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Soy cheese products deceive consumers, violate vegans

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Casein is probably used in soy cheese products because it helps those resemble the taste of real cheese. It also has a quality that helps soy cheese products physically resemble dairy products, and it adds protein content to the cheese. Soy cheese manufacturers get away with adding casein to their products primarily because most consumers don't know what casein really is, and there's no attempt by soy cheese manufacturers to state on the product label that these products contain ingredients derived from cows.
Therein lies the deception: soy cheese products are positioned as alternatives to dairy cheese, and yet they continue to be made with precisely the most nutritionally offensive ingredient found in cow's milk: casein protein. And it's not just one company doing this -- even Trader Joe's, a natural grocer that offers a wide variety of healthy products, puts casein in their soy cheese products. A company called Galaxy Nutritional Foods, which makes "Veggie Slices," puts casein in their soy cheese as well.
Visit any natural grocer or health food store and look at any veggie cheese or soy cheese product on the shelf. You will find that virtually all of them are manufactured with cow's milk protein. This just goes to show you that just because a food product is positioned as being an alternative to dairy products, or just because it is described as being a soy product, doesn't mean that it is free of animal products. This is especially important for vegans, of course, who are increasingly finding that it's difficult to buy any product that isn't made with animal products in one way or another.

The Detox Strategy: Vibrant Health in 5 Easy Steps

Brenda Watson and Leonard Smith
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This applies to milk and cheese. It is almost impossible to buy raw milk, unless you know someone who raises goats or cows. Raw cheese, however, is available in health food stores. Usually people can digest feta, cottage, and ricotta cheeses better than other cheeses. But again, much depends on other factors mentioned. You can include butter and regular yogurt in small amounts?no more than one half cup per day. Slash the Salt We need some salt in our diet, but we don't need to choose salty foods to get the proper amount.

Hunger Free Forever: The New Science of Appetite Control

Michael T. Murray and Michael R. Lyon
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For higher fat versions of cheese, limit your daily cheese intake to a portion the size of your thumb. Yogurt cheeses and ricotta are examples of low-fat alternates to higher fat cheeses that can be eaten in larger portions. You can find recommendations for incorporating healthy sources of protein into your diet in chapter 10. One of the best sources of protein for weight loss is legumes as they are rich not only in protein but also insoluble fiber, thereby increasing satiety as well as exerting a number of other beneficial effects.

Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames show

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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They were actually looking for cheese. Someone moved their cheese, and they don't know what to do. There's also another theory that no one has proposed yet: Maybe it's something so darned scary that we don't want to know about it, and perhaps the Pentagon is covering this up just to shield us from something that's a serious national security issue. For example, maybe some high school science geek built a breakthrough antimatter weapon as his science project, then flew it into the Pentagon using a toy remote controlled helicopter.
Not everybody sees the grilled cheese sandwich, I admit. Some people see a Boeing 757 jet out of the same blur that I'm pretty sure is a grilled cheese sandwich. It's astonishing, really. According to almost every reporter in the mainstream media, a Boeing 757 jet, when photographed, looks exactly like an indistinguishable blur. Let's face it: The video frames released by the Pentagon make ghost and UFO photos look downright crisp.

Soy cheese products deceive consumers, violate vegans

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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The front label of their package even says "Nature's Alternative to cheese," and it describes the product as "made with the goodness of soy." But my question is that if this is a cheese alternative, what is a milk protein doing in the product? Granted, at least Galaxy Nutritional Foods explains what casein is in their ingredients list. It reads "casein (a dried skim milk protein)". So, there is some attempt on their part to educate consumers about what's in the product, but still, it's made with a milk protein derived from cows, and most people don't read the ingredients to begin with.

Kitchen technology showdown: Vita-Mix 5000 vs. Champ HP3 blender from K-Tec

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However, if you are mainly grinding very thick nut cheeses (such as pine nut cheese, one of my favorite recipes), and you want the cheese to be as thick as possible, you'll need as much blender power as possible, and the K-Tec blender is certainly a good choice. Just wear some ear protection and hold the container down tight before you start blending, otherwise the container may hop off the base and you'll start grinding gears. Make no mistake: Blending nut cheeses in the K-Tec is a bit scary.

The Desktop Guide to Herbal Medicine: The Ultimate Multidisciplinary Reference to the Amazing Realm of Healing Plants, in a Quick-study, One-stop Guide

Brigitte Mars, A.H.G.
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Fresh nettle juice can be used to curdle cheese, thereby replacing rennet and making a vegetarian-friendly cheese. The juice is also a super tonic beverage. When stored with fruit, dried nettles can make the fruits last longer, be more resistant to mold, and maintain their flavor better. Nettle leaves can also be wrapped around apples, pears, root vegetables, and moist cheeses to deter pests and aid in their preservation. Other Uses Nettles have been used to make paper, rope, fiber, and even a dark green dye. They have many uses in the garden.

