I don't know if my issue's phytoestrogen sensitivity, or if there's enough soy in my diet to cause or exacerbate it, only that based on certain things I've observed I'd gather I have enough estrogen to go around for many women with some left over, and it's made my life more hellish than it ever had to be.
If looking for soy on labels and not buying foods with added soy would help with that I'd do it, but I have no idea if it would or not and my symptoms are so bad I figure that's not going to do much to improve my condition, anyhow. I really don't know.
But re: chopped tomatoes in foil cardboard, if the foil's on the inside of the packaging that's not good, as aluminum leeches easily into food and is pretty horrible for overall health, so I wouldn't jump on that, either.
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Date: 2018-07-04 08:51 pm (UTC)From:If looking for soy on labels and not buying foods with added soy would help with that I'd do it, but I have no idea if it would or not and my symptoms are so bad I figure that's not going to do much to improve my condition, anyhow. I really don't know.
But re: chopped tomatoes in foil cardboard, if the foil's on the inside of the packaging that's not good, as aluminum leeches easily into food and is pretty horrible for overall health, so I wouldn't jump on that, either.