Still confused about SOY and Cancer? Here's what you need to know...#cancer

If you're still confused about soy and cancer...I explain a few key evidence based points, breakdown 3 Soy myths you might have heard and include tips to help you!
Plus - how soy may impact recurrence risks.
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For your reference - here is what "moderate" amounts means:
Moderate amounts equal 1-3 serving a day of whole soy foods like tofu, tempeh, soy milk and edamame.
For your reference 1 serving equals:
1 cup of soy milk
½ cup cooked edamame/soy beans
⅛ cup of soy nuts
⅓ cup of tofu
As always - if you don't want to include soy (because maybe you don't like it or don't want to) - that's okay too!
There are many other ways to help boost your recovery and prevention plan.
Hope this helps and empowers you,
Dr. Becky ND
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Sources: PMID: 38070485, 23075937, 20956506, 28263368
Medical disclaimer: this content is for educational purposes only. Please speak to your healthcare practitioner for the best plan for you.

[@casi7319]

Thank You 😊 Are chick peas a good source?

[@drbeckynd]

@@casi7319 chick peas are not a source of soy (although they are a great plant protein too!). Mainly tofu, edamame, soy milk etc :) hope that helps!

[@casi7319]

@@drbeckynd Thank you 😊