Posted by Chantel Martiromo. research contributed by PubMed
In the study to investigate whether soy isoflavones (soy
milk and supplement) could improve cognitive functioning in healthy,
postmenopausal women, of a total of
79 postmenopausal women, 48-65 years of age, posted in PubMed, indicated that in contrast to predictions, soy
isoflavones did not improve selective attention (Stroop task), visual
long-term memory (pattern recognition), short-term visuospatial memory
(Benton Visual Retention Test), or visuo-spatial working memory (color
match task). Also, the soy milk group showed a decline in verbal working memory (Digit Ordering Task) compared to the soy supplement and control groups.
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