Here is a warning to avoid the following if made in the United States: cheap bread, dipping
sauces, salad dressings, "junk food" cereals and U.S.-made
beers. The reason to exercise caution is that soy/corn products from the United States typically contain glyphosate, a key ingredient in a widely-used pesticide called Round-Up.
Glyphosate has been assessed as "probably cancerous" by the World Health Organization (WHO) and contains a xenoestrogen that mimicks the effect of estrogen on the body. There is some debate over whether an increase in estrogen can benefit women (pro and contra), but for men the verdict is bad overall:
Moreover, because soy/corn grow resistant to glyphosate, soy/corn have been genetically modified to withstand increasingly larger doses.
Glyphosate has been assessed as "probably cancerous" by the World Health Organization (WHO) and contains a xenoestrogen that mimicks the effect of estrogen on the body. There is some debate over whether an increase in estrogen can benefit women (pro and contra), but for men the verdict is bad overall:
Moreover, because soy/corn grow resistant to glyphosate, soy/corn have been genetically modified to withstand increasingly larger doses.
