Soy isoflavones?

Re: Soy isoflavones?

• pantherRN member

  February 2013

  I would not voluntarily put additional soy into my body.

  It can act like estrogen and though the jury is sort of still out on it's effects, I think you should talk to your OBGYN before taking any supplements. 

  
  

  
  

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• modernfairytale8709 member

  February 2013

  pantherRN:

  I would not voluntarily put additional soy into my body.

  It can act like estrogen and though the jury is sort of still out on it's effects, I think you should talk to your OBGYN before taking any supplements. 

  This. Do some research. The implications a pretty scary. 

  

  

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• BallSox member

  February 2013

  Taking large doses of estrogen (real or fake) without the recommendation/advice of your doc is a bad idea.
  

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