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nbk
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posted February 20, 2000 01:04 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for nbk   Click Here to Email nbk     Edit/Delete Message
OK, people say it has estrogenic qualities, but i�ve just been to the mass quantities web site and it claims soy is actualy anti-estrogenic....

I need more points of view.
Soy is fucking cheep, digests quite well, has a shit load of glutamine, is supposed to be goo for thyroid function... so, wasup??

I agree whey might have advantages over soy protein after a wourkout, upon waking.. etc, but as a meal replacement, might be fucking great.

Have you noticed a lot of protein bars have a shitload of soy protein in them...

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nbk
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posted February 20, 2000 01:40 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for nbk   Click Here to Email nbk     Edit/Delete Message
Very ineresting stuff NBK, i�ll defenitly bump this one up

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Rohan
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posted February 20, 2000 02:09 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Rohan   Click Here to Email Rohan     Edit/Delete Message UIN: 6857257
nbk, check your e-mail.

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E2
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posted February 20, 2000 02:35 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for E2   Click Here to Email E2     Edit/Delete Message UIN: 54337564
It's true soy is a very mild anti est. It's a great proetin and you should add it to your diet if you're not taking it now.

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nbk
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posted February 20, 2000 04:42 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for nbk   Click Here to Email nbk     Edit/Delete Message
thanks Rohan...

Most of all I wanted feedback on soy protein, cus I was wondering why wosen�t everybody using it.

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Dr.Atlas
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posted February 21, 2000 01:02 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Dr.Atlas   Click Here to Email Dr.Atlas     Edit/Delete Message
I dig soy. Any estrogenic or anti- properties are probably so mild don't worry about it one way or the other. It is an excellent, inexpensive protein. The limiting amino acid is methionine, which the body primarily uses to make creatine. I bet if you are taking creatine, soy becomes an even better amino acid profile for muscle growth. I bought a big ol bag of supro unflavored soy protein isolate. Cheap!

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nbk
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posted February 21, 2000 03:41 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for nbk   Click Here to Email nbk     Edit/Delete Message
Here in Spain theres a a brand called Santiviery, wich is far cheaper than normal, about 7.5$ a pound, wich comes with extra BCAAS and aditiona aminos to make it a complete protein, is mildly flavoured, and has a soft taste...

I�m going to give Soy a go, but I�m still going to throw some whey in those shakes, and for postworkout I�ll do my fist shake whey and my second soy.

I love Mr Spellwins idea for a shake, in the recomposition article he did;

-seving of soy protein
-tbls of flax seed oil
-fat free chocolate substitute (little spoon)
-two galsses of skim milk

if you don�t grow on that meal replcement, forget about it.

It actualy makes flax seed oil taste OK.

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