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Nutraceutical
Isoflavones
Stimulate the hormonal rebalancing of the organism
Isoflavones are substances of plant origin that are structurally and functionally similar to the oestrogens produced by the body and that can affect hormonal regulation.
In child-bearing age, they balance the activity of the estrogen produced by the body and have a protective action against some typically female cancers, such as breast cancer.
They reduce blood cholesterol levels and a lower incidence of osteoporosis after menopause.
Used by many women who refuse hormone replacement therapy as a remedy against hot flushes.
These substances, mimicking the activity of oestrogens, which have significantly decreased following menopause, also have an effective protective action against osteoporosis and cardiovascular diseases.