http://ourgffamily.com/2008/01/genetically-modified-soy.html/ My WordPress Blog Wed, 16 Sep 2015 12:01:09 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.38 http://ourgffamily.com/2008/01/genetically-modified-soy.html/#comment-1058 Wed, 27 Jun 2012 16:36:51 +0000 http://205.134.241.29/~ourgff5/?p=1174#comment-1058 Silk only uses non-GMO soybeans. This website even lists non-GMO soy products. http://www.nongmoshoppingguide.com/brands/tofu-tempeh-and-alternative-meat-products.html#

]]> http://ourgffamily.com/2008/01/genetically-modified-soy.html/#comment-920 Thu, 04 Aug 2011 00:54:29 +0000 http://205.134.241.29/~ourgff5/?p=1174#comment-920 One of our treating practitioners recommends only fermented soy and then sparingly. Henry has been soy free for years and I have cut back to almost none – rarely have tofu, some tempeh on occasion. Americans overuse soy too!

]]> http://ourgffamily.com/2008/01/genetically-modified-soy.html/#comment-14 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 21:03:00 +0000 http://205.134.241.29/~ourgff5/?p=1174#comment-14 Kirstin,
This is really amazing! The content is getting better and better and you are quickly becoming my best resource for all things nutritional related to me and my family! Many of the kids in my daughters’ circle of friends are language delayed. They aren’t speaking more than a few words and they are about to turn two. I am very concerned for these kids because I strongly believe that my daughters’ language is not because she is a girl, it is all because of good nutrition and vitamins! She has been gluten free for 8 months and dairy “light” for a year. She never drank cows milk after nursing for 15 months and has taken herself off all dairy except for the occasional ice cream treat the last few months. She eats a variety of healthy veggies, non-gluten grains, beans, meats and fruit. She is the ideal eater.
What can I do to help other parents see the light on this issue without scaring them, being “preachy” or dogmatic?
Help, I am really concerned about these kids!

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