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Processed soya

Soya’s benefits depend on the type of soya we eat. The isoflavone content is higher in unprocessed soybeans, compared to processed soya foods. 

Women should be safe to consume soya foods in amounts consistent with the Asian diet. However, the more soya is processed, the lower the level of isoflavones, which are probably the protective element.

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Soya studies

It’s difficult to isolate soya’s benefits conclusively:

  • No one has given people soya foods, then looked at whether they’re more or less likely to get breast cancer over time than those not given soya.
  • One review of evidence into soya's effect on breast cancer risk found studies...

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Cancer protection

Cancer protection

There is a 30% lower risk of developing breast cancer among women in Asian countries who are known for their high soya intake (compared to American women). Also, there is a 21% reduction in mortality among women with breast cancer who consumed more soya.

It is not certain why soya pr...

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Soya and cancer

Soya and cancer

Isoflavone can act either like estrogen in the body, or it's opposite.

Isoflavone in soya either binds to the alpha estrogen receptor in the body, which stimulates a tumor's growth rate, or it binds to the beta receptor, which decreases growth rate and induces apoptosis.

The impact o...

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Equol and soya benefits

Some research has found that the benefits that soya provides are mostly determined by a woman's ability to produce equol, a bacteria that around 30% - 50% of adults produce in their intestines after eating soy.

It is possible that a person's ability to produce equol, rather than equol itsel...

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Soya concerns 

Soya concerns 

Soya doesn't affect testosterone levels in men. A review of evidence found that regular soya food intake was associated with an almost 30% reduction in the risk of developing prostate cancer.

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The soya controversy

The soya controversy

Soya contains a high content of isoflavones that have estrogenic properties. It means they act like estrogen, the primary female sex hormone, and bind to estrogen receptors in the body.

Estrogen can fuel the growth of some types of breast cancer, but it is not clear from research if isoflav...

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Soya benefits

Soya has only been a common part of the Western diet for around 60 years. Soy products include soy milk, soy burgers and soy-based meat replacements, tofu tempeh, miso and soya sauce.

Soya has also been linked to a lower risk of heart disease compared to other diets. It's a good source of p...

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