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Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    are there phyto-estrogens in soy lecithin?

    or any other things that should make me think twice about lecithin supplementation?

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    Are you eating it by the boatload? If not, then stop obsessing.
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    boatload would be subjective i guess. instead of advice or recommendations, can you just tell me if it contains phytoestrogens?

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    no one?

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    Yes, soy lethicin contains phytoestrogens.

    http://www.muktibotanicals.com.au/mn...sue.asp?NLID=1

    Another important attribute is that soy lecithin contains phytoestrogens, which act as valuable hormonal controllers in feminine conditions such as menopause. As liposomes have the ability to easily penetrate the skin, soy lecithin may impact upon the oestrogenic effects that are involved in regulating the hormones. Basically, phytoestrogens assist with modifying and occupying the oestrogenic receptors which in turn contributes to balancing and normalising the body's own oestrogen levels by stimulating or inhibiting the receptor sites.
    "The only easy day was yesterday."

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    Is that what they put on the inside of food cans with acidic contents?
    Even if it's not, if you eat anything like canned fruit, you've got more to worry about there....

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    I don't really think the question is are there phytoestrogens in soy lecithin, I think it's more a question of whether or not those phytoestrogens are bad for the average male. I think the data out there is pretty inconclusive

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    agreed Topdog. For every article I see saying 'its like estrogen, your nuts will shrivel up' I see another article saying "no the body doesn't treat them like estrogen at all, and in fact our study found that men taking soy protein supplements had higher testosterone levels than the men taking only whey protein supplments".

    So I basically don't strive to take in soy, but I don't freak out about eating something that does have some soy.

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    ya there's always conflicting evidence. i manage a GNC, and i know that i sell a lot of phytoestrogens to women hitting menopause, they all think it's working

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