Soy Milk for Vaginal Menopause Symptoms

Soy foods may explain why Japanese-American women not only have the lowest rates of hot flashes in the United States but also have the lowest rates of vaginal dryness.

This is the third and final video in this series on vaginal menopause symptoms. The first two were The Best Moisturizers and Lubricants for Vaginal Menopause Symptoms (https://nutritionfacts.org/video/the-best-moisturizers-and-lubricants-for-vaginal-menopause-symptoms) and Hormone Treatment (Estrogen Pills and Creams) for Vaginal Menopause Symptoms (https://nutritionfacts.org/video/hormone-treatment-estrogen-pills-and-creams-for-vaginal-menopause-symptoms).

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33 Risposte a “Soy Milk for Vaginal Menopause Symptoms”

  1. Interesting research. Personally, I have consumed soymilk daily along with a predominantly wfpb diet for 10+ years, but it hasn't alleviated any of my hormone related concerns.

  2. Oookeeey 🤣 we're vegan and love to eat tofu and Okara, which is the rest of making DIY soymilk. We make tofuby our own so we have both always available. Tofu and Okara. But we do not drink soymilk.
    So now, because I'm a bit confused by the informations in the video, does I now have a potential protective regarding meno problems? I'still have a few years till my meno, hopefully, but I look for informations at this time to be ready if it starts 😎

  3. I get the best relief of symptoms when I eat a vegan minimally processed no added fat, no added oil diet. Then I have 1 cup Soymilk and 1 serving of tofu daily. No dryness and no hot flashes. When I increase the fat level of my diet, the soy doesn't seem to work anymore and I flash, dry out, and have sleeping issues. Not sure if it is this way for everyone but I hate the taste of soy but love what it does for me. I'm a uterine cancer survivor– all female organs removed.

  4. I have been on a WFPB diet, which includes soy milk since becoming post menopausal over ten years ago. Unfortunately I have still experienced many distressing symptoms. Just recently I have added cooked soy beans to my diet in the hope of some relief.
    I also use HRT which may confuse things but I felt it was necessary.
    Many women report miraculous results with soy and diet and many also say HRT has been a game changer, sadly it appears that these remedies do not always work for everyone.

  5. If you have a bad reaction, or weird symptoms, to soy products then consider you may have Histamine Intolerance. It’s a food high in histamine and some people already have higher levels of histamine in their body &/or can’t clear histamine very well. You may get a rash, sinus problems, dizzy, digestive problems, anxiety, or insomnia (there are more symptoms). That woman at the end…that sounds like high histamine.

  6. I was like the woman at the end for several years, it was just the pre perimenopause hypersexual phase. Thought it happened to all women late 30s-early 40s…

  7. I've eaten a lot of soy for many years. I'm still having some menopause symptoms but my fibroids are far far less severe than the apocalyptic ones every other female family member has.

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