The Detox Strategy: Vibrant Health in 5 Easy Steps

Brenda Watson and Leonard Smith
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It is almost impossible to buy raw milk, unless you know someone who raises goats or cows. Raw cheese, however, is available in health food stores. Usually people can digest feta, cottage, and ricotta cheeses better than other cheeses. But again, much depends on other factors mentioned. You can include butter and regular yogurt in small amounts?no more than one half cup per day. Slash the Salt We need some salt in our diet, but we don't need to choose salty foods to get the proper amount.

Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames show

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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Because the FBI has only released selected video frames, not the entire video sequence, which means they are clearly trying to hide the presence of the flying grilled cheese sandwich. Out of 84 confiscated video tapes that might show what really hit the Pentagon, these few selective frames are the best they can come up with? People will see what they want to see, I suppose. Some people over at Fox News insist they see a Boeing 757 in these video frames. And why not? I once saw the Virgin Mary on a Mexican tortilla. Years ago, I thought I saw Jay Leno on a pancake (before I ate it, that is).

The Desktop Guide to Herbal Medicine: The Ultimate Multidisciplinary Reference to the Amazing Realm of Healing Plants, in a Quick-study, One-stop Guide

Brigitte Mars, A.H.G.
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Fresh nettle juice can be used to curdle cheese, thereby replacing rennet and making a vegetarian-friendly cheese. The juice is also a super tonic beverage. When stored with fruit, dried nettles can make the fruits last longer, be more resistant to mold, and maintain their flavor better. Nettle leaves can also be wrapped around apples, pears, root vegetables, and moist cheeses to deter pests and aid in their preservation. Other Uses Nettles have been used to make paper, rope, fiber, and even a dark green dye. They have many uses in the garden.

Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames show

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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Someone moved their cheese, and they don't know what to do. There's also another theory that no one has proposed yet: Maybe it's something so darned scary that we don't want to know about it, and perhaps the Pentagon is covering this up just to shield us from something that's a serious national security issue. For example, maybe some high school science geek built a breakthrough antimatter weapon as his science project, then flew it into the Pentagon using a toy remote controlled helicopter.
NASA really did land on the moon, and the earth is actually shaped like a giant grilled cheese sandwich. It all comes down to a basic question of how do we know what we know? And unfortunately, when it comes to 9-11, the only thing we do know for sure is that the laws of physics were still operating that day, and that tells us a lot about what did and didn't happen, especially with the WTC 7 building. But it will never tell us for certain what hit the Pentagon, or why. Neither will we be told why we're not being shown the full frames of all 84 confiscated video tapes.

Kitchen technology showdown: Vita-Mix 5000 vs. Champ HP3 blender from K-Tec

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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However, if you are mainly grinding very thick nut cheeses (such as pine nut cheese, one of my favorite recipes), and you want the cheese to be as thick as possible, you'll need as much blender power as possible, and the K-Tec blender is certainly a good choice. Just wear some ear protection and hold the container down tight before you start blending, otherwise the container may hop off the base and you'll start grinding gears. Make no mistake: Blending nut cheeses in the K-Tec is a bit scary.

Natural Health Secrets From Around the World

Glenn W. Geelhoed, M.D. and Jean Barilla, M.S.
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Here's how to make a yogurt cheese that resembles cream cheese and can be used in dips, spreads and dishes where cream cheese is usually used. Start with low- or no-fat plain yogurt, about 16 to 20 ounces. Line a colander or strainer with a few layers of cheesecloth and place the strainer over a bowl. Dump your plain yogurt in the strainer, cover with a plate or some plastic wrap, and leave in the refrigerator overnight. If you don't have a strainer or cheesecloth, try a coffee filter. Your yogurt cheese spread is what's remaining in the strainer.

Safe Trip to Eden: Ten Steps to Save Planet Earth from the Global Warming Meltdown

David Steinman
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Horizon Today, a supermarket leader and owned by Dean Foods, the Horizon brand includes milk, juices, yogurt, cheese, butter, sour cream, half and half and whipping cream, cream cheese, cottage cheese, smoothies, eggs, infant formula with iron, and eggnog. Horizon Organic joined with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2006 in a show of support for New York farmers, announcing an initiative dedicated to helping more state farmers transition to organic, and processing more milk locally, to meet the ever-increasing demand for organic milk in New York and the region.

