Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson
The Washington Post published an entire article denying a claim by a veterinarian that Burger King’s new estrogen-packed vegan ‘Impossible Whopper’ could make men grow breasts if they eat too many.
According to James Stangle, a doctor of veterinary medicine in South Dakota, the soy-based Impossible Whopper contains 18 million times more estrogen than the original beef Whopper.
That works out at 44 milligrams of estrogen in the vegan burger compared to just 2.5 nanograms in the original beef Whopper.
“Just six glasses of soy milk per day has enough estrogen to grow boobs on a male,” wrote Stangle.
The Post tried to debunk his claims by pointing out that Tri-State Livestock News, where his article was published, is “a trade publication for the livestock industry” and represents cattle ranchers who have “declared war” on Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, two of the biggest companies behind plant-based meat substitutes.
The science on whether substantial soy consumption feminizes men is still disputed, although given what many soy enthusiasts look and sound like, there appears to be a strong correlation.
A Texas man who complained of sore, enlarged breasts and a decreased libido was later found to have estrogen levels eight times higher than normal, a result explained by his over-consumption of soy milk.
Another 2008 study found that “men who ate the most soy had lower sperm concentration.”
As Chris Menahan writes, “It’s worth noting that while the Washington Post is encouraging the pleb masses to chow down on estrogen burgers, the owner of the Post — the world’s richest man, Jeff Bezos — is clearly taking large amounts of testosterone.”
For people wondering where American men’s testosterone is going, I think we can safely say it is being siphoned directly into Jeff Bezos’ veins. pic.twitter.com/Bk68SahujI
— The Distributist (@DataDistribute) March 2, 2019
Great. Female hormones in burgers now, because American men haven’t been feminized enough.
You’re an idiot if you eat even one of those things, or if you believe anything in the Washington Post.
My neighbor must eat these all day long
Lol