Aku terjumpa artikel tentang minuman yang aku minat ni semasa tengah bosan melayari internet pagi tadi. Artikel ini amat mengejutkan aku. Pada mulanya aku ingat “Soy Online Service” ni ialah sebuah laman web yang mempromosikan tentang susu soya namun aku sungguh terkejut bila membaca artikel-artikel yang ada di web tersebut.
Selain itu aku ingin jugak berkongsi sebuah surat dari seorang ibu yang anaknya yang alah dengan susu lembu dan telah dinasihatkan oleh doktor keluarganya supaya membeli susu berasaskan soya yang memang terkenal mahal harganya.
So aku rasa anda mungkin berminat dengantestimoni ini serta laman web ‘soy online service‘ yang menerangkan secara terperinci tentang keburukan soya yang sedap dan terkenal itu.
I am again thanking you for your articles. It is quite evident that my daughter’s problems with her thyroid is related to the soy products prescribed by her doctor. I cannot believe that I paid for expensive prescriptive milk that others knew could present a problem. For several years during her growing adolescence the soy milk given to her directly caused many of the illnessness she has. The graves disease and the autoimmune diseases caused by the thyroid have to be connected to the soy products given to her when she was a baby. I am going to go back and get
her records and prescriptions for this product. There are many doctor visits that are now explained. If this was not a public web page, I would utter an obscenity to those who had any knowledge at all of the potential dangers to developing children from soy products. If at all possible, I will do what ever it takes to start a campaign to remove all soy milk products from babies. My daughter was given a prescription for soy milk and was fed this for over three years. She now has a thyroid illness and
will need to have the thyroid removed by radioactive measures. I am devastated to find out that our efforts to provide her a milk alternative when she was young might have caused this illness now. I have eleven year old fraternal twin boys. One of the boys was fed soya
milk formula due to lactose intolerance; he was approximately 3 months old at commencement. There is a marked difference in the boys’ development and body shape. For example the breast fed and regular formula fed boy is slim, wiry, active and highly articulate. His brother is over weight, sluggish, and whilst tests show he is highly intelligent, he is under achieving. He also has excessively large breasts in relation to the size
of the rest of his body. Personally, I am fortunate to have a friend who is very close to a scientist in England. Five years ago he said, “No amount of soy is good for you, don’t eat it.” I don’t, but 16 years ago I fed it to my baby girl who had a problem with milk. She now has all the symptoms of a classic soy baby, menstruated at the age of 10, low thyroid, frequent intense migraines, learning disabilities and a skin disease that has been associated with thyroid called vitilago. I believe that I harmed her by feeding her soy formula, and the fact that there wasn’t even a whisper that I might be hurting her, makes it worse. I recently picked up an old
book (1950) on thyroid in the library which clearly stated that soy had negative impact on thyroids, That information was known 50 years ago, but has been silenced by marketing, payola. My daughter was fully breast fed until I became ill when she was 5 months old. She was weaned very suddenly from me and suffered a serious body rash, which my doctor attributed to cows milk formula. He suggested that I give her soy formula and informed me that it was a ‘healthier option’ than cow’s milk. I trusted my GPs expertise and I trusted that a product could not possibly be on sale for consumption by infants, unless it had been tested and approved. I now fear that my trust was misplaced. My daughter
consumed soy for just over 12 months. In her second year she surged in growth beyond what our families or we would have expected, according to our family sizes. Shortly after her fourth birthday she began to experience a regular feminine discharge, which still persists today. The
discharge has been repeatedly investigated, without conclusion, and she has seen a gynaecologist a number of times: something, which strikes me as very odd at such a tender age. I recently learned about the potential dangers of soy formula and I have investigated matters as fully as I possibly can. My research has taken me around the world and my conclusions are very ominous. That is the crux of the matter; I did not know that soy infant formula contained potentially harmful chemicals. Had I known, I would never have used it. Surely for it to remain available to another generation of babies, however few in number, we have to be sure that it is safe, if its sale is to be sanctioned? My son (now aged 17) was bought up on Isomil, as he was hospitilised with a severe lactose allergy, which I also had as an infant. He developed a thyroid condition at the age of 7 and needed to undergo emergency surgery for thyroid cancer. “My pediatrician advised my mother when I was a new born that I was allergic to breast milk. I was given soy products as an infant until I could eat solid foods. I have suffered from hypothyroidism, had a left thyroid lobotomy and the frozen section showed that I had a tumor. I developed a goiter around the age of 7 years old. When the goiter tripled in size by the time I was 16 I begged my family doctor to send me to an Endocrinologist. My Endocrinologist at that time diagnosed me with hypothyroidism. The goiter did not decrease in size with the treatment of Synthroid and subsequently he tried to drain my goiter as if it was a cyst. Without results, I was sent to Surgeon for removal of the left thyroid. As an adult, now 29, should I refrain from using Soy products? Could the soy products given to me as an infant have led to my problems with my thyroid now?” “I have a 14 year old daughter who suffers from Hashimoto’s Disease. She
was diagnosed about 3 years ago. When she was an infant, her pediatrician had me put her on Soy Milk, which I did. I was horrified to learn when she was 10 years old that she had an auto immune disease called Hashimoto’s! I have no thyroid problems in my family that I am aware of. My husband has a few elderly relatives who are hypothyroid. In fact my husband, just last
year, began taking Synthroid. None of these relatives had a thyroid problem as a child, they were all middle aged or above at the onset”. I am 45 years old and was fed a soy based formula as a baby called pro-sobee. I have had thyroid nodules for about 20 years, but only diagnosed in the last 8 years or so. I had the left side of my thyroid removed about 11 days ago along with the bridge between the sides due to a needle biopsy that showed some hurthle
cells. The biopsy was done after the left nodule had grown even after Synthroid had been used for many years in an attempt to suppress the functioning nodules. I have just found this information on soy formula and the possibility of thyroid problems. I also have been drinking soy milk recently to help with hot flashes in peri-menopause. I would be interested in any information you can provide.