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See Latest ArticlesDifferent amounts of isoflavones in various commercially available soy extracts in the light of gene expression-targeted isoflavone therapy
Phytotherapy Research, 07/30/09
Piotrowska E et al. – Since in GET IT the dose of genistein is calculated per patient's body weight, the amount of this isoflavone in a tablet is crucial for this therapy. Therefore, the results presented in this report indicate that a careful choice of a proper isoflavone extract is necessary for GET IT.
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