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Dee Overly

Dee Overly is an artist who discovered the health benefits of soy milk and now sells a Soymilk Maker at www.SoymilkCrossroads.com.
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Prostate Health Meets Soy Health

It's believed that an estimated 75% of prostate cancer can be avoided with dietary changes. Yes, soy is part of the picture to make this happen.

Skin Problems and Soy: Facts and Myths

We all want glowing skin, free from irritating acne. Our skin is living proof that we are what we ate. There are some simple diet changes that can bring about positive skin results.

SO.....SOY Good For The Heart

Heart health is a dangerous thing to lose. Taking time to learn how to hang on it is always a plus in this day and age. And soy foods can be great for the health.

Stopping Hot Flashes With Soy?

Does eating soy food really help with hot flashes? If so, how much soy needs to be added to the diet to see any benefits?

The Soybean Has Traveled From Scanty To Plenty

The mighty soybean has been around for centuries. Its users have known its great value as a staple food. Here's a short view of the soybean history.

The relationship between these two minerals is vital to our health. Understanding it is paramount to our supplemental and dietary choices.

Heart Health and Wellness Wealth

Fighting heart disease in today's world is a constant battle. There are steps you can take to keep the heart beating on the right path. Something you may want to consider is the alternative of soy food.

Hypertension is a growing problem in America. To gain control of this disease, the first place to look is the food we are eating.

The milk industry has created several reasons why we need our daily dose of milk. We've heard some of these for so many years now that they have become part of our thinking. It's time to examine the myths, lies and propaganda about cow's milk.

It's a known fact that we need protein. Different proteins cause our bodies to response with different results. Here's a look at the relationship between soybean protein and cholesterol levels.




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