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Not so urgent question about soy isoflavones

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dizzylemon · 29/05/2015 08:26

Feels like a daft question to be honest, but here goes nothing.

Been off pill for a year now (after being on yasmine for 6 months and then a coil for 5 years before that) and since October, cycles started going from 30ish days to 50ish days. GP said this was likely due to me not ovulating and have been referred to a fertility clinic. Been warned I could be waiting 3 months for that so screw it, I thought I'd give soy isflavones a go.

Didn't do it properly first time - took it for first three days of cycle but nevertheless, my cycle went back to 30 days! Trouble is, I hate, to the point of being near phobic (my heart actually races!), taking capsules in particular and the tesco soy comes in capsule form. They're not even that big really, i just struggle :( Anyway, I wondered if anyone knew of any reason why I couldn't just open the capsules and add it to food/water. Or if anyone knew of these supplements in a small form or maybe even in tablet, because for some reasom i have less of a problem with tablets Hmm

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Augusthomotherium · 29/05/2015 10:43

I believe you can! Grin Its not time release sensitive or anything like that, so if you mix it in with yogurt or something it should be fine presuming it doesn't taste crap
Congrats on a shorter cycle! Smile

dizzylemon · 29/05/2015 12:23

It has no flavour, just gritty. Had it in a spoonful of milk but yoghurt is a great idea.

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