Soybean isoflavones, as structural analogues, are chemically related to estrogen activity, showing a two-way regulatory effect of inhibition and synergy: when the estrogen level in human body is low, isoflavones occupy estrogen receptors, exert a weak estrogen effect, and show the effect of improving estrogen level; When the estrogen level in the human body is too high, isoflavones occupy the receptor position in a "competitive" way, and at the same time exert a weak estrogen effect, thus generally showing the effect of reducing the estrogen level in the body.
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