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Soy based meat products do not contain hormones - artificial or otherwise. These are present in most meat products because animals are injected with them to increase the rate of growth, or prevent disease from spreading around animals in a small space.

Soy does contain some estrogen like substances in it naturally. The jury is still out on whether this affects the body in a negative way, so no one is absolutely sure.

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