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Novel soy supplement displays anti-cancer effects
Orlando, FL-Reports of the prophylactic properties of isoflavones and other natural substances on cancer cell lines are common, but few-if any-have demonstrated properties as potentially strong as those evidenced by a Japanese nutritional supplement containing a novel form of genistein.
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