Posted by Chantel M. research contributed US National Library of Medicine
National Institutes of Health
In the examination of twenty-one nonvitamin, nonmineral dietary supplements commonly consumed by women
in Canada were analyzed for isoflavones (formononetin, daidzein,
genistein, glycitein), lignans (pinoresinol, lariciresinol,
secoisolariciresinol, matairesinol), and coumestrol to complement our
previously published food phytoestrogen database, posted in PubMed, suggested that Supplements containing soy
or red clover had the highest concentrations of total isoflavones
(728.2-35,417.0 ug/g) and total phytoestrogens (1030.1-35,517.7 ug/g)
followed by licorice and licorice-containing supplements (41.3-363.3
ug/g isoflavones; 56.5-370.0 ug/g total phytoestrogens). Other
supplements had considerably less isoflavones (</= 19.0 ug/g) and
total phytoestrogens (</= 44.2 ug/g). Lignans were present in all
(</= 298.9 ug/g), whereas coumestrol was either not present or
present in only small amounts (</= 3.0 ug/g). Supplements differed in
phytoestrogen profiles. The daily intake of isoflavones and lignans
from some supplements may greatly exceed those from several servings of soy
or vegetables. Hence, the intake of supplements should be taken into
consideration in clinical or epidemiological studies for more accurate
estimation of phytoestrogen intakes.
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