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You’ve heard the popular saying – “you are what you eat.” We like to say – you are what your eat eats. What does this mean? When you eat an egg, you also consume part of the diet of the hen who laid it. We know you’re here because you care about eating high quality food grown with care. You want to consume eggs that come from hens who eat quality food! When chickens are fed soy-based feeds, that soy gets converted into isoflavones, which has been proven to show up in the eggs. High amounts of isoflavones can possibly cause hormone imbalances. So, whether you want less soy in your diet or have a soy allergy, you’ve found the right eggs!
While there are mixed reviews on whether soy is good for you or not, we think the health benefits of avoiding soy are preferred.
Decreased early allergies in infants and children.
Avoid myriad growth issues in young children.
The flaxseed replacement that often goes with skipping soy supports a better omega 6: omega3 ratio.
Less estrogen buildup in the body supports reproductive, heart, brain and skin health.
Soy-free eggs come from hens that are fed a soy-free diet.
Good question! Soy-free eggs are not sold just anywhere. Specialty grocery stores like Whole Foods and Sprouts should carry them and other health focused stores. However, finding them directly from a local farmer might be best. That way you can chat with the farmer and ask questions about feed sources, skipping the middle man or seller who is disconnected from those important details. Buying through Swiss Villa gives you comfort of mind in our feed sources plus the perk of shipping directly to your door!
Soy-Free eggs have many potential health benefits compared with regular eggs. These include a better omega 6: omega 3 ratio, leading to lower inflammation and protection against disease, protects against allergies in young children, aids in the healthy growth of children, brings a better hormone balance, affecting many aspects of the body, and often contains higher Vitamin D levels. Usually, soy-free eggs also mean pastured eggs, which comes with a lot of extra perks itself.
We understand your concerns about the food industry because we’re concerned too.
Find out what we’re doing about it.
Anonymous –
Michele –
Excellent!! My order arrived the next day in perfect condition! I am so grateful to still be able to purchase these eggs as they are no longer available at my local retailer. Even more convenient to have them delivered!!!
DARYLE MOBLEY –
The eggs taste great, however 5 of them were cracked during shipment and I couldn’t use them! ?