The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America's Favorite Health Food [Hardcover]

Anyone in America who is interested in safe, healthy nutrition must come to terms with Dr. Kaayla T. Daniel's The Whole Soy Story. This book is a gauntlet thrown at the feet of the soy industry, whose reputation often seems based as much on self-promotion as science. Well-written, authoritative and accessible to the layperson, this is science writing at its best.Dr. Daniel's book contains everything you ever wanted to know about soy and much, much more and will make you wonder just why our nation, our bodies and our children are not being properly protected. Soy is just one more example of risks to the public that far outweigh the greedy benefits derived by big business and politicians. It is another serious wake-up call.The Whole Soy Story is a devastating and authoritative indictment of the safety of soy foods and a must read for consumers who are under the misconception that soy foods promote health. Convincingly argued and extensively supported by the medical and scientific literature, it exposes the misleading propaganda of the soy industry in promoting the supposed benefits of this inferior food.Bravo to Kaayla for digging up the whole story on soy and telling the truth.Kaayla Daniel exposes soy for what it is, a substance that, when processed, packaged and marketed by unscrupulous companies???not to mention overconsumed by the public???becomes a harmone-disrupting drug capable of causing a host of health problems, including thyroid conditions. In The Whole Soy Story, Kaayla Daniel dismantles the marketing mythology that sells soy as a health food, replacing it with the fascinating, well-researched and fully referenced truth about soy's very real health dangers.Kaayla Daniel blows the lid off nutritional dogma. Soy is NOT a miracle food.This is the most important nutritional book of the decade. Every concerned American should read this brilliant and entertaining expos??.There is a disturbing number of safety issues surrounding soy that have yet to be resolvel“'