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Soya intake - Hypothyroid
My nutritionist has asked me to eat 30gm soya daily for protein but doctors suggest not to take soya if you have hyperthyroidism. Kindly share your views.
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Gud morning soya n soy products u can take in moderate amounts not very high amount intake is suggested.Pls share in detail what problem u r facing due to hyperthyroidism issue.
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Soya is not recommended for Thyroid patients.
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Hii ,
You should avoid to take soya and all the soya products like soya milk, soya oil, soya chunks soya badi, soya flour, soya sauce because it always be harmful in thyroid cases. It cause imbalance in secretion and function of thyroid hormone and gland as well.
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Take 1tbs of flaxseed and chia seeds everyday in any form . it will help you to cure your thyroid issue soon.
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No soyabean and products like soya oil, nuggets, in case of thyroid issues
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