Found 20 oral uses for Soy protein
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- High cholesterol
   
Soy protein reduces total cholesterol; reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol; reduces triglycerides. Take 20-30 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Heart attack prevention
  
Soy protein reduces total cholesterol; reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol; reduces triglycerides; reduces blood pressure; reduces heart disease risk. Take 20-30 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Hot flashes
  
Soy protein contains isoflavones; it is an estrogenic; improves hormonal balance; reduces hot flashes. Take 40-60 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Hypertension
  
Soy protein reduces blood pressure. Take 20-30 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Menopause
  
Soy protein contains isoflavones; it is an estrogenic; improves hormonal balance; reduces hot flashes; reduces vaginal dryness; elevates mood; alleviates symptoms. Take 40-60 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Osteoporosis
  
Soy protein contains isoflavones; it is an estrogenic; helps to protect bone integrity; prevents bone loss; slows down the progression; used for prevention and treatment. Take 40-60 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Stroke prevention
  
Soy protein reduces total cholesterol; reduces LDL (bad) cholesterol; reduces triglycerides; reduces blood pressure. Take 20-30 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Athletic performance recovery
 
Soy protein contains protein; accelerates recovery. Take 40-60 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- Cyclic mastalgia
 
Soy protein contains isoflavones; improves hormonal balance; alleviates pain. Take 20-30 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
- High triglycerides
 
Soy protein reduces triglycerides. Take 20-30 g of soy protein daily, in divided doses, for many months.
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