Discuss this research information with your own physician or healthcare provider to determine what is right for you. See dietary supplement information at bottom of page. We have eliminated the soy flavor. No legitimate scientist or company claims that soy protein cures or prevents cancer at this point, but the research data is very positive that soy can promote better endometrial health. Around the age of 35, rates of endometrial cancer in U.S. women start rising sharply.
Asian cultures have dramatically better endometrial health than Western cultures.
This also holds true for breast health. Says New Research Study. A new study by the Cancer Research Center of Hawaii has found that increased soy intake in the diet may reduce the risk of endometrial cancer, or cancer of the uterus. Published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, the study noted that populations in China and Japan have historically had lower levels of endometrial cancer, as well as lower rates of breast and ovarian cancer, in part because of the high soy content in their diet. The study said soy products are particularly effective against cancer of the uterus because they contain isoflavones.