Revival Soy Doctor
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Name: Felicia
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I would love to try the soy for menopause symptoms, but I was told that it inhibits something in the thyroid. I am hypothyroid on Synthroid now & was told to take Synthroid on an EMPTY stomach & to stay away from soy (not from Dr., Just from reading). Do you have any info on this? Thank you for your time
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Thank you for contacting me about #1 Doctor-recommended Revival Soy protein supplement. Our mission is to help others live a life they love with good nutrition, education and medical research. Of course, please discuss the information supplied in this message with your physician. The makers of Synthroid®, a thyroid medication, recommend eating certain foods, including those containing calcium, walnuts and soy, four hours apart from taking Synthroid. It's important to speak with your own physician about your medications and nutrient interactions. A good summary that includes information about thyroid and soy is found on the Soyfoods Association of North America website at http://www.soyfoods.org/health/SANAsoyprimer.pdf. I hope this information helps. Please let me know if I can help further. To inquire about your order, email us
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