Date:   11/16/2011 11:34:21 PM ( 13 y ago)
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 I believe you have issues H that need to be addressed, and the sooner the better.

LOL!!!  You insulted me twice now in the same thread in violation of TOS all because I posted evidence to my claims and pointed out that your own references also touted the health benefits of soy.  And you claim I am the one with problems?!!!

Enough said.

Good,  I was tired of pointing out your mistakes anyway.

You will not hear from me again.

Even better.

BTW. Newspaper articles and the like actually report on the conclusions of actual studies as found by the researchers themselves: unless you think they are making-them up for reasons unknown; or perhaps the journalists have an agenda of their own, for reasons known only to them.

First of all most journalists have no idea what studies are concluding.  They often rely on what other papers claim as to what to report on.  Look at all the anti-vitamin hype recently based on completely erroneous conclusions.  Yet paper after paper all reported the same erroneous conclusions all because the journalists all just kept repeating the same conclusion of one article rather than actually reading and comprehending the actual study.  

Secondly, newspapers are notorious for exaggerating the facts to help sensationalize the story to help sell the papers.  So if you would rather rely on newspaper articles for your evidence rather than actually reading the studies to see if they were done properly, if they were interpreted properly, if there were any conflicts of interest and what was actually found in the study for REAL evidence then that is also your problem.

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