Soy isoflavone metabolism in cats compared with other species: urinary metabolite concentrations and glucuronidation by liver microsomes

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@AnimalUnite This is the most recent scientific paper I have found on it. If you have anything else, please send it over. I would love to read it! https://t.co/p8KnO3TW3A

@airaiiaana I do want to add one more thing. The first ingredient is soybeans. The current consensus with the paper's I have found on this is that soybeans are hypothesized to be the cause of some health problems being seen in cats, partially thyroid is…

@classicaldoom The study I found has been hypothesizing that soybeans are causing health problems in cats, especially in the thyroid. https://t.co/TBMKAsjPtM https://t.co/pUhbfQItbs

En perros y gatos sabemos que contribuyen al control del peso, incrementando los niveles de T4 pero sin inducir hipertiroidismo https://t.co/3LdnHEBBRN Eso si, los gatos siempre tienen que destacar sobre los demás https://t.co/Oyvi3iexUA https://t.co/bxcp…

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