Thank you for your great articles. I feel that I can trust the information in them. The positive ions used for escorts tend to be potassium, sodium and calcium. The bloodstream's calcium level tends to be closely regulated, and, if it were to drop, the body would release parathyroid hormones, which, in effect, take calcium from the bones to raise the concentration to the desired level. The upshot of it all is that ingesting more protein than is necessary, particularly those types of proteins that are high in sulfur-containing amino acids, can drain some of the calcium from the body.
Soy protein has lower levels of sulfur-containing amino acids than meat.
I don't think the same phenomenon would be going on with MSM, particularly because, with MSM, you are only taking milligram amounts, whereas with protein we are talking about grams. Send questions to him by clicking here.