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Question Soy Infant Formula and Triggering Tourettes

There is a discussion at Latitudes TS forum on the possible negative impact of soy infant formulae on neurological development and susceptibility to TS

there is so much detailed info posted from articles that, rather than repost all here, I will just link for anyone interested.

I must say that, although my lids never had soy or any other formula, yet this is info I had not seen before and, altho it is still very much just info and not yet verified research reports.....yet it is very interesting I think

anyway
here is the discussion there and I would be interested in what others think

http://www.latitudes.org/forums/inde...showtopic=2340
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