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What's with this email I received saying soy bean causes cancer in women? Is this true?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.isolfavones is one of the soy bean extracts and when they get into your body it acts like weak oestrogens. Oestrogens are hormones that play a major part in ovulation, development of the secondary sex characteristics (eg. enlarged breasts, specific sexual fat deposits, coarse voice etc) and growth of long bones too. It can also prevent heart disease.
However, long tern exposure to excessive oestrogen is found to cause cancers. And this is especially prominent in women causing uterine or vaginal cancers, sometimes breast cancers as well.
I think reasonable amounts of soy bean won't do any harm but exposure to any chemical over a long period of time in a very high dosage, no matter how beneficial it may be, will somehow cause adverse side effects.