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Long-term Soy Consumption Makes Monkeys Aggressive Loners
Consuming soy could make you an aggressive loner, reveals surprising study
‘In the monkeys fed the higher amount of isoflavones, frequencies of intense aggressive (67% higher) and submissive (203% higher) behavior were elevated relative...
Finally, an intervention study that should help convince some of the die-hard PUFA fans that these fatty acids are far from benign/beneficial, but in fact can cause a variety of chronic diseases. A very important finding of the study, that distinguishes it from other PUFA studies, is that it...
So much for the "happiness hormone", which medicine keeps telling us should be kept as high as possible. This idiotic hypothesis gave birth to an entire drug industry, which continues to poison people to this day with its SSRI drugs, despite solid evidence that they are no better than placebo...
...or at least it does so in birds.
The news about the pure evil that SSRI drugs are just keep on coming. There is already evidence that they pretty much zombify the person taking them and deprive that person of any semblance of humanity.
SSRI Drugs Linked To At Least 28 Murders, Including Mass...
Hi guys,
found these two gems today, I was trying to explain the short fuse I've had at work lately as well as getting the blues out of nowhere. Turns out cholesterol level has a little something to do with the way you feel, ya know, on the inside. Enjoy these - and get some coconut oil today if...
Another confirmation of Peat's ideas, in addition to the already known link between estrogen and aggression. I already posted a human study on aggression between spouses being linked to low blood sugar, which matches well with this study below.
http://www.newseveryday.com/articles/26 ...
The study only looked at couples, but I don't see why it would not be true for the general population as well.
http://www.medicaldaily.com/hangry-spou ... irm-276422