Although actually a
lot of nutrients, soy milk is not recommended in some conditions such as pregnancy. According to recent research,
soy milk can make
offspring become infertile
if taken at the time the girl was pregnant.
Research conducted by Wendy N Jefferson from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) showed that exposure to various compounds similar to estrogen during pregnancy may reduce the fertility of daughters. Instead of a barren mother hamilnya, but if it turns out her daughter pregnant.
One source of estrogen-like compounds which are found daily soy is a plant, so it is believed soy milk is not good to drink while pregnant daughter. If this conjecture is correct, then this may answer questions about unexplained infertility.
During exposure to estrogen-like compounds in the womb may affect long-term reproductive health. Its effects include the failure of fertilization and kalaupuan successfully fertilized, the embryo tends to be more difficult in the uterus.
According to Jefferson, this effect appears due to estrogen-like compounds that make the immune system is impaired in female reproductive organs. System called the mucosal immune response creates an unfavorable environment for fertilization and pregnancy.
Unfortunately the results of this study in mice demonstrated a new, not in humans so it still needs further research. Although the reproductive system of mice and humans are considered equal, there are opportunities that may be slightly different results when tested in humans.
The results of this study have been published in the journal Biology of Reproduction's Papers-in-Press. As quoted from Medicalnewstoday, Saturday (05/03/2012), Jefferson in his conclusion suggests that consumption of soy milk is reduced if a girl is pregnant.
Research conducted by Wendy N Jefferson from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) showed that exposure to various compounds similar to estrogen during pregnancy may reduce the fertility of daughters. Instead of a barren mother hamilnya, but if it turns out her daughter pregnant.
One source of estrogen-like compounds which are found daily soy is a plant, so it is believed soy milk is not good to drink while pregnant daughter. If this conjecture is correct, then this may answer questions about unexplained infertility.
During exposure to estrogen-like compounds in the womb may affect long-term reproductive health. Its effects include the failure of fertilization and kalaupuan successfully fertilized, the embryo tends to be more difficult in the uterus.
According to Jefferson, this effect appears due to estrogen-like compounds that make the immune system is impaired in female reproductive organs. System called the mucosal immune response creates an unfavorable environment for fertilization and pregnancy.
Unfortunately the results of this study in mice demonstrated a new, not in humans so it still needs further research. Although the reproductive system of mice and humans are considered equal, there are opportunities that may be slightly different results when tested in humans.
The results of this study have been published in the journal Biology of Reproduction's Papers-in-Press. As quoted from Medicalnewstoday, Saturday (05/03/2012), Jefferson in his conclusion suggests that consumption of soy milk is reduced if a girl is pregnant.
