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“Isoflavones: What Are Isoflavones? | Journal Of Nutrition”

Isoflavones are plant compounds found in foods such as soy, and some can interact with estrogen-related biological pathways.

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Isoflavones are plant compounds found in foods such as soy, and some can interact with estrogen-related biological pathways. A chemical mechanism does not by itself establish a clinical benefit or harm at a particular dose. Foods, concentrated supplements, and different study populations need to be evaluated separately.

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  1. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: Fact Sheets ↗
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