a forum. I have the right to state my opinion, like it or not.
If you're the commander of their sales line, sail away in peace as well, nobody is forcing you to get me to buy them. It's simple marketing. Customers don't like being pestered like that, only to find out the product is nothing special.
On this forum especially.
You're out of your fucking mind if you think soybean oil is more harmful than AAS. You know damn well that soybean oil is not the reason you're buying these bars. You're buying them because you feel some sort of obligation to, since all the other "popular" posters are buying them.
O really??
Lets talk more about this soy protein that is in the bar. All soy based protein bars and every single "pre packed protein bar" for that matter have one thing in common. They all contain an ingredent known as soy lecithin
What is soy lecithin?
In the early 1900***8217;s, the yet to be named ***8217;soy lecithin***8217; was just a waste product produced during the ***8220;degumming***8221; process of soybean oil. By 1908 the soy bean crushing and soy oil refining companies had expanded and they were having trouble disposing of the large amounts of foul smelling, fermenting waste product. Soy plants in Germany decided to name this waste product ***8217;soy lecithin***8217; and looked for ways to utilize it. By 1939 scientists had found more than 1,000 different ways to use soy lecithin.
It***8217;s important to note that solvents are used during the ***8220;degumming***8221; process of soybean oil, so soy lecithin itself is likely to contain chemical solvents
What is the name of the chemical used for the degumming process?
Hexane!!!!!
Remember that name Hexane!!
The "natural" soy protein used in protein bars today is bathed in a toxic, explosive chemical solvent known as hexane. Hexane is used to process nearly all conventional soy protein ingredients and edible oils
and is prohibited when processing organic foods like that found in Better protein bars.
Hexane is a neurotoxic chemical that poses serious occupational hazards to workers, is an environmental air pollutant, and can contaminate food."
All soy proteins isolate used to make protein bars are made using hexane baths.ALL OF THEM!!! If its in a protein bar, and its soy, it was given a hexane bath!!
Shocker: "Products such as Clif Bars with the label "made with organic oats and soybeans" are required by law to have 70% organic ingredients -- the remaining 30%, however, can legally be hexane extracted. They can also use up to 30% non organic ingredients of any kind and still legally be called organic.
Ya for more label laws and companies sticking it in your ass without you even knowing it!!!!!
Sounds yummy, doesn't it? So, if you're wondering why you rarely see "organic" soy protein bars, this is one of the reasons. Additionally, The soy protein in all protein bars typically comes from genetically modified plants. Even non-genetically modified raw materials may contain small amounts of GMO-parts, claims GMO-Compass.org, because a total separation of conventional and GM
soybeans is technically impossible.
For the record hexane,is classified as a neurotoxin by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and a hazardous air pollutant by the Environmental Protection Agency.