Soy Isoflavones Days

What Cycle Days Should You Take Soy?

Because it is similar to Clomid, women take it the same as they would when taking Clomid, on cycle days 3-7, 4-8 or 5-9. It is said taking them earlier, starting cycle day 3, is suppose to produce more eggs, and starting them later, cycle day 5 is supposed to produce a more mature egg.

It is not recommended that women take this throughout their entire cycle. It says ovulation will usually occur 5-10 days after taking it. It is also not recommended that women who are pregnant consume high levels of soy, so I probably would only take it during the certain cycle days listed and discontinue for the rest of the cycle.

One woman on a message board shared her success with this product, she took it cycle days 4-8, 80 mg for cycle day 4, 5 and 6. Then 120 mg on cycle day 7 and 8. She said she knew she ovulated, because of the pain and was someone who ovulated on her own and got pregnant her first month taking it. There are some warnings that taking high levels may decrease fertility.

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