Natural Health Secrets From Around the World

Glenn W. Geelhoed, M.D. and Jean Barilla, M.S.
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Here's how to make a yogurt cheese that resembles cream cheese and can be used in dips, spreads and dishes where cream cheese is usually used. Start with low- or no-fat plain yogurt, about 16 to 20 ounces. Line a colander or strainer with a few layers of cheesecloth and place the strainer over a bowl. Dump your plain yogurt in the strainer, cover with a plate or some plastic wrap, and leave in the refrigerator overnight. If you don't have a strainer or cheesecloth, try a coffee filter. Your yogurt cheese spread is what's remaining in the strainer.

Pentagon hit by flying grilled cheese sandwich, video frames show

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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Some people see a Boeing 757 jet out of the same blur that I'm pretty sure is a grilled cheese sandwich. It's astonishing, really. According to almost every reporter in the mainstream media, a Boeing 757 jet, when photographed, looks exactly like an indistinguishable blur. Let's face it: The video frames released by the Pentagon make ghost and UFO photos look downright crisp. And yet, somehow, out of this unrecognizable blur, mainstream media stories are claiming they clearly show a Boeing 757 jet and that all 9-11 conspiracy theories are now dispelled.

The Big Fat Health and Fitness Lie

Craig Pepin-Donat
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For example, an average can of soup has more than 500 mg of sodium, a can of vegetables has approximately 400 mg and even a slice of cheese has about 200 mg, depending on the type of cheese. There are even approximately 125 mg of sodium in a cup of 1 percent low-fat milk. Here is the relevance of sodium in your diet. Sodium is a metal which when combined with chloride (CI) creates common table salt (NaCl). Salt is corrosive and caustic, which is why we use it to dissolve ice on our streets and sidewalks in the winter.

Your Symptoms Are Real: What to Do When Your Doctor Says Nothing Is Wrong

Benjamin H. Natelson, M.D.
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For a change of pace, eat four to six slices of low-fat sliced cheese with mustard, or go with the tofu cheese. Use nuts as snacks if you get hungry between lunch and dinner. Dinner requires a bit more work in that you will have to prepare the main dish—either chicken, turkey, or fish. If you crave red meat, that's okay, but not more than once a week. Limiting red meat reduces your fat intake while still giving you a lot of protein. Consider roasting a small turkey.

How food manufacturers trick consumers with deceptive ingredients lists

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
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Food names can include words that describe ingredients not found in the food at all. A "cheese" cracker, for example, doesn't have to contain any cheese. A "creamy" something doesn't have to contain cream. A "fruit" product need not contain even a single molecule of fruit. Don't be fooled by product names printed on the packaging. These names are designed to sell products, not to accurately describe the ingredients contained in the package.

The True History of Chocolate

Sophie D. Coe and Michael D. Coe
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But Italian influence can be detected in chocolate ice cream, chocolate canneloni (chocolate ice cream in molds), frozen chocolate "cheeses" (sorbets frozen in cheese molds). Later on we will meet—in his various prison cells—the greatest devotee of these chocolate delights, the marquis de Sade. Marie Antoinette, the unfortunate queen decapitated by the Revolution, has been given by posterity the undeserved reputation of a sybarite, but she was far from it.

Supplement Your Prescription: What Your Doctor Doesn't Know About Nutrition

Hyla Cass
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Meat, fish, poultry, cheese, milk, and eggs are considered complete proteins, because they contain the essential amino acids in a good balance. You need about 20 grams of protein per meal, which is equal to three eggs; 3 to 4 ounces of lean meat, poultry, or fish; or half a can (3 ounces) of tuna. Dairy products, preferably organic and free of antibiotics or hormones, are also a good source of protein. Three small containers (16 ounces total) of unsweetened yogurt or a cup of cottage cheese provide all you need per meal.

Sugar Shock!: How Sweets and Simple Carbs Can Derail Your Life-- and How YouCan Get Back on Track

Connie Bennett, C.H.H.C. with Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D.
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Cheese or cheese spread 9. Beer 10. French fries, fried potatoes These findings, Dr. Block concludes, were simply "shocking." We're appalled, as are nutritionists, by this typical American diet. A number of other recent studies also point to the alarming escalation in our consumption of soft drinks and other processed, sugary foods around the globe. One study, published in Obesity Research, aptly titled "The Sweetening of the World's Diet," showed that "80 percent of this sweet increase comes from soft drinks and sugar-sweetened beverages," according to the study's coauthor Barry M.

Your Symptoms Are Real: What to Do When Your Doctor Says Nothing Is Wrong

Benjamin H. Natelson, M.D.
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For a change of pace, eat four to six slices of low-fat sliced cheese with mustard, or go with the tofu cheese. Use nuts as snacks if you get hungry between lunch and dinner. Dinner requires a bit more work in that you will have to prepare the main dish—either chicken, turkey, or fish. If you crave red meat, that's okay, but not more than once a week. Limiting red meat reduces your fat intake while still giving you a lot of protein. Consider roasting a small turkey.

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