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does onions rly make u turn gay?

>> No.11257090

>>11257085
No. Stay on /pol/.

>> No.11257103

No

>> No.11257119

No

>> No.11257124

>>11257085
Wouldn't you like to know, incel?

>> No.11257212
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>>11257085

>> No.11257216

Yes. If you touch a soi bean or even look at one for too long you will instantly and permanently turn gay

>> No.11257295

Söy protein lowers testosterone. Guess what kind of food contains söy protein.

>> No.11257310

>>11257295
Phytoestrogens aren't proteins.
They don't lower testosterone, either.

>> No.11257332

No.
the most misleading thing about onions is that it contains estrogen when it actually contains phytoestrogens.
phytoestrogens have both pros and cons, pros being its antioxidant properties, lowering cancer, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes, cons being that it may disrupt your hormone system in both men and women since phytostrogens CAN (very huge emphasis on the word can since it's not fully known yet) disrupt estrogen and/or testosterone.
btw only 50% of humans (20% of westerners) have the bacteria to make equol from daidzein (isoflavone in onions)
further reading:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3074428/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4924202/
https://www.sciencedaily.com/terms/isoflavone.htm

>> No.11257339

Onions