Silk Heart Health Soy Milk……nutrition in every pour. And a free Silk GiveAway.
Submitted by Health Nut
The light and smooth taste of Silk Soy Milk is making me reach for it more often;I’m afraid it has become addictive,the proven health benefits entices me even more.
Silk’s Heart Health Soy milk is made from nature’s perfect Soy protein and cholesterol reducing plant sterols.It has the goodness of milk and then some more essential nutrients that make it a no cholesterol ,no saturated fat food with good source of omega 3s and antioxidants.Recent study has shown 3 servings of Silk Heart Health per day for four weeks ,can lower the cholesterol by 7%.
Silk Banana Dates Smoothie
To get the best taste of the Silk Heart Health Soy Milk enjoy it cold.Ideal with the morning cereal or in smoothie for a nourishing start of the day or anytime guilt-free snack.Silk is also a wholesome substitute for dairy milk ,can be used in baking or cooking with some tips in mind.
Recipe
Serves 2
Blend together 2 Cups of cold Silk Heart Health Soy Milk with 1 Ripe Banana and 2-3 Soft Dates until smooth .Serve.
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October 13th, 2009 at 8:20 am
Hi,
I have been reading your blog posts for a long time now and I love to come to again and again but I am kinda taken aback at your approval and use of Soy Milk. There are lot of reports talking of the ill benefits of soy milk and you can find them on every health site of repute - mercola, natural news, etc. They say that soy is best had only in fermented form like natto and tempeh and this is how it was eaten in Asian cuisines like Japan for centuries without having any ill effects. The recent modern age versions of soy like its milk and tofu have estrogen-mimicking properties which can play havoc with the body hormones of both males and females.