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Hi, I have heard soy mentioned a bit on here. How does it affect ovulation and what form do you buy it in? How much do you take?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Hi, I have heard soy mentioned a bit on here. How does it affect ovulation and what form do you buy it in? How much do you take?
Thanks!
Oh reading this, I usually ovulate late as well,
Dmom has just told me that soy brings ov forward, I might try that to see how it affects my cycle,
Jodie, what days would you recommend for a "soy virgin"? 3-7 to start?
Will wait for my blood tests and then decide what I try.
Hi, I have heard soy mentioned a bit on here. How does it affect ovulation and what form do you buy it in? How much do you take?
Thanks!
You buy soy Isoflavones from Amazon the link is below and they are in tablet form. In the past i've taken 150mg from days 1-5 and 3-7.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lamberts-S...4O/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1321522193&sr=8-13
Below is how it affects ovulation
1-5 = you produce more eggs, and ovulate sooner, with a stronger ovulation.
2-6 = you produce more eggs that usual, but not as many as taking it 1-5. Eggs may be more mature, and ovulation will be slightly more strong than 1-5.
3-7 = The best of both worlds, a few more eggs, and all eggs will be strong & mature, and ovulation will be alot stronger than 1-5.
4-8 = No more eggs will be produced, but the ones already there, will be matured a lot more than usual, and ovulation will be very strong. Ovulation may only be brought forward a teeny bit.
5-9 = You'll have one very mature strong egg, from the ones you already produced on your own. Ovulation will either happen when it usually does, or a few days later, but your egg will be of great quality.
I would suggest to take at least 80mg bc soy is half the strength of clomid. Soy can be taken anytime, but if taken at night, you can possibly avoid side effects and make sure to take them at the same time each day.