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In today’s busy life, women often overlooked the needs of proper nutrients and care. There are various reports on soy intake which has displayed many benefits for a woman’s health and beauty. It is difficult to consume sufficient amounts of soy or vitamins for our daily health, but we can do so by consuming products that contains Pueraria Mirifica.

Each capsule in Miri Beauty Re-Vital has nutritional support of phytoestrogen. It is retrieve from soy rich herb, Pueraria Mirifica. Its phytoestrogenic chemical (60 time higher than any soy plant) has proven to boost feminine estrogen and rejuvenate effects to the female body (breast, facial skin, body skin, hair and vaginal epithelium). Thus, women with low hormonal levels can benefits from it.

How to use: Consume 1 capsule daily (even on period days).

Packing size: 60 capsules

Effects:

Reduce pimples problem
Relief pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS)
Promote fuller breasts
Maintain bone density
Increases Energy
Give hair luster and shine
Replenish collagen for skin thus retaining its suppleness and moisture

Other Benefits:

More energetic during period
Maintain hormone level

Pueraria Mirifica was found and grown in the northern highland of Thailand. Native women have used this plant for beauty and health enhancement for over a century. According to clinical trial in Thailand University, Chulalongkorn, its estrogenic activity is higher than many soy base plants. Thus, almost 90% of women whom consume Pueraria Mirifica were found to have fuller breast, fairer skin, smoother complexion and better state of health.

After years of scientific Research & Development in Thailand University, Chulalongkorn, Pueraria Mirifica products development were approved by Ministry of Health Thailand. Global experts confirmed these compositions as pure and natural (miroestrol and deoxymiroestrol in plant), and can bind estrogen in a woman’s body. The phyto-chemical in pueraria has structural similarities with female estrogen, thus it will not be rejected by the female body. After putting it through a series of trials and tests to test its effectiveness, this great success was confirmed in Europe, America and Japan. The valuable compounds found in pueraria mirifica, miroestrol and deoxymiroestrol, are different and possess highest estrogenic activity among the known phytoestrogen plants. Other phyto-chemicals are: Isoflavones and groups of phytoestrogens e.g. Genistein, Daidzein, Daizin, Genistin and Coumestrol are found in this plant.

Isoflavones are structurally similar to the estrogenic steroids, and thus have been shown to possess both estrogenic and anti estrogenic activity. Enriched in pueraria mirifica, supports healthy cardio-vascular system, enhances breast and skin appearance, healthy bone structure. Its primarily use is as tonic and preserved feminine longevity; firming and tightening breast, nourishing skin, reduce fine lines, improve skin texture and relieving muscle strains and aches.

More info on Soy intake

The two phytoestrogens that have been the most thoroughly studied; Phytoestrogen and Soy

There is growing evidence that eating foods rich in phytoestrogens (plant substances that have an estrogenlike activity) can be of significant help in easing the symptoms of menopause. Soy base plant and herb are high in phytoestrogens. Women in cultures that traditionally eat a lot of soy products, such as the Japanese culture, have a much lower incidence of difficult menopausal symptoms. This appears to be, at least in part, because foods rich in phytoestrogens mimic estrogen activity in the body.

Phytoestrogens don't behave exactly like estrogen, or estrogen replacement, but that can actually be an advantage when you are going through menopause. At that time, your body is adapting to having less estrogen in the system, and there may be a protective effect when you get estrogenlike activity from eating phytoestrogen-rich food, rather than taking full-strength estrogen in hormone replacement. Phytoestrogens bind to the estrogen receptors of cells, but they do not stimulate the cells as much or as strongly as estrogen steroid hormones. But, by binding to the receptor, they accomplish two important tasks.

First

They "satisfy" the receptor by binding to it. This allows the receptor site to respond by initiating changes within the cell. These changes could include helping to decrease osteoporosis, in the case of bone cells, or decreasing hot flash symptoms, in the case of blood vessels. The effect is not nearly as strong as that of a steroid hormone like estradiol, but sometimes that is better.

Second

Phytoestrogens decrease cancer stimulation by steroid hormones such as estrogens by taking up the receptor space and competing with steroid hormones that would normally bind to the hormone receptors. When phytoestrogens block steroid estrogens from binding to the receptor, they are said to be antagonists, meaning they work against the steroid hormones. This effect could prevent strong stimulation of cancer cells in the breast or uterus.

With less stimulation from steroid estrogens, cancer cells will grow much slower and may be more susceptible to control by the immune system. Additionally, research reports that some phytoestrogens, such as genistein from soybeans, actually suppress tumour growth even in tumours that are not influenced by hormonal activity.Research is discovering that phytoestrogens are inhibitors of breast, uterine, bowel, and prostate cancers. Phytoestrogen found in soy foods may decrease the rate of bone loss because of their estrogenlike activity. They can be protective to the cardiovascular system by decreasing high cholesterol levels. They also help allay osteoporosis, and are also able to help control some symptoms of menopause.

Soy is the most well studied of foods containing phytoestrogens, and is the source of several very important substances such as the isoflavones, genistein, and daidzein. As well as decreasing cancer risks, soy has the ability to help prevent osteoporosis and, possibly, autoimmune diseases. Since phytoestrogens have an antagonist effect, the decreased risk of autoimmune disease should come as no surprise. It is well-known that women have a higher incidence of autoimmune diseases than men, and that estrogens are believed to play a role in these conditions.

The isoflavones, genistein, and daidzein could prevent postmenopausal bone loss and osteoporosis. In animal studies, genistein is as effective as steroid estrogens in preserving bone. Even synthetic isoflavones, such as ipriflavone, are able to reduce bone loss in animals with osteoporosis and show great promise for the prevention and treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis. Animal research demonstrates that soybean phytoestrogens do not have any estrogenic activity in the uterus and vagina, and exert antagonist activity by reducing uterine cell stimulation by supplemented steroid hormones.

The implications are that women on hormone replacement would benefit from taking soy based phytoestrogens. A healthful diet that includes regular intake of legumes may result in a decreased risk of endometrial cancer. In addition to decreasing risks of breast cancer, uterine cancer, heart disease, and osteoporosis, soy can relief some of the more immediate discomforts of menopause. Based on a 1991, Journal of the National Cancer Institute, estimates that 1 cup of soybeans provides about 300 mg of plant estrogens called isoflavones the equivalent of about 45 mg of conjugated estrogens, as potent as a low to medium dose of the prescribed estrogen, Premarin.

Research also suggests that switching to certain drugless therapies can also contribute to managing and treating these diseases once they have occurred. Certain nutritional supplements may protect the body from the harmful effects like bone loss and heart ailments.Soy foods are a good source of protein and it's becoming easier and more pleasant to eat some everyday, preferably in place of animal foods. There are now several types of tofu or soy burgers on the market, flavoured and unflavoured soy milks (they work in shakes, on cereals, in cooking, and even in hot beverages such as tea), in addition to low-fat versions of tofu in firm, regular, and soft consistencies. Some soy foods may have more plant estrogens than others. Many women have reported relief of menopausal symptoms when they eat these foods.

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