Another reason to include soy in your diet - it helps boost collagen synthesis!
We've just added this Versatile Creamy Soybean dip recipe to our website (see link below), which is high in protein and other essential nutrients, plus, after watching Dr Michael Greger's latest video, we discovered that soy can promote collagen synthesis, which can help increase firmness and moisture content of the skin, and help with wrinkles appearing less noticeable. 🌱
"Wisdom" (irony alert) from #AlphaMale#NickAdams. “If you don’t go to Hooters, you got a problem."
Another takeaway: I didn't realize how political #soy had become: “We’re not going to have women telling us how to be men,” Burra continued. “And we’re not gonna have soy cucks, fuckin’ soyjaks, telling us what’s manly.”
Colleague: "I don't like the idea of the vegan alternatives you have. Like when you have a coffee with soya milk. That's soya beans. Beans! I mean, how can you have a drink made from beans? Ugh!" Me: "Like coffee?" Colleague: "Uh..." #vegan#veganism#soy#SoyMilk#coffee
More than three-quarters (77%) of global soy is fed to livestock for meat and dairy production.
Most of the rest is used for biofuels, industry or vegetable oils.
Just 7% of soy is used directly for human food products such as tofu, soy milk, edamame beans, and tempeh.
The idea that foods often promoted as substitutes for meat and dairy – such as tofu and soy milk – are driving deforestation is a common misconception.