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shanghai is big enough that you need multiple visits to see everything
> There was a significant correlation between the difference in SHBG and testosterone:oestradiol and weight change. Adjusting for weight change revealed SHBG to be 8·8 % higher on the tofu diet (mean difference 3 (95 % CI 0·7, 5·2) nmol/l; (P=0·01) and testosterone:oestradiol to be significantly lower, P=0·049). Thus, replacement of meat protein with soyabean protein, as tofu, may have a minor effect on biologically-active sex hormones, which could influence prostate cancer risk. However, other factors or mechanisms may also be responsible for the different incidence rates in men on different diets.
I've been there three times now and I still haven't seen all there is
Nmol
Wtf is nmol
Nano mol?
but don't bother with the metro station bakeries if you expect proper sandwiches
@👻OooOOlous👻 Are you familiar with the term “soy boy”?
egg sandwiches are NOT tasty on sugar bread
last time there was an amber warning for snow we got rear-ended on a roundabout (and my uncle also slid off the road), that was like 3 or so years ago now.
AHAHAHA
I wonder if Korea also has sugary bread and snacks and stuff, considering they have pretty savory food
I love savory food
Sweet food gets boring quickly
I also wonder if Korea has sugary cheeks
Sweet food becomes annoying (?) like u get tired of tasting it
Yes
The Takeaway: Soy is a unique food that is widely studied for its estrogenic and anti-estrogenic effects on the body. Studies may seem to present conflicting conclusions about soy, but this is largely due to the wide variation in how soy is studied. Results of recent population studies suggest that soy has either a beneficial or neutral effect on various health conditions. Soy is a nutrient-dense source of protein that can safely be consumed several times a week, and is likely to provide health benefits—especially when eaten as an alternative to red and processed meat.
From your article
Why do you keep tagging pog monkey?
I like Chinese take out but traditional Chinese food is good as well
because I’m based
My mom doesn’t like Chinese ppl much so I’ve never really had it <a:1_bugsweat:632082195145818112>
Cus that's what he said
Why doesn't she
But his article doesn't conclude that
Ok so if there is a 50/50 chance
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Covid
This isn’t relevant to the Cambridge article which concludes that soy intake correlates with low T
Lol
Isn’t that enough for you to probably not make soy ur first option
Dunno, I think it’s a cultural thing she doesn’t rlly need to dislike them for any reason <:PepeDetective:689862509141819435>
@stupid that's not what it says
I don't like koreans
@grntbg show article