She talks about soy formula and soy products and how they can have harmful effects. She references Dr. Sears quite a bit, so be sure to check out what he has to say at http://www.askdrsears.com/. Basically, soy contains isoflavones that mimic estrogen. And while it may not be an issue for full grown adults soy formula is questionable to say the least. A quick overview of Dr. Sear's reservations of soy formula:
- 30 to 50% of milk allergy sprouts have a soy allergy as well
- "protein made by big mammals for little mammals is ideal for babies" (direct quote)
- soy binds and prevents certain minerals and calcium for being properly absorbed
- high levels of aluminium (disturbed that facts basically say that no one really knows the harm level...it's like they are letting children be their little experiment)
- soy formula before intestinal closure gives a child predisposition to soy allergies later on
- higher sodium, which creates a palate that prefers saltiness...not a good health habit to start!
And if your sprouts (or yourself) have food allergies check out http://www.allergykids.com/!
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