Isovon has been formulated to provide the highest
concentration of isoflavones for better health before,
during and after menopause. Soya beans are the richest
food source of phytoestrogens.
The interest in the potential health benefits of
dietary phytoestrogens has increased with the findings
that hormone replacement therapy is not as safe
or effective as previously thought. One of the most
important naturally present phytoestrogens is Isoflavone.
The new Isovon contains Isoflavones which is derived
from non-genetically modified Soya and is known
to mimic the effects of the female hormone oestrogen,
(estrogens), in the body.
Dr. Onsy Morris, Consultant Gynaecologist from
New Victoria Hospital said "I see many menopausal
patients who would prefer not to go on the HRT
route for whatever reason, many of whom have experienced
considerable success with Isovon. Isovon allows
them to get on with their lives and maintain good
health before, during and after menopause.
With over 20 years' experience in the pharmacy
and health foods industry, we
have introduced 2 online pharmacy websites for
our customers to visit, find
out essential health information and be able to
order the products they
choose.
For information on and to order Isovon, our recommendation
for HRT, www.isovonforwomen.co.uk.
2004 Isovon is a registered trade mark of Orchid Healthcare Ltd. All rights are reserved.
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