Truth and facts about soy, soy products and tofu (some questions)

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The discussion centers around the claim that soy and tofu negatively impact men's sexual health, specifically regarding libido and sex drive. The original poster seeks clarity on conflicting information found online about the effects of soy on male reproductive health. They request links to reputable articles for further reading. However, the thread was closed due to the original poster's history of starting similar threads, indicating a need for adherence to forum rules.
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Hi, it's been a while since I have posted, hope you all are doing good. Just recently someone on the net mentioned to me the claim that soy and tofu really is bad for men's penises, sex organs, labido as well as sex drive has been debunked. Iv'e seen articals on the net saying it does or it doesn't so that's a contradiction so witch one is true then? What do the facts show? I figured I would go straight to the horses mouth with this one like I have done in my other threads here. I hope I don't sound inappropriate here as that is breaking the rules on this forum. I tried my best to sound or make this the thread as appropriate as I could.
 
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Can you post links to some of the reputable/mainstream articles that you've been reading? Thanks.
 
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No references, no thread. Thread is closed, and the OP is on a 10-day vacation due to multiple repeated thread starts like this.
 
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