One day I'll actually have the free time to write down all the times they've recommended things that later turned out to be really bad for us.

Are you going to keep track of a control group, or just indulging in confirmation bias? Because "this is bad for you, no it's good for you, nah it's bad for you after all" is not at all uncommon in this sort of "research".

Right...because Google wouldn't just give their data to feminists if they wanted it.

Pssh... GDPR.

Obviously I don't have breast cancer, but I have a family member who did, and I still remember them telling her in 2014 that she shouldn't consume soy at all.

So as I said, it's breast cancer that is a relevant factor? What you are is that image of Philip J. Fry with the caption "how can I be a victim in this?"

Of course, anecdotes aren't worth shit, so there's no point in saying it without a link.

I honestly you have a Jekyll and Hyde thing going on. Either you're completely batshit crazy, or completely sensible. No in-between.