Effect of Soy in Breast Cancer Treatment

Scientists have found biological pathways by which regular consumption of soy improves the effectiveness of tamoxifen and reduces breast cancer recurrence. The team also showed the negative impact of eating soy-based foods for the first time while being treated with tamoxifen, which reduce the effectiveness of the drug and promote recurrence.

Soy Consumption Might Help or Harm Breast Cancer Treatment
- Sustained soy consumption can protect against breast cancer and recurrence
- Soy can be harmful if introduced into the diet after breast cancer develops

Soy Consumption Linked to Breast Cancer Treatment

Regular consumption of soy can prevent the recurrence of breast cancer. However, introduction of soy after breast cancer diagnosis can increase its risk. Read More

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Soyabean is the richest plant source of protein containing 43 percent protein. Soy protein is also of the highest quality amongst all legumes.

Soya Products May Damage Sperm Production in Men

Men who eat lots of soya and foods containing soya such as tofu, tempeh, miso may be reducing their chances of becoming a father.

Eating Soy Products May Not Reduce Menopause Symptoms

A recent study has proved that soy-based foods or fiber are unlikely to reduce menopause symptoms in women.

Women Can Avoid BPA-Associated Reproductive Problems With a Soy-Rich Diet

Regularly consuming a soy-rich diet may protect women against an endocrine-disrupting chemical found in a variety of food containers called bisphenol A.

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