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Soy milk vs regular milk (whole, 2%, etc)

JenLovesSummer

05/23/08

JenLovesSummer

Topics:Newly Diagnosed With High Cholesterol

I have high cholesterol and enjoy soy milk (vanilla) rather than regular milk. Is soy milk any more or less healthy for my condition than regular milk?

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Joseph Douglas Scott

Sunday, June 01, 2008

Joseph Douglas Scott

As I have been told by a nutritionist, regular milk is an animal product and therefore where cholesterol is concerned, soy milk is better. So I drink my soy milk and get my antioxidants and some other fantastic nutrients from a great product obtained at(www.acaiplus.com/31975). I feel great. Joseph

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javier

Thursday, December 04, 2008

more healthy

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