Soy

SOY

Botanical name: Glicine Soja                                                                Habitat: everywhere

Plant parts used: seeds                                                                        Active Ingredients and nutrientslecithin (complex product containing phosphatides, which in turn contain phosphorus in combination with the factors of vitamins B, choline, inositol and arachidonic acid), isoflavones (estrogen-like action substances that increase hormones production by corpus luteum, favoring progestin and estrogenic activity)

Therapeutic properties:  Soybean seeds contain 37% dry weight protein, as well as vitamins (A, B1, B2, D, E) and minerals. It also contains LECITIN, a complex of phospholipids, used to treat the cardiovascular system and to rebalance the cholesterol levels in blood: it allows both to rebalance the HDL / LDL ratio and the solubilization and transport of cholesterol in blood. Of great interest are ISOFLAVONES, molecules that mimic the action of estrogen (female hormones). Attention to these molecules arose from comparative studies on the nutrition of East Asian populations and Western nutrition. Research has linked a reduced risk of cancer (breast and prostate), cardiovascular disease, atherosclerosis to soy intake. Isoflavones also benefit to counter menopausal disorders such as heat flashes: it has been shown that 70-80% of European women suffer from flashes compared to 14-18% of Asian women.Also, douring  menopause, Soja is useful to counteract the onset of osteoporosis, caused precisely by the lack of estrogen. (Tognolini, Principi di Farmacognosia e Fitoterapia, 2007).

For prevention and control of: HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA-DYSLIPIDEMIA– SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION–  PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUEMUSCLE TEARS AND TONE–  MENOPAUSE AND METSRUAL DISORDERS –  MUSCLE TEARS AND TONE

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