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RE: Food Supplements #4: Soy isoflavones - A natural saviour for menopausal women?

in #health6 years ago (edited)

From the perspective of someone who cooks, I want to ask if you have any thoughts about the way soy is traditionally eaten and prepared - fermented - vs merely isolating a chemical component. Fermentation lowers phytic acid content and increases bioavailability - but then does that mean you're actually getting more of the isolated component in the fermented version, which means soy becomes even more harmful?

EDIT: Okay I should read the fine print AND the comment section before commenting.... :D

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