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One problem with soy isoflavone supplements is the variable amounts of isoflavones in the supplements, and how these differ from the levels in soy foods.Pills may contain much more, or much less, than the label states, since there is no regulation.soflavones are biologically-active, nonnutritive compounds that are present in relatively large amounts in soybean and soyfoods. Soybeas contain two main types of isoflavones; daidzein and genistein.
The list of antinutrients found in legumes, beans and soy is seemingly endless and includes: lectins, saponins, phytate, polyphenols (tannins, isoflavones), protease inhibitors, raffinose oligosaccharides, cyanogenetic glycosides, and favism glycosides.eans are not good sources of either zinc or iron, and they have low protein digestibility because these legumes are chock full of antinutrients that impair our bodyâs ability to absorb and assimilate potential nutrients found in these foods.