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Meatless 'burgers'

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  1. Meat is supposed to be bad for us, right?
    And, soy is supposed to be good?

    Well, check out the latest addition to the 'meatless burger'
    department: Weston President's Choice "The World's Best Meatless
    Burger"

    Go to the USDA - their 'soyburger' (they only list one, no brand
    name) has 3.34g total lipids per 100 calories, of which 0.40g are
    saturated. This PC creation not only has four times that amount of
    saturated fat, but has 1.1g transfats in addition :-(
    And, it has some cholesterol, which means there are animal products
    in it.

    The only bright spot is that the organic section of our local Loblaws
    refuses to carry it - it's only stocked in the meat department.

  2. Soy has a high potassium content, causing constipation. And one I've
    heard, but am not sure about, is that soy causes one to produce more
    estrogen. Anyone else heard this? Watch out which vegetable oil is
    used. Some vegetable oils come from soybeans.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Soy has a high potassium content, causing constipation.

    if so, why is potassium used in the _treatment_ of constipation then?

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