The soy ... ??? Unfortunately soy is one of the worst foods for the thyroid: Avoid soy milk, soy yogurt or ice cream, soy beans, tofu and other forms of soy. The soy isoflavones genistein, daidzein and glycitein reduce thyroid function by inhibiting the activity of the TPO enzyme. Soy correlates with the increase of autoimmune processes in the thyroid. Children who have been fed milk or soy milk-based meals are three times as likely to develop antibodies against the thyroid gland compared to breast-fed children. 💡 Soy contains natural toxins called anti-nutrients. The antinutritional compounds present in soy are: soyatoxin (a new toxin recently found in soy), saponins, phytates, pxalates, protease inhibitors, estrogens, and goitrogens. These substances interfere with our digestive enzymes, subtract essential minerals from the body, increase intestinal permeability, slow down the thyroid producing a widespread malaise in the body. Soy disturbs the proper functioning of the thyroid gland. Goitrogens, substances found in soy, interfere with iodine metabolism and cause thyroid disorders by hindering the synthesis of thyroid hormones. Thus causing tiredness, weakness and damage to the hormonal system. Soy contains phytoestrogens. They are plant compounds similar to human estrogen. These compounds mimic and sometimes hinder estrogen. They have negative effects on different human organs. Soy phytoestrogens disrupt endocrine function, cause infertility, and may promote breast cancer. Soy contains toxic metals. The soy is treated in aluminum tanks. This causes the release of high levels of aluminum in the final soymilk product which can harm the baby. Soy estrogens can harm your child's reproductive health and sexual development. ❌ Do you still think about consuming it or giving it to your baby? #soymilk#soy#milk intolerance#thyroid#nutritionist#functionalnutrition#healthynutrition#functionalnutrition#functionaldiet#yogurt
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 Text: The soy ... ??? Unfortunately soy is one of the worst foods for the thyroid: Avoid soy milk, soy yogurt or ice cream, soy beans, tofu and other forms of soy. The soy isoflavones genistein, daidzein and glycitein reduce thyroid function by inhibiting the activity of the TPO enzyme. Soy correlates with the increase of autoimmune processes in the thyroid. Children who have been fed milk or soy milk-based meals are three times as likely to develop antibodies against the thyroid gland compared to breast-fed children. 💡 Soy contains natural toxins called anti-nutrients. The antinutritional compounds present in soy are: soyatoxin (a new toxin recently found in soy), saponins, phytates, pxalates, protease inhibitors, estrogens, and goitrogens. These substances interfere with our digestive enzymes, subtract essential minerals from the body, increase intestinal permeability, slow down the thyroid producing a widespread malaise in the body. Soy disturbs the proper functioning of the thyroid gland. Goitrogens, substances found in soy, interfere with iodine metabolism and cause thyroid disorders by hindering the synthesis of thyroid hormones. Thus causing tiredness, weakness and damage to the hormonal system. Soy contains phytoestrogens. They are plant compounds similar to human estrogen. These compounds mimic and sometimes hinder estrogen. They have negative effects on different human organs. Soy phytoestrogens disrupt endocrine function, cause infertility, and may promote breast cancer. Soy contains toxic metals. The soy is treated in aluminum tanks. This causes the release of high levels of aluminum in the final soymilk product which can harm the baby. Soy estrogens can harm your child's reproductive health and sexual development. ❌ Do you still think about consuming it or giving it to your baby? #soymilk#soy#milk intolerance#thyroid#nutritionist#functionalnutrition#healthynutrition#functionalnutrition#functionaldiet#yogurt